4.24.2024

ICYMI: REV. DR. AL SHARPTON'S 33rd ANNUAL NATIONAL ACTION NETWORK CONVENTION 2024 - A TREMENDOUS SUCCESS

By Gloria DULAN-Wilson

 


With Malaak Shabazz, youngest daughter of Malcolm X - Malaak and her sister Malika were the twins Betty Shabazz  carrying when Brother Malcolm X was assassinated - She has always been integrally involved in community activism and development.


NYC Mayor Eric Adams  greeted guests at the NAN Keeper of the Dream Awards Dinner was one of the first to sign off on the establishment of NAN when they first begin to establish themselves in the community.


Who knew that the late Eric Garner's sister was a Soror!! - We are literally Everywhere!! It was awsome meet her and their valiant Mom who is at every NAN Saturday Rally.

Great legal mind and co-founder of Nation Action Network Michael Hardy (he is in OUR PRAYERS for full recovery and opulent health. 

The meeting after the meeting in the lobby of the Sheraton Towers (l-R) Michael??, Jazz Aficianado Michael Howard, Rev.Gilford Montrose, Rev. Oliver Buie of Good Brothers/LA, Entrepreneur David Smile - and me, Gloria DULAN-Wilson

(L) Professor Leonard Jeffries and producer Leon Pinkney
 - Two of the greatest minds in their own right.  Len Jeffries is a walking encyclopedia.  Leon Pinkney brings concepts into fruition.
Rev. Al Sharpton headed to a Fireside Chat with Stacey Abrams - We are blessed to have a brother who will stand for us, and simultaneously work to bring us along and increase our knowledge so no one else can come into our midst and play divide and conquer mind tricks on us.  33 Years ago, NAN was a concept, now it's a force to be reckoned with.

Rev Al conducts fireside chat with MSNBC News Anchor and author Joy Ann Reid, discussing her latest book, MEDGAR AND MYRILIE: and the Love Story that Awakened America

Rev. Buie and David Smile Two brilliant men who are attending NAN for the first time.


Whoopi Goldberg received the President's Keeper of the Dream Award for her presence and championing the issues and concerns of Black people on a consistent basis. 


Gloria DULAN-Wilson