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Posted By: Monica Young on February 03, 2009 NUBIANATIONS ABOUT US Our Shades are not Invisible, Our Brilliance Empowers Nations and Together We have No Limitations NubiaNations,”Nubian Nations,” the name is a single word with a shared N because it connects all African descendents, Nubians. The Nubians typical originated from three location; Kom Ombo in Southern Egypt, Wadi Halfa and Khashm el-Girba in Sudan. This website uses the term Nubians to describe all people of African descent, which account for one billion people strong. Nubians people include Afro-Latin Americans, Afro-Arabs, Siddas, and Chagossian to name a few. NubiaNations, where many nations, once divided stand as one people, one world, connected by one continent, Africa. If you have any questions about helping the organiztion in-kind donation please email nubianations@cbpm.org www.nubianations.org MISSION Nubianations, created in direct response to the plight of blacks in the Americas, Africa and worldwide. Our primary mission is to elevate, to educate, to illuminate the positives, and to unify all people of Africa descent, Nubians. We account for one billion of the earth's population but are seen as none existent forces in the business world. Nubianations, where many nations, once divided stand as one people, one world, connected by one continent, Africa. Our Shades are not Invisible, Our Brilliance Empowers Nations and Together We have No Limitations. WHY WAS NUBIANATIONS ESTABLISHED? Most refuse to acknowledge the history of Africa as anything more than a scene of destruction, destitution and despair but Ancient Nubians were rich, powerful and intelligent. This website gives homage to the Ancient and Modern Nubians by using their name to represent all people of African descent. Nubians are the most unique group of people on the planet with a wide array of shades and a multitude of talents. African American were enslaved and separated from their roots, casted away as less than humans by the United States and granted no reparation for the many hardships endured throughout American History. African Americans were deemed refugees by the media, mistreated and ignored before, during and after Hurricane Katrina in August 2005. As a result 1,836 people lost their lives in the actual hurricane and in the subsequent floods. Most of these deaths could have been prevented if the government had planned for the storm but New Orleanians found soilless in a higher power which encouraged them to persevere through their bereavement and their unknown destitutions which was issued by the Bush Administration. African Americans are one of few people without a true continent to call home Africans on their own continent were enslaved and mistreated as well. With over 700 million Nubians, Africa is composed of 53 countries, over 2000 languages /dialects. South Africans have been oppressed by Apartheid; Sudanese plagued with genocide, the Eritrea besieged by wars, 60% of Africans are infected with the AIDs epidemic and that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Both Africans and African Americans (Nubians) derived from the most beautiful, resource rich, and abundant continent on the planet, Africa. As evident in history, slavery displaced an estimated 40,000,000 people all over the world via rivers, oceans and seas. And the waters and winds of hurricane Katrina displaced another one million people most of which were Nubians. Nubianations aims to bring all people of Africa but especially of its Diaspora home to one place. You will never be denied access to Nubianations based on your race, sexuality, age or religious belief. Nubianations’ Specific Objectives and Purposes 1.To bridge the gap between people of Africa and its Diaspora 2.To encourage Africans and descendents of Africa (Nubians) to assimilate and unify within their communities at large and throughout the world. 3.To establish an ethnocentric and afrocentric driven professional social network, marketplace and foundation for Nubians which provides global access to all. 4.To empower professionals in our community and business minded individuals to think outside the box and bring together their financial and educational resources to help the plight of African and African American alike. 5.To announce, honor and observe the worldwide cultural events from one venue. 6.To acquire a haven to be called the Pan African Multicultural Center 7.Promote a thorough understanding and cooperation between African and non-African organizations. 8.To encourage charitable works aimed at enhancing the well-being of the society in the Americas, Africa and worldwide. 9.To erase the myths about people of Africa and its Diaspora 10.To advocate all that is positive amongst our people through the annual Pan African Festival; Taste of Africa, which will feature food from Africa, the Caribbean & the Diaspora; Diplomatic Cultural Travel & Trade, Pow Wow, African & Brazil Dancers, Reggae in the Park, Caribbean and Gospel Music, and Low Cost/Free Health Screenings. Thanks, Ywndricka nubianations@cbpm.org www.nubianations.org If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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Monica Young
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