My dear African son, that is if you are an African, I have been trying my best to help you to recover from your mental condition, but you have refused to take the help which was given to you. You do possees a blazing temper, which allows you to leap before you look, instead of looking before leap, so you can see what you are going to reap. This community bears witness, that you did promise me, that you would cease from your contentious ways on this black forum of reasoning, but it was noticeable, that in less than a week, you were back at it, and you also trampled on the wisefulness which I shared with you, so what I did was to read what was taking place, but refuse to get into what was going on. You are totally forgiven as you are aware, and I would like you to know, that if you ever get around to acknowledging your bad behavior, on this international forum of black reasoning, and feel like asking for my help in any way, I am here for you. Here is a very good lesson which you should really try to learn, each of us have two Ears and one mouth, so, we must let out Ears be more active than our mouths. Another lesson, we should not allow our contentions to be taller than our Harmony among our own people.

I did asked you not to just go around assuming things about others, and then publishing them as reality. Now you think that I do not do anything, but how could I not do anything?
That would only be if I am not alive. Every living person upon this earth is doing something, whether you like what they are doing are not. Any way, since you are declaring that I am not doing anything let me tell you and show you some of the things which occupies my time. I go to work to get money to take care of my family seven days per week. In addition, I am actively involved in community activities as a poet, speaker and African drummer, I do Kwanzaa presentations from year to year, when I am called upon by my community to Minister. Since 1989, I have been Creating and presenting African Family Days for African people consistebntly. There may be even more that I am doing, including watching what is being said about my African race on this black forum of reasoning, but that is all that I can remember right now. If you can recall anything which I do not remember you can memtion it for me.

I am sending you our African pledge, and I would like you to read it and study it, until it is written on the pages of your memory as a mental nourishment, to help you to cultivate respect for the African race in general. The entire African family here is free to also learn that pledge and share it among African people everywhere.

Below, you will also see a flyer depicting what I was doing this weekend, which turned the Sojourner Douglas College into a great African Village, on Saturday the 24th November 2007, with African children as well as adults, playing the African drums and dancing, small children acting as Sojourner Truth, small children doing their poems, while others were singing liberation songs, along with a very glorious African Family Market place. Please be advised, that I am sharing this information only because you are assumming that I am doing nothing, And before I go, please remember that if you need me, I will be here for you, and I very serious, you are totally forgiven.
Again I send many oceans of blessings and self determination to African people everywhere
ONE BLACK HEART ONE BLACK LOVE
Baba Ras Marcus

The African Pledge

I pledge allegiance to My People
the African race
The Original Man and Woman of the Earth
and
the Founders of Civilization

I pledge to continue the struggle
which will help to bring
My Beloved Brothers and Sisters
to Total Freedom

I pledge to Study and Discipline Myself
Mentally, Physically, Spiritually and Economically
so that I may grow into a Soldier for Justice
because
Our People need Strong and Intelligent Warriors

We pledge to live our lives standing tall
for A People on Their Knees are not respected

If I am challenged, if we are challenged
we must say
That we will not surrender our position
nor our dignity

But instead, we will endure
until

THE FINAL VICTORY IS WON

ANCESTORS ROOTS presents

Another African Family Day

PASSING THE GOOD KNOWLEDGE FROM GENERATION TO GENERATION

NOVEMBER 24, 2007 - 4:00-10:00 p.m.
SOJOURNER DOUGLASS COLLEGE
200 North Central Avenue Baltimore Maryland
Entrance -200 Block Aisquith Street Parking lot

Featuring
AFRO KINGS-Liberation Songs
ANCESTORS ROOTS-Drums Of KUJICHAGULIA
BABA JAMAL: Your Story man and Company
FASIMBAS African Sound System
RETURN TO GOREE- African Drummers & Dancers
SALLAH & The Dance of the Village
Salute to the Elders
. The KINDERMAN
UJAMAA SCHOOL DANCERS AND DRUMMERS
- 39 years in existence

Adults $7.00 --- ----------------------Children $3.00
Vending available
Call : Mama Lola or

Baba Ras Marcus -

Bring the elders and let them embrace
Bring the people/ family to this blessed place