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Let our campuses be canvases where diversity paints a picture of unity, erasing the stains of racism. In the halls of learning, let equality be our greatest lesson.” - Dr. Thandeka Mazibuko
The systematic failure to hire within oncology centers is a critical issue. Recruiting, not rejecting, black excellence is imperative for a truly inclusive and equitable healthcare system. It’s time to dismantle implicit biases and embrace diversity. by Dr. Thandeka Mazibuko
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"Every , no matter where she lives, deserves the opportunity to develop the promise inside of her." - Michelle Obama 🌟✨
Reflecting back on my time at Siyajabula High School, I never imagined I would be where I am today. 🏫🎓
Lesson learned: It's crucial to invest in young girls, even if they come from impoverished backgrounds , forced in marriage , abused or walk barefooted.
We must embrace, mentor, and uplift them. In Africa, society often undervalues the girl child, assuming she will only end up getting married or forced into marriage. Investing in a girl is seen as a waste of money, assuming she will become pregnant and drop out of school. But I firmly believe in investing in a girl child because you never know who she will become in the future. We must invest in all children. 💪💼💡
Let's not undermine our colleagues based on their backgrounds. Let's not miss the opportunity to nurture someone who is determined to succeed because they will indeed succeed, with or without our help. We may later regret not offering them support when they needed it the most. 🤝🌟
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Date : Monday April 3, 2024
Time : 12pm EST New York City
Host Dr Thandeka Mazibuko survivor of forced marriages
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Sheikh Musa Drammeh is the founder of Muslim Media Corporation, the publisher of Muslim Community Report, New York Parrot, Parkchester Times and Senegambia Parrot Newspapers. He is the creator of Lifestyle Lifespan that coordinates New York Healthy Lifestyle campaign which was adopted by NYCDOE in the Bronx in 2020.
Mr. Drammeh is a lifelong community organizer and activist who has led and inspired many community, peacebuilding, religious, political, economic, health and educational initiatives through which he and his colleagues have received a number of proclamations from elected officials. He and his wife founded and managed the only full-time parochial Islamic School, K-12, in the Bronx since 2001. He led the founding of STEMDUP Academy Charter School (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, Diversity, Unity and Peace) that received preapproval but couldn’t operate due to NYC charter cap.
Sheikh Musa Drammeh’s passion for social entrepreneurship development hails from his decades in the areas of real estate, insurance and investment banking industries on Wall Street. Founder of Investment Banking Firm, Sahara Associates.
Mr. Drammeh executive produces Muslim Community Report and Public Emergency Management Adherence (PEMA) television shows on Bronxnet Television, and a frequent media commentator on Islamic issues and African immigrants’ affairs. He founded Adopt-A-Friend, Inc. in 2004 and co-founded African Union Day Foundation in 2006.
Mr. Drammeh is a graduate of New York City Police Department (NYPD) Citizens Academy and Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) Citizens Academy, and founded two highly successful pro-law enforcement days: National Public Safety Honor Day and Interfaith Prayer Warriors Circle.
“If you can assist me, I really appreciate it. If you can’t assist me, I truly understand. But by all means, never interfere or worse yet undermine my earnest efforts.” SMD.
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Big news folks!
The Challenging Wrongful Convictions Act passed the Assembly today on a 90-55 (unofficial) vote bringing us one solid step closer to making this bill into law. Huge shout out to everyone who has fought for this bill through the years.
The picture above is Assembly member Jeff Aubry debating the bill on the floor.
Now our attention focuses exclusively on the Senate, where we have 29 co-sponsors and one "I support it but I'm not a co-sponsor" in Jessica Scarcella-Spanton from Staten Island. Our goal is to get to 32 which will be a majority of members in the house.
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