To: Lila H. Ratsifandrihamanana

Ambassador of Permanent Representative of the African Union

To the United Nations

Cc: 54 Countries of the Afrikan Continent

305 East 47^th Street 5 Floor

New York, New York 10017

It is with sincere gratitude that A.U.H. Inc thanks the African Union and the United Nations for their invitation to join our Afrikan families on the 45^th year anniversary celebration of the formation of the African Union formally Organization of African Unity. It was inspiring to see so many Afrikans from the Continent and Diaspora in a room in such a festive mode with no hint of differences but a spirit of peaceful coexistence and interaction. These behaviors if practiced on our continent as a whole would result to a progressive future. As was stated by the theme of the program, “Africa the future is ours”, the future can only be ours if we create a sovereign and united Afrika for our Afrikan children. Today Afrikan Unity is still of vital importance for the future generations of Afrikans just as it was in the founding of the O.A.U.

Although there has been gains in advancement and development on our Continent there is still a lot of work left to be done in establishing one united Afrika. Goals set by the inaugural O.A.U. are yet to be met by the present Afrikan Union. The unity of our Afrikan nation will not be possible if advised and guided by non Afrikan peoples who do not have the best interest of Afrikan peoples in mind, only there to participate in garthering ideas and resources for their own peoples and country’s welfare. Unity of the Afrikan Continent must be based on Afrikan initiatives. In order to have unity we must be willing to sit down with one another to discuss our common issues resulting in collective resolutions. Leaders of the Afrikan nation and peoples all must be willing to cut the fake made to market propaganda of our history and who we are as a people, which have only been told to us by those who have chosen to demarcate our lands placing names over us for personal ruler ship. We as a nation of people must not continue to place choppy history in our minds or call ourselves by colonial names due to the demarcation of our Continent, and finally wash our hearts, minds, and spirits clean from any pervious notions dictated to us by colonial rule which we now use in our mouths to speak and call ourselves by the names to only give power to those who created it.

In return we create a confused people who appear not to know who they are as one nation of peoples or how to stand as men and women to govern our own peoples and destinies. This is apparently the case in our beloved South Afrika were Afrikans are killing Afrikans saying they are immigrants. This mentality has to be stopped. Because of the long hash years of apartheid our beloved peoples in South Africa are now turning in on their Afrikan people as they did to fight off the Colonial European rule. This is what is happening all over Afrika. This shows us that the system and polices set in place through colonial rule are still present and we are now operating these systems and polices fulfilling colonial interest by our own hand and on our own Afrikan peoples.

Afrikan Unity of Harlem, Inc recognizes these mental elements which need to be broken in this 21^st Century in order for our posterity to poster in their land, with their languages, resources, culture and one true story from and by we the Afrikan peoples. History does and continues to prove that no matter what language, no mater where we were born, no mater what religion we may practice, we are one Afrikan People home on the continent and aboard in the Diaspora.

Thank you, again for the efforts made to seize the unity of our people. May the spirit of our great ancestors guides us as we continue to work together on the implementation of unity to create one united Afrikan.

Most Respectfully

Ivory Ann Black II

Executive Secretary

Gorkan Makonnen

Assistant

Afrikan Unity of Harlem, Inc

204 w 121 St R3C

Mailing: P.O. Box 1121

New York, NY 10027

Office/ Fax: 212-531-0384/82

www.afrikanunityofharlem.com

afrikanunity_ofharlem@yahoo.com

No matter what language, No matter where we are born, No matter what religion we practice, WE ARE ONE AFRIKAN PEOPLE HOME & ABROAD.

Please support this A.U.H ,Inc. initiatives and help rally for the cause!

Contact: Executive Secretary Ivory Ann Black II @ 414-429-2160 or

Office: 212-5310384 Fax: 212-531-0382

Donate $1.00 a month for The Center of Afrikan Unity in Harlem

Send check, money order or other mailing to A.U.H, Inc. P.O. BOX 1121 NY, NY 10027

A.U.H., Inc. is an umbrella organizational catalyst founded in Harlem New York to spearhead the empowerment and unity of Afrikan People worldwide. We are connected to the 54 countries of Africa through the United Nations, Traditional Leaders, and a wide spread of peoples and organizations of Afrika in the United States. We recognized in order to have the Unity of our Afrikan people worldwide, we must have a community center for Afrikan people regardless of language, religion or place of birth ready available for us to gather ourselves on social, educational, and economical levels of interaction. As a unified whole it is easy to see our best interest as purely Afrikan Heritage people with the financial support to aid and assist our collective goals. Please support Afrikan Unity of Harlem, Inc. in it’s effort to establish The Center of Afrikan Unity in Harlem for all Afrikan People. We must seat together As One Afrikan People. Afrika is crying for her Leaders and People to take a moral stance in ensuring her overall wellbeing. Our posterity demands the inheritance of their homeland intact with land, resources, and most of all their Afrikan Family.

Afrikan Unity of Harlem, Inc. needs your support. As the whole community is aware New York City is standing firm on the gentrification of our community, and now even community based organizations who are to rise our nation awareness as a people are being effected. We are the Nation of Afrika in the West and we must stand and work together for our posterity sakes. We will not move from HARLEM.

Posterity demands that, we, as One Afrikan Nation both home and abroad, must commit 100% of our efforts to continue our ancestors plight of unifying of our Mother Land and our Peoples. No longer can we blame others for exploiting our resources, people, and land for we allowed all of it to happen. We, as a Nation of Afrikan People must govern ourselves and take a moral responsibility for our Continent and her Beloved Afrikan People. Now in this 21st century we are the oldest civilization on earth birthing all human life and creating for them the culture of science, art, religion, language, and the like which gave birth to the whole world fostering great and mighty nations today.

Afrikan Unity of Harlem, Inc. is calling ALL Afrikan People Worldwide to stop the false propaganda, made to market way of thinking against our homeland and people. We have everything we need: food, natural resources, and intelligent skillful Afrikan people to make it all happen. The time for Afrikan Unity is NOW for the talks of a new world order is already underway and Afrika is high on the list as a renewed frontier for exploitation.

For Support and Membership: Please join us at our weekly meetings every Fridays 5p.m.-7:30p.m. @ 204 W. 121st. Street, Rm. 3c Harlem, N.Y. 10027. or call for updated changes.

In Support and in Honor of International Women’s Day

Theme: The Importance of Self-Reliance

AFRICAN WOMEN'S AND YOUTH CONFERENCE program

Saturday March 8, 2008 10am to 5pm
Civil Servants Association Hall, Ministries
Accra, Ghana

Greetings Strong African Sisters World Wide as we continue rebuilding our nation of Peoples as mothers, sisters, and daughters. African Unity of Harlem, Inc is in full support of this program horning our beloved African woman in this 21^st Century. As our foundation shows us, African women roles in our liberation brings uncountable change to the whole nation. It is in our rights and natures to protect, feed, clothed, and even die fighting for the liberty of our children who grow to be our society.

As we plan for this 21^st Century as Women, let it be know that it is on us now to build a new nation which will require both male/female/son/daughter to work diligently with unconditional love and honor for this new way of life that MUST BE. We as African Unity of Harlem, Inc recognizing the nation of Afrika in the Diaspora and Continent as one, is standing on that fact and are here to support our nation regardless of if its home or abroad. More Afrikan Unity strength to all Afrikan Women Worldwide. We must be strong in peace for all of Afrika’s people around the world.

Sincerely

Ivory Ann Black II

Secretary

African Unity of Harlem, Inc

Office: 212 531-0384

Mobile: 414 429-2160

www.afrikanunityofharlem.com

afrikanunity_ofharlem@yahoo.com

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Amen Ra showcase of pictures from Kemet (Egypt)

Continuing the Legacy of Honoring our Elders of the Nation

Dr. Yosef A.A. ben-Jochannan, affectionately known as "Dr. Ben" now 91 years living, was born December 31, 1918, to a Puerto Rican mother and an Ethiopian father in what is known as the "Falasha" Hebrew community in Gondar, Ethiopia.

Dr. Ben's formal education began in Puerto Rico. His early education continued in The Virgin Islands and in Brazil, where he attended elementary and secondary school. Dr. Ben earned a B.S. degree in Civil Engineering at the university of Puerto Rico, and a Master's degree in Architectural Engineering from the University of Havana, Cuba. He received doctorial degrees in Cultural Anthropology and Moorish History, from the University of Havana and the University of Barcelona Spain.

Dr. Ben was adjunct professor at Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, for over a decade (1976–1987). He has written and published over forty-nine books and papers, revealing much of the information unearthed while he was in Egypt. Two of his better known works include, Black Man of the Nile and His Family and Africa: Mother of Major Western Religions.

In 1939, shortly after receiving his undergraduate degree, Dr. Ben's father sent him to Egypt to study first hand the ancient history of African People. Since 1941, Dr. Ben has been to Egypt at least twice a year. He began leading educational tours to Egypt in 1946. When asked why he began the tours, he replied "because no one knew or cared about Egypt and most believed Egypt was not in Africa." According to Dr. Ben, Egypt is the place to go to learn the fundamentals of living. Over five decades have passed and Dr. Ben, a preeminent scholar and Egyptologist, remains focused on Nile Valley Civilization. —————-National Black United Front———————--