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Benefit for Rajnii Eddins
Dear Good People of the Community,
One Family Inc. presents:
We Got Your Back: a Benefit to Fight for Rajnii Eddins
Fri. June 1st
7-11pm
Langston Hughes Performing Arts Center
104 17th Ave. S
Seattle , Wa 98144
(206) 684-4757
All Ages
$10 or $5 w/ Student ID
Hosts – Matt Gano & Kyle Ricci
Open Mic
Performances by -
GodSpeed
Alpha P
Sista Hailstorm
Kelly Montague
B.Y.C.
D.J. P & D.J. Miguel Rockwell (Clockwork)
Live Music by the One Family Inc. house band: Big World Breaks
Featuring –
Owuor Arunga & Jason Chambliss – trumpet
Jabrille Williams – guitar
Amos Miller – keys
Camilo Estrada – bass
Ivan Galvez – percussion
Aaron Walker-Loud – drums / director
+ more…
www.myspace.com/onefamilyinc
www.myspace.com/bigworldbreaks
It’s been reported in Real Change, The Seattle Weekly, The PI, as well as King 5.
On April 5th Rajnii Eddins, a local teaching artist and youth mentor was unjustly arrested for asking questions on behalf of a Rainier Beach student. As a result he now faces the false charge of obstruction of a public official!
On April 10th the community came in full-force as more than 75 people gathered at the King County courthouse in support against the questionable arrest and charge of Mr. Eddins. Now he needs your assistance…in order to stand up to this injustice we must have consistent community support.
JOIN US! Tuesday May 29th, @ 9am in courtroom 1102 at the King County Courthouse (5th and James – Downtown Seattle)
We need your support! Let’s pack the house! Only unified community response will make the difference – let’s keep the pressure on! For more info go to myspace.com/rajniicares.
Thank you for your support
– please spread the word to everyone!
Sincerely,
Aaron Walker-Loud
Zach Self
One Family Inc.
The 5th Annual H2O [Hip-Hop Odyssey] International Film Festival
THE WORLD IS YOURS!
LESS THAN A WEEK LEFT FOR THE LARGEST HIP-HOP FILM FESTIVAL!
SPONSORED BY JORDAN BRAND, XXL MAGAZINE, AFRICAN ANCESTRY, AND THE IMAGINASIAN THEATRE
Celebrating five years of Hip-Hop Cinema, Education, Art and Culture, the H2O [Hip-Hop Odyssey] International Film Festival (H2OIFF) will showcase the best of Hip-Hop Cinema and the Industry.
The festival jumps off with the a special screening and after-party for the feature documentary, Rock The Bells hosted by Bobbito Garcia at APT on Memorial Day, May 28.
The festival will officially take place from May 31, 2007 – June 17, 2007 at the ImaginAsian Theatre and other venues throughout New York City. This year’s festival movie line-up will include the premieres of Wu: The Story of the Wu-Tang, I Love Hip-Hop in Morocco, Waters Rising, Mr. Devious (South Africa), Guilty Or Innocent of Using the N Word (USA/UK), Holy Hip-Hop, Hiphopistan (Turkey), Unsigned, Ghostride The Whip: The Hyphy Movement, Frekuensia Colombiana, Living The Hiplife (USA/Ghana), Remixed In Japan, Skip Hop (Australia), South Coast (UK), and wtf: an okaymentary.
Hip-Hop enthusiasts will get an opportunity to engage in stimulating, thought-provoking panel discussions with over 50 avant-garde filmmakers, industry experts, community leaders, & historians. There will be full days devoted to the youth, women, social justice, Hip-Hop history, & the craft of filmmaking and self-distribution. Dozens of companies and organizations will participate, including Chuck D Mobile, Third World Newsreel, SOHH/FreshFlixx, The Ave Magazine, Listen Up!, Chica Luna, NY Women In Film & Television, African American Women in Cinema, SoonR, Breakthrough.TV, MXGM, Latin Nation, UrbanWord NYC, Video Music Box, Zulu Nation, & the Universal Federation for the Preservation of Hip-Hop.
Hip Hop, Weekly Updates | berkhhc May 24, 2007 |
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