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Join us on Wednesday, July 21 as we honor the 2021 DC Black Pride recipients: - DeMarc Hickson PhD - Welmore Cook Award - Angela Brown - Welmore Cook Award - Ernest Hopkins - Ernest Hopkins Award - Stephaun Wallace PhD - President’s Award - Brian K. Bond - Curtis L. Etherly Jr. Ally Award - Channing Wickham - Curtis L. Etherly Jr. Ally Award - TAG: The Alliance Group at University of DC - DC Black Pride Leadership Award - Greg Evans Real Estate Group -DC Black Pride Small Business Award - Charmaine Eccles - Earline Budd Award - DC Attorney General Karl Racine - Eleanor Holmes Norton Award - Courtney Baker-Oliver III - Alan Sharpe Award - Bishop Kwabena Rainey Cheeks - Bishop Kwabena Rainey Cheeks Award - Jaye Wynn - Charlotte Smallwood Volunteer of the Year Award The evening will include cocktails and hors d'oeuvres. Program begins at 7:15 p.m. This is a 21 and up only event. Tickets are $10 and available for purchase at dcblackpride.org/reception. #12monthsofblackpride #DCBL
The Center for Black Equity is happy to announce that we have been selected as a recipient of the @BuffaloExchange Tokens for Bags® program from July through December 2021. You can now donate to Center for Black Equity just by shopping at Buffalo Exchange Houston, Las Vegas, Manhattan-NoHo, San Francisco-Mission District, or/and Tempe. Instead of a plastic bag, the Tokens for Bags® program offers every customer who makes a purchase one “token” valued at five cents (the cost to produce a bag) to donate to one of several local charities selected by the store. The program has generated more than $857,745 for hundreds of local nonprofit organizations since 1994 and has saved over 17.1 million plastic bags from the landfill. buffaloexchange.com/tokens-for-bags-charities/
We did it! Together with over 100 community partners we helped recruit 2700+ LGBTQI+ cancer survivors for OUT: The National Cancer Survey. Join us and the National LGBT Cancer Network on tomorrow (Wednesday, June 30) at 5 p.m. for a look at what the survey uncovered - plus survivor stories and expert commentary. Together, we can educate health providers about LGBTQI+ cancer journeys. Register today: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_64o7WUpeTTauLd5JzyFNiw! #OutSurvey #NationalLGBTCancerNetwork #PrideMonth #Pride2021
Today is @ctr4blackequity Donation day at DC area Shake Shack locations. Make a purchase today and 25% of your purchase will go to CBE. Can participate in two different ways. You MUST do this in order for your meal to count toward the 25% donation. Dine-in at the Shack – just show your flyer at the register or input code DONATE25 in kiosk at checkout! Order ahead for pick-up, delivery or curbside delivery through our mobile Shack App – simply enter DONATE25 in the promo code section before submitting your order!
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! Like so many of you, the Center for Black Equity (CBE) is shocked and appalled at the most recent incident at Nellie’s Sports Bar over the 2021 Pride weekend. We all have seen the videos of Keisha Young being dragged down the stairs at Nellie’s. It was an image out the Civil Rights Movement in Birmingham, Selma, and Jackson during the 1950’s and 1960’s. Our first reaction was what could this woman have done to be dragged out by her hair from a bar. Did she hurt someone, was she fighting or attacking staff? The sad truth is even if she did any of these things it did not warrant two security officers dragging her down the stairs. The other sad truth is that Ms. Young was with friends to celebrate Pride weekend and may have to victim of mistaken identity. Nellie’s has been a boxing ring for years and seems incapable of changing its culture of failing to provide a safe and secure space for Black LGBTQ+ customers. How does Nellie’s ke
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