Long Island Act-So This Saturday At Wyandanch High School

Why Join The Challenge? Your contribution helps sustain vital cultural and educational programs that enrich the Long Island community. Participate in preserving and promoting cultural heritage through events that celebrate and uplift the community on Long Island. Your support ensures the growth and continuation of successful programs like the Ujamaa Fest, Empact Summer Stage, Empact Awards, and educational initiatives. Joining the $20 Challenge encourages a sense of community and active participation, helping to build a stronger, more connected Long Island. With collective contributions, even as small as $20, we can achieve significant impact, providing more free, quality events and programs.

"Unity in Literary Brilliance: Celebrating Black Voices at Sag Harbor's Premiere Festival"

Govenor Hochul Celebrates Official Opening of Bridgehampton Child Care Center

Fostering Unity, Empowerment, and Hope in Every Backpack

From Corporate Executive to National Advocate: Tracey A. Edwards'  Inspiring Journey to the NAACP National Board of Directors

Empact Inc. Summer Leadership Program Hosts Birmingham Children's Crusade Survivors

A day of Hip Hop and Panel Discussions with a focus on the 50th anniversary of Hip Hop

To make a long story short. I have high lighted the shows I will be at. This is a free concert series on Long Island in Nassau County!

Love Sessoms is the Co-Founder and Secretary, A Soulful Heart Memorializing George Floyd, Jr.

The Empact Awards 2023

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The importance of electing the right people to school board and then taking the time to hold them accountable.

Mississippi’s extremist state government is waging war on citizens’ rights. The NAACP is suing to stop them in their tracks.

What is going on with Jonathan Majors?

Learn the revolutionary language of the first Black independent nation and discover the culture of the people of Haiti! Haitian Creole (kreyòl) is spoken by over 12 million people worldwide, making it the most-spoken creole language worldwide. This course for beginner and intermediate learners provides a foundation for conversations with Haitians in Haiti and throughout the Haitian diaspora. This course follows the Akademi Kreyòl Ayisyen standards.

This summer the Black Film Festival is expanding to a multi-night cultural event.

Justin Jones returns to the Tennessee Legislature after the Nashville Metropolitan Council unanimously voted to reinstate him as representative.

Rep. Justin Jones (D—Nashville), one of the three Democratic lawmakers facing expulsion from the Tennessee House of Representatives, speaks ahead of the vote.

Members of the Tennessee General Assembly debated a resolution that would expel three democratic members for their protest of legislative inaction on gun control measures following the mass shooting at the Covenant School in Nashville, TN. The debate included a variety of topics including decorum, race, gun legislation and precedence for expelling members. In addition, protestors outside of the chamber could be heard chanting in the background. The Tennessee General Assembly voted to expel Rep. Justin Jones and Rep. Justin Pearson and not to expel Rep. Gloria Johnson.

Black Creativity Exhibition now thru March 10, 2023 (South Shore Mall Bay Shore)

The Exclusive Long Island Premiere of "SPEAK TO ME".  A Short film about Two young men who deal with life's ups, downs, and mental health

Islip Town Branch Naacp 9th Annual Legacy Gala Celebrating 50 Years of Hip Hop

Wakanda Forever Breaks Box Office Record for Highest-Grossing November Debut.

There May Never Be Redemption for Disgraced Actor Nate Parker. Six years after the actor fell off Hollywood’s radar--and almost completely out of our consciousness--what will be next for the former star?

"Johnnie Mae Gibson: FBI" (1986) is a CBS television movie directed by Bill Duke, based on the life event of the first African-American female FBI agent chosen to work undercover. This movie features a great cast and is worth the watch. Those familiar with TV movies understand they have a particular feeling when watching them, mainly when featured on major networks like CBS. Sometimes, films like "Johnnie Mae Gibson" air, and we watch great acting and directing.

Great Morning Black Long Island!!!! Let’s hang out at Nassau Coliseum with the Long Island Nets!! Get your tickets today: great seats for under $30!! https://tinyurl.com/BLIatLINets I can’t wait to see you and get to know you! Are you an entrepreneur and have merchandise you would like to sell at Nassau Coliseum on Black Long Island Game Days? Email your interest today! Please include the following information to be considered: Contact Name: Name of Business: Merchandise/Service details: Social Media Handles: If you are interested in hosting a networking session with us at the game please email me at falischa@blacklongisland.net

A night of laughs and reminiscing at Comedy in Harlem with Daryl "Chill" Mitchell

Ujamaa Fest is back and this year we have custom Black Long Island merchandise. Limited quantities available with a preorder starting right now! Also we are putting all the items on sale.

Local Artist Take the Stage in Commack

DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES? Showcase your talents to Brooklyn Nets and Long Island Nets coaching staff and basketball operations staff at our local player tryout.This is a subtitle for your new post

The Black Long Island Business listing is up to date.

Confirmed Fall 2022 Ujamaa Fest Vendors!

Co-presented with Bridgehampton Child Care and Recreational Center

The New York Association of Training and Employment Professionals (NYATEP) will be hosting a Regional Networking Happy Hour for Long Island on Wednesday, September 7th from 4pm – 6pm at the Island Harvest Food Bank (see attached flyer). The event will be an opportunity to network with workforce professionals in the Long Island region.

Open Call for the 2022-23 Kids Dance Team Saturday, August 27, 2022 at the Yes We Can Center 141 Garden Street, Westbury NY  Registration begins at 10:00AM and Dancers must arrive by 10:30AM to Participate Audition Requirements: Seeking boys and girls ages 6-14 with at least two years of dance training Dancers must demonstrate their ability to learn and perform choreography One parent or legal guardian must be present at registration to sign a participation waiver Only those auditioning will be allowed into the gymnasium Finalists may be kept until 5:30pm Dancers who are selected must be available to attend rehearsals on Long Island once a week as well as select home games at Nassau Coliseum All dance team members will be paid

Long Island Nets Kids Audition Workshop 08/24/22 Attend our Long Island Nets Kids Dance Team Workshops before the Audition. Wednesday, August 24, 6:00PM-8:00PM Learn a Long Island Nets Kids routine straight from the court Receive audition tips from Long Island Nets Kids coaching staff Different Long Island Nets Kids choreography will be taught at each session $50 per session For additional information contact info@longislandnets.com

Hands down the current most epic night in Black Long Island History!

Sandra Lindsay and Father Alexander Karloutsos – were awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom

“We want you to feel a feeling when you come in here,” said Mann, 42, of Brentwood.

The Farmers' Market Nutrition Program (FMNP) provides checks to women, infants and children through the Women, Infants and Children Program (WIC) and to seniors through the Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) for the purchase of locally grown, fresh fruits and vegetables.

Volunteer at Bethel Hobbs Community Farm this summer and fall!

Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone hosts a Jubilee to celebrate, educate and reflect on what Juneteenth means to all Americans. The Jubilee Celebration featured remarks by Attorney General Letitia James, and a keynote presentation by Bishop Andy C. Lewter of Hollywood Full Gospel Baptist Cathedral. The event included a musical performances by Elder Jeff Roberson and the NULIFE signers, The Venettes Cultural Workshop, The Wyandanch Marching Band, and a special performance by Gregson H. Pigott, MD, MPH.  Elaine Gross, President of Erase Racism, will be receiving the Ronald Manning Award from the Suffolk County African American Advisory Board and the public will have the opportunity to view historical exhibits located in the lobby of the H. Lee Dennison Building. https://fb.watch/e6uWzzv2oG/

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Black Long Island was in attendance for the conversation with Tim Reid Hosted by Perri Pierre

NBC News Extended interview with Capitol Police Lt. Michael Byrd.

Ashanti, Ja Rule, Fabolous, Eric Sermon, Parish Smith, Dj Diamond, and more!

Meet "The Drew" legendary sound man and inventor of the Microphone Phine. Andrew "The Drew" Williams, Member of The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Group “Public Enemy” and the visionary creator behind "The MIC'' a brand new take on a century old device used for the projection of sound. The Drew spent decades working as a sound engineer for Hip Hop Legends including but not limited to, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame rap group Public Enemy, Ice Cube, Queen Latifah, Leaders of the New School, Ice T, KRS-One, De La Soul, and Monie Love, producing songs for artist such as Flavor Flav, Bonnie & Clyde and producing the sounds track for movies such as "booty call" and "Burn Hollywood Burn" and the steadily working behind the scenes to ensure the high quality of audio for productions around the world. Read More About "The Drew" here. The interview was much longer but some how in 13 minutes we fell off the rails! But part 2 is coming soon.