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The Harlem Festival of Culture Foundation is a non-profit organization that was founded in 2022 to revitalize the Harlem Cultural Festival. The original Harlem Cultural Festival was a series of music concerts held in Harlem in 1969. The festival celebrated African American music and culture and promoted Black pride.
The Harlem Festival of Culture Foundation is committed to reimagining the Harlem Cultural Festival for the 21st century. The foundation plans to host a three-day festival in Harlem in July 2023. The festival will feature indoor and outdoor music concerts, influencer...
Urbanology Hearts of Fire By W.A. Rogers Summer began on June 21 this year. Ancient Taoist masters developed wellness theories for each season utilizing the Five Elements of Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water. Fire is the element of summer. For those who wish to use a proactive approach to health, I will discuss a
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Urbanology The Power of Forgiving By W.A. Rogers I would be willing to wager that someone who is reading this article has family members or friends who have stopped speaking to one another because of something that happened in the past. It might also be possible that you are going through this type of experience.
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Urbanology: Are you Eating to Live or Living to Eat? By W.A. Rogers I find that more people are starting to realize that the food they eat can help or harm them; this is why more than ever, people are choosing to eat to live rather than live to eat. I wrote an article last
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Urbanology: Life After Death By W.A. Rogers Two friends I was very close to transitioned this month, so I am rewriting this article to express my condolences to their families and loved ones. Over the past few years, I’ve been fascinated by the development of the spiritual science movement and the life-changing potential it is
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Urbanology: AI–A Brave New World 2023 By W.A. Rogers A Brave New World by Aldous Huxley’s was published in 1932. The focus of Huxley’s novel was about a future society where the government uses technological and medical innovations to exercise control over its citizens. There has always been a thin line between science fiction and
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The Harlem Skyscraper Cycling Classic, one of the most eagerly anticipated events in the cycling world, is set to make a triumphant return in 2023. This annual race, which has become a beloved tradition in the heart of Harlem, New York City, brings together professional cyclists, enthusiasts, and the local community for an exhilarating display of speed, skill, and unity. With its rich history, vibrant atmosphere, and challenging course, the Harlem Skyscraper Cycling Classic promises to be an unforgettable experience for both participants and spectators alike.First held in 1973, the Harlem...
Urbanology: The Black Mozart By W.A. Rogers Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges has a unique story that has been hidden for centuries. He was a composer, violinist, and was one of the best fencers in France during the 18th century. Bologne was born in Guadeloupe. His father, George Bologne de Saint-Georges, was a wealthy plantation
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Urbanology: The Kybalion By W.A. Rogers I received several calls about my recent article “Cause and Effect” {visit www.harlemcomunitynews.com}. All things happen for a reason, so I wrote a 2023 overview of the Kybalion, the source. The seven principles of truth found in the Kybalion, if studied well, will open the doors of the universe
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Sr. Vice President Richard Cox represented the Harlem Tourism Board at the “Cultural Oneness Festival” held in Tamale, Ghana on Friday, April 28th. The event provided a platform for creatives to showcase their work, regardless of cultural background or differences.
The Taste Of Afrika, the organization behind the festival, aims to highlight the cultural diversity of the Northern territories of Ghana. This is achieved through music, dance, artworks, customs, and traditions that are unique to each ethnic group.
The festival is an opportunity for visitors to immerse...
Urbanology: Code 420 Events By W.A. Rogers April 20th is the unofficial holiday for marijuana enthusiasts throughout the world. It is a day thousands of people come together to push for the legalization of Marijuana by holding rallies and marches. There are many theories of how the term code 420 developed, such as the police
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Urbanology: Cause and Effect By W.A. Rogers The concept of cause and effect has been debated for centuries and continues today. Do we have the power to change our internal and external environment? Do we understand the materialized effects of our thoughts? Do they empower us, or are we predestined to be who and where
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On Friday, April 28, 2023, the Cultural Oneness Festival will take place at the Radach Lodge and Conference Center in Tamale, Ghana. This festival is a celebration of cultural diversity and unity, bringing together people from all walks of life to celebrate their differences and similarities. The festival will feature a variety of cultural performances, food, music, and dance. This year’s guest of honor is His Royal Majesty Ndan Ya-Na Abukari II, the King of Dagbon. The festival is being hosted by His Royal Blackness King KKD, a prominent figure in Ghanaian culture.
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Urbanology: Pain Management By W.A. Rogers Pain is a warning signal that something is wrong. It is necessary to protect the body. There are many different types of pain: it can be throbbing, cutting, piercing, dull or paralyzing, which is probably the worse kind of pain. The International Association for the Study of Pain defines
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