USA Africa Dialogue Series - Africans in America: The Hall of Portrait of Achievers in History Making: Who?

See the Table of Contents Below...Write in...send to continentalafrican@live.com Mwiza Munthali of TransAfrica as been voted  in a special category for all-round best for Public Service.  In deed, from the Pilgrims through Hispanic, Jewish, Asian migration, the transnational communities became integral part of the American legend. The members soar to heights unlimited, making America proud and projecting distinctiveness that showers ethnic pride and the reputation of a people. So who makes the mark with the presence, accomplishments and contributions of Africans?  The American tradition salutes the efforts and history warrants the documentation.  Here you go:  vote for the Hall of Portrait of Achievers on page 10....Also, you need to vote on the Best Artist....page 32....But see the criteria first. Download the attachment or go click: National African Heritage Month 2010 - Presence, Accomplishments, Contributions.docx   If you have difficulty, you can download from the site: http://continentalafricancommunity.org/heritage.aspx This is a substanstive content bound on its way through congressional sponsorship to the eventual destination: President Obama's signature and proclamation of the African Heritage Month.   Check it out...what says the Youth Programming on Page 26 talk of Asian model...here is the African Model of American Excellence. Ou la it is a white tie on page 20 and the honorees are. Wait!  I Wear Africa and the Hati-tude....then laissez les bon temps rouler on page 32. What do you think of Franklin Ekechukw of NIDO and Pepita of Ivory Coast? Clap for Mrs World Congeniality who kicks off Le Cinquantenaire - page 12 and 13....What about the feats of Ganiyu Dada of Continental Africa Chamber of Commerce? Sylvie Bello can explain more and check out Carine Siltz on health...don't forget the African Market and Mall on page 31. All these coming up after the introduction of African Organization of the Year: SENASE. with the County Executive of MoCo - where it all began...first in the nation...with NAACP, too-page 11.  Table of Contents The Flags. 4 Map of Africa and Countries. 5 The African Renaissance Monument and the African Renaissance. 6 Creating Timbuktu. 7 Ahmed Baba Institute. 8 Hall of portraits of achievers -personalities. 10 Portrait of the first –Naacp: First in the nation, Montgomery county. 11 Henry hailstock scholarship award. 11 50th Independence  Celebrations –  Le Cinquantenaire - The Golden Jubilee. 12 Independent Dates in 1960. 14 Overview: The Power of counted presence: Overview of with African Organization of the Year: Senase. 16 Montgomery: First in the Nation. 17 Interfaith Prayer Breakfast. 17 African Union Village. 17 The US African Renaissance Conference. 18 African Renaissance Gala. 20 The Special Honorees are: 20 AGOA: I Wear Africa Fashion Show.. 21 What is your Hat-itude?. 21 Diaspora Festival of African Arts and Culture. 22 Parade Route to the African Union Village. 22 Youth Education and Culture. 26 African Model of American Excellence. 26 I am Africa, her Future is Me. 26 multicultural united states. 27 Children Festival with wipapa African footsteps of tomorrow.. 28 The African Mall and Market Fair. 31 African Heritage and Le Cinquantenaire Jubilee Ball with Music and Film Awards. 32 The African Heritage Health Fair and Sport. 32 Sponsorships and Working Committees. 35 Organizers for History. 35 Goodwill Seed Donors. 35 Patronage Sponsors. 35 Tickets to events. 35 Conference Hotel and Lodging. 36 Contacts. 36 Payments. 36 Site and Timeline Details. 36