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Jeffrey Brown

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  • First Name Jeffrey
  • Last Name Brown
  • Gender Male
  • City & State Akron,Ohio
  • Birthday April 16, 1969

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  • Website http://www.freewebs.com/educationprosperity/
  • Facebook https://www.facebook.com/jvbzook

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  • About Me An educated African-American who believes in reinforcing the academic tradition of opur people to our youth.

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  • Jeffrey Brown
    Jeffrey Brown → Team Afro: I have a vision of creating an online supplemental camp with an Afro-centric focus to expand on the ideas presented during Kwanzaa as well as during February (Black History Month). This camp would, by teaching about the academic accomplishments of African...  moreI have a vision of creating an online supplemental camp with an Afro-centric focus to expand on the ideas presented during Kwanzaa as well as during February (Black History Month). This camp would, by teaching about the academic accomplishments of African-Americans through reading Afro-centric history, cultural work and literature, reduce the reading achievement gap, as well as build a sense of pride in students to work and achieve.  http://educationprosperity.webs.com/     http://afrocentriccampo.puzl.com/   https://www.facebook.com/AfroCentricCamp   https://www.facebook.com/groups/76434973493/ ...    less
    • March 11
  • Jeffrey Brown
    Jeffrey Brown posted a topic in the forum Share Your Thoughts:
    Afro-centric online summer supplemental camp
    I have a vision of creating an online supplemental camp with an Afro-centric focus to expand on the ideas presented during Kwanzaa as well as during February (Black History Month). This camp would, by teaching about the academic accomplishments ...  more I have a vision of creating an online supplemental camp with an Afro-centric focus to expand on the ideas presented during Kwanzaa as well as during February (Black History Month). This camp would, by teaching about the academic accomplishments of African-Americans through reading Afro-centric history, cultural work and literature, reduce the reading achievement gap, as well as build a sense of pride in students to work and achieve.  http://educationprosperity.webs.com/    http://afrocentriccampo.puzl.com/   https://www.facebook.com/AfroCentricCamp   https://www.facebook.com/groups/76434973493/   https://www.facebook.com/pages/Black-Intelligence-Today/165641943467658   http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=1978163&trk=hb_side_g   https://www.facebook.com/groups/570451862966806/ Create a fre    less
    • March 11
  • Jeffrey Brown
    Jeffrey Brown → Supporting our young black youth: Please help me in setting up an Afro-centric themed after school program in Akron Ohio? I am a member of the 100 Black Men of Akron, a group that provide mentoring to students throughout Akron on Saturday afternoons. Separately, though, I am attem...  morePlease help me in setting up an Afro-centric themed after school program in Akron Ohio? I am a member of the 100 Black Men of Akron, a group that provide mentoring to students throughout Akron on Saturday afternoons. Separately, though, I am attempting to set up an Afro-centric after school program in a predominately black middle school. I need assistance, especially from African-American middle and high school teachers in English and History. Check out my Linkedin group Black Intellectual Tradition (http://www.linkedin.com/groups?home=&gid=1978163&trk=anet_ug_hm&goback=%2Egmr_1978163) along with my website {http://www.freewebs.com/educationprosperity/} Please help me?  Contact me at Jeffrey_V_Brown@hotmail.com  less
    • October 6, 2012
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    • August 28, 2012
  • Jeffrey Brown
    Jeffrey Brown → Supporting our young black youth: "Education, the Key to Prosperity."   When are, we, as a people, going to start working with our youth to eliminate the lies that are fed to them by the media that prevent them from achieving to thier fullest potential?  When are we, going ...  more"Education, the Key to Prosperity."   When are, we, as a people, going to start working with our youth to eliminate the lies that are fed to them by the media that prevent them from achieving to thier fullest potential?  When are we, going to stand up and fight the idea, pervasive in our youth, that if you are excelling in school, in advanced classes and dominating (academically) you classmates, you are “acting white”.  This idea is absurd!  Throughout history, we have pushed education when it was forbidden upon pain of death!  Even during Jim Crow, we created over 150 colleges to serves our children when the mainstream ones refused to let us in.  When mainstream businesses refused our money, we became entrepreneurs and set up thriving districts such as Little Hayti in Durham, North Carolina and Black Wall Street in Tulsa, Oklahoma.  This all happened, because we educated ourselves, either formally or informally!! Now, after our people fought to open doors to the mainstream of American intellect...    less
    • August 1, 2012
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  • Jeffrey Brown
    Jeffrey Brown → Black dicussions: "Education, the Key to Prosperity."   When are, we, as a people, going to start working with our youth to eliminate the lies that are fed to them by the media that prevent them from achieving to thier fullest potential?  When are we, going ...  more"Education, the Key to Prosperity."   When are, we, as a people, going to start working with our youth to eliminate the lies that are fed to them by the media that prevent them from achieving to thier fullest potential?  When are we, going to stand up and fight the idea, pervasive in our youth, that if you are excelling in school, in advanced classes and dominating (academically) you classmates, you are “acting white”.  This idea is absurd!  Throughout history, we have pushed education when it was forbidden upon pain of death!  Even during Jim Crow, we created over 150 colleges to serves our children when the mainstream ones refused to let us in.  When mainstream businesses refused our money, we became entrepreneurs and set up thriving districts such as Little Hayti in Durham, North Carolina and Black Wall Street in Tulsa, Oklahoma.  This all happened, because we educated ourselves, either formally or informally!! Now, after our people fought to open doors to the mainstream of American intellect...    less
    • August 1, 2012
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    Robyn Hill: Hey, thanks for adding me as a friend!
    • April 9, 2012
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    Robyn Hill is now friends with Jeffrey Brown.
    • April 9, 2012
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    Jeffrey Brown joined the group Cleveland, Ohio Bloggers
    • April 7, 2012
  • Jeffrey Brown
    Jeffrey Brown posted a topic in the forum Share Your Thoughts:
    "Education, the Key to Prosperity."
    When are, we, as a people, going to start working with our youth to eliminate the lies that are fed to them by the media thatprevent them from achieving to thier fullest potential? When are we, going to stand up and fight the idea, pervasive in our youth...  more When are, we, as a people, going to start working with our youth to eliminate the lies that are fed to them by the media thatprevent them from achieving to thier fullest potential? When are we, going to stand up and fight the idea, pervasive in our youth, that if you are excelling in school, in advanced classes and dominating (academically) you classmates, you are “acting white”. This idea is absurd! Throughout history, we have pushed education when it was forbidden upon pain of death! Even during Jim Crow, we created over 150 colleges to serves our children when the mainstream ones refused to let us in. When mainstream businesses refused our money, we became entrepreneurs and set up thriving districts such as Little Hayti in Durham, North Carolina and Black Wall Street in Tulsa, Oklahoma. This all happened, because we educated ourselves, either formally or informally!! Now, after our people fought to open doors to the mainstream of American intellectual life, a thief come in the night tosteal ...    less
    • April 7, 2012
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    In How do you feel about the current state of the Black Lit. World? - How do you feel about the current state of the Black Lit. World?
    Tue at 1:26 PM
    Some of our comments appear to be limiting "Black literature" to...  moreSome of our comments appear to be limiting "Black literature" to "African American Lit". What about African, Caribbean, Latin and Afro-European literature? Our experiences will be always be limited if we take on the attitude of, nothing exists beyond our shores. Africans all over the world have so much to learn from and teach to, one another. First we'll have to acknowledge that we all fall under the category of Africans and we have to accept our family on the continent and the rest of the world and they'll have to accept us. There is an amazing amount of art being created all the time by US but if WE don't recognize it then we're losing our legacy. We all have to make more effort to develop ways to exchange and promote African arts among our fellow Africans and the rest of the world if we want to see our artists gain the recognition that they deserve.  less
  • Lorint Gray
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    May 18
    Definitely look forward to reading your blogs Mr. SoBo. Nice to ...  moreDefinitely look forward to reading your blogs Mr. SoBo. Nice to meet you as well Candace. Peace and Blessings to you both.  
  • Neicy Jones
    In How do you feel about the current state of the Black Lit. World? - How do you feel about the current state of the Black Lit. World?
    May 18
    Sable Femme said: April Byrd said:I feel like current black lit...  moreSable Femme said: April Byrd said:I feel like current black lit has just become a dramatized, grimy reflection of the street, hood, and ghetto life. It's putting out an image of personalities that should not be subscribed to. Passion has been displaced with lust, filth and Ignorance. Whenever I turn the pages of Black Expressions all I mostly see is something about sex, and drug dealers, and just ghetto drama ugh. *Disgusted as I type*. Just venting a little, but I know all is not lost. I've heard rave reviews about Ernessa T. Carter's "32 Candles" Has anybody read it? You are so right!  I hate going into my local bookstore and walking over to the African American Lit section only to find Toni Morrison hidden behind 80000 copies of "Candy Licker" and "Welfare Wifeys".   Rotflmao! Touche'!  less
  • Neicy Jones
    In How do you feel about the current state of the Black Lit. World? - How do you feel about the current state of the Black Lit. World?
    May 18
    April D. Byrd said:I feel like current black lit has just become...  moreApril D. Byrd said:I feel like current black lit has just become a dramatized, grimy reflection of the street, hood, and ghetto life. It's putting out an image of personalities that should not be subscribed to. Passion has been displaced with lust, filth and Ignorance. Whenever I turn the pages of Black Expressions all I mostly see is something about sex, and drug dealers, and just ghetto drama ugh. *Disgusted as I type*. Just venting a little, but I know all is not lost. I've heard rave reviews about Ernessa T. Carter's "32 Candles" Has anybody read it?   ^5@ April!  less
  • Neicy Jones
    In How do you feel about the current state of the Black Lit. World? - How do you feel about the current state of the Black Lit. World?
    May 18
    Amen!@ Krystal. Totally agree.

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  • March 11, 2013 1:35:03 PM EDT
    in the topic Afro-centric online summer supplemental camp in the forum Share Your Thoughts
    I have a vision of creating an online supplemental camp with an Afro-centric focus to expand on the ideas presented during Kwanzaa as well as during February (Black History Month). This camp would, by teaching about the academic accomplishments of African-Americans through reading Afro-centric history, cultural work and literature, reduce the reading achievement gap, as well as build a sense of pride in students to work and achieve. 

    • http://educationprosperity.webs.com/ 
     

    • http://afrocentriccampo.puzl.com/
     

    • https://www.facebook.com/AfroCentricCamp
     

    • https://www.facebook.com/groups/76434973493/
     

    • https://www.facebook.com/pages/Black-Intelligence-Today/165641943467658
     

    • http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=1978163&trk=hb_side_g
     

    • https://www.facebook.com/groups/570451862966806/
    Create a fre

     

  • April 7, 2012 7:12:06 PM EDT
    in the topic "Education, the Key to Prosperity." in the forum Share Your Thoughts
     When are, we, as a people, going to 
    start working with our youth to eliminate the
    lies that are fed to them by the media that
    prevent them from achieving to thier fullest
    potential? When are we, going to stand up and
    fight the idea, pervasive in our youth, that if
    you are excelling in school, in advanced classes
    and dominating (academically) you classmates,
    you are “acting white”. This idea is absurd!
    Throughout history, we have pushed education
    when it was forbidden upon pain of death!
    Even during Jim Crow, we created over 150
    colleges to serves our children when the
    mainstream ones refused to let us in. When
    mainstream businesses refused our money, we
    became entrepreneurs and set up thriving
    districts such as Little Hayti in Durham, North
    Carolina and Black Wall Street in Tulsa,
    Oklahoma. This all happened, because we
    educated ourselves, either formally or
    informally!!
    Now, after our people fought to
    open doors to the mainstream of American
    intellectual life, a thief come in the night to
    steal the victory and perseverance from our
    kids; the idea that academic excellence is
    “acting white”, our ridicule of our brothers
    and sisters who strive for educational and
    professional excellence. As they go forward
    in their academic accomplishments, we have
    Black idiots taunting them with the label
    “acting white.” Do not confuse professionalism
    or academic excellence with “acting white.”
    One has nothing in the world to do with the
    other. In fact, those Black folks who do not
    encourage nor support their fellow Black
    students or Black businesses are actually the
    ones “acting white.” They also act white when
    they do not sound their objections or defend
    against other races that denigrate their Black
    brothers and sisters, or when they mistreat
    their own Black people with the same lies,
    injustice and incorrectness as white
    supremacist do. Those who are accusing other
    of “Acting white,” are simply being niggerish,
    or, put a better way “stupid”, themselves!
    I issue a challenge to everyone!
    Check you state’s, your individual district’s,
    your child’s school’s status on proficiency
    tests. You will see an great gap in the
    performance of black and white students.
    Check the ACT, SAT, AP, and other tests.
    With affirmative action about to go off into
    history and the standards rising, we must
    reaffirm our intellectual tradition. Start
    reading (newspaper, books, magazines, etc.,
    use the public library, etc.). As a special
    treat, give your kids gifts certificates for
    bookstores. Take your children to museums,
    galleries, parks, etc. We must challenge the
    idea promulgated through BET and throughout
    history that all we do is play sports and rap!!
    View my sites at:
    • http://educationprosperity.webs.com/index.htm
    • http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Afro-American_Intellectual_Association/
    • http://groups.msn.com/BlackIntelligence. 
    • http://jvbzook.tripod.com/
    • http://afrocentriccampvision.groups.live.com/
    • http://blackintellectualtraditi.groups.live.com/ 
    •  http://blackintellect.spaces.live.com/ 
    • http://jvbafro.tripod.com 
    • http://groups.msn.com/BlackAkronWeb
    • http://educationprosperity.webs.com/index.htm
    • http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Afro-American_Intellectual_Association/
    • http://groups.msn.com/BlackIntelligence
    • http://educationprosperity.webs.com/

    Or, you can email me at Jeffrey_V_Brown@hotmail.com.

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