Lifestyle - Sophisticated Settings june 18 2016

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The Afro-American, June 18, 2016 - June 24, 2016

On June 11, children, parents, teachers, and students came out to see the high-flying antics by The Harlem Wizards basketball team at Coppin State University in Baltimore. The entertainment started with a small introduction accompanied by jokes, and basketball tricks. As the Harlem Wizards competed against the “B-more All-Stars,” a team made up of faculty and staff members from local elementary and middle schools, they took selfies with the crowd, did flashy dunks and entertained the kid-friendly audience. It was a fun evening as the Harlem Wizards also, competed against a few people from the crowd, then later, giving away many prizes and letting the kids show off their dances moves. TheAFRO was one of the many sponsors of the event.

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City Springs cheer DP on

Harlem Wizards

Kareem Moore, Mekhi Peay and James Clay

Game time

David Catlett and Marcella Charles

Space Jam

Harlem Wizards fans

Erica House and Eric House

Winners of The AFRO Shootout

Carver Vocational High School JROTC with Merl Butler The B-More All- Stars Photos by Chanet Wallace

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he long-awaited reopening of the Lillie Carroll Jackson Civil Rights Museum took place on June 11 in Baltimore with a ribbon cutting ceremony in front of a large crowd of Jackson-Mitchell family members, Morgan State University faculty, staff, alumni and political leaders. Dr. David Wilson, president of Morgan State University, welcomed the community leaders and discussed the importance of the living museum and highlighted the life and legacy of its namesake, Dr. Lillie Carroll Jackson, a former Baltimore Chapter NAACP president and civil rights activist. “Dr. Jackson’s participation in Baltimore’s Civil Rights Movement was vital to initiating significant change, and we’re proud to share that history with the world, introducing her contributions to a new generation of museum goers,” said Dr. Wilson.

Alumni members M. Elaine Proctor Blackwell ‘49, Joyce B. Byrd ‘52

Ribbon cutting with Dr. David Wilson, Lisa Mitchell Sannaar, Sen. (retired) Michael Mitchell, Anthony Carey and Gabriel Tenabe, director of the Office of Museums

Former Morgan professor and alumni Dr. Helena Hicks Back row, left Sen. Clarence M. Mitchell IV, Sen. Michael Bowen Mitchell Sr., George D. R. Mitchell Jr., Keiffer J. Mitchell Jr. 2nd row, left, Clarice E. Wheatley, Lisa Mitchell Sennaar, Nannette K. Mitchell, Keiffer J. Mitchell III, Kamau F. Sennaar 1st row, left, Lillian M. Leeper, Kenna Mitchell, David M. Sennaar, Jade E. Newhouse, Dara N. Sennaar, Juanita E. Mitchell, Marquis X. Newhouse

Dr. Stella Hargett, Don-Terry Veal, Kim McCalla, Dr. Pamela Scott-Johnson, Dr. Marquis Walker, board of regents Tessa HIll-Aston, president NAACP Baltimore City Branch and Sen. (retired) Michael Bowen Mitchell

Chloe Neal, 19 months enjoyed the tour of the Lillie Carroll Jackson Museum

Ellis Brown, Marvin “Doc” Cheatham, Barbara Blount Armstrong and Dale Green

J. Howard Henderson, Greater Baltimore Urban League

Kim Mc Calla, Sen. (retired) Michael B. Mitchell, Dr. David Wilson and Del. Antonio Hayes

Robin Howard, Assoc. Director, Center for Museums and Historical Preservation, Dr. Pamela Scott-Johnson, Interim Dean, College of Liberal Arts, Gabriel Tenabe, Director of the Office of Museums

Lou Fields, Dr. Sharon Jones-Eversley, Marion Mc GaskeyBlackwell, Historic Old West Baltimore, Arlene Fisher, State Central Committee, 40th District Garey Reynolds and Henri Daniels, ‘66

Photos by Dr. A. Lois De Laine

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The Afro-American, June 18, 2016 - June 24, 2016

Linda Mitchell, Pam HarrisStraughn and Deborah Foreman

Carmen Lufton Johnson (standing) and Gladys Fitzhugh Pemberton; Beatrice Squire (seated), Fawn Coleman and Kim Coleman

Cheron Burns, Alisia RuchkenSmith and Andrea Gilliam

The Northern Virginia Alumnae Chapter (NoVAC) of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority and the Northern Virginia Delta Education and Community Service (NVDECS) Foundation, its nonprofit arm, held its annual Trailblazer Awards and Scholarship Gala May 7 at the Renaissance Arlington Capital View Hotel in Virginia. Proceeds from the gala will benefit Delta college scholarship and community outreach programs.

Tracey Chiles McGhee accepts the Trailblazer Award on behalf of Kwame Alexander and Anna Carter Fundraising Committee with Tameka Tunsil, chapter president (third from left) and Anna Carter, chair (third from right)

Photos by Rob Roberts

CBS/WPGC News Director Guy Lambert, emcee and Edgar Brookins, AFRO D.C. manager

Sandra FortuneGreen, the Trailblazer in Arts Award

Tameka Tunsil (right) presents special award to actress Daphne Maxwell Reid

Friends and supporters of the NOVA chapter

Mechelle Johnson-Webb, Dr. Cheryl Gray, Cynthia Anderson, William Jawando (candidate for Congress), Sandra Maddox Britt, Esq., Ruby Brooks and Flora Terrell Hamilton Dr. Patricia Davidson, Cardiologist

Tiffani Moore, chair, Scholarship Committee, Betelehem Fekadu, David Inyangson, Jordan Edwards, Melody Brown and Tameka Tunsil, chapter president

Angela Wilson and Owen Wilson, Basileus, Psi Nu Chapter, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity

Shree Taylor and Tekeesha Powell

Linda Hitchens, Derald Franklin, Connie Hable-Mariam, Marilyn Apple, Francis Gipson Jr. and Pamela Gipson

Courtesy photos Dr. Sheryl Lucas Giles, Stacey G. Mangham, HFWE chair, Sheila Ginyard Ogilvie, Annie W. Everett

‘Smart Use of Social Media’ workshop with Jennifer Thomas

Sandy A. Maddox Britt, Esq., president, The Patuxent River (MD) Chapter of The Links

The Patuxent River (MD) Chapter of The Links held it’s Biennial Health and Financial Wellness event at the InterDenominational Church of God in Gaithersburg, Md. April 30. Members from the chapter said they believe that understanding health and financial issues that affect the community enable members to create security and longevity for ourselves and our families in Montgomery County, Md.

Vernon Mabry, Bodies & Back Aubreana Stephenson Holder and Janessa Grady Flemming

Mekeshia Bates conducts ‘Removing the Masks: A Real Discussion on Mental Health in African Americans’ workshop

Colgate Dental Mobile Unit: Janicy Jefferson, Derrick Warren and Parker Anderson Mabry

Author’s Corner: Shelia Overton Representatives from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Brittany Shaw and Glenda Bond Cross

The Moneywise Empowerment Tour Panelist: Kelvin Boston, Emerick A. Peace, Kelly Leonard , DeVance Walker and Robert Ferguson

Doreen Vail


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