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Steeped in a culture of division and domination, we at the Beloved Community Center have found that having a conversation can be one of the most transformative activities we can engage in. In this spirit, we offer up some of our latest thoughts, analysis and reflections. If you would like to respond or contribute to this ongoing dialogue, please email us at info@belovedcommunitycenter.org, or better yet, come and participate in our weekly Jubilee Institute Meeting on Wednesday afternoons from 1:00pm to 3:00pm and engage with others face-to-face.
Feb. 18, 2010
An Unsung "Shero" of the February One Movement
by Lewis Brandon
Feb. 2, 2010
PEOPLE’S TOWN HALL MEETING
by Lewis Brandon
Feb. 1, 2010
Why We Can Not Wait!
by the Beloved Communities Network
We want to express our unequivocal support for this International Civil Rights Museum. We convey our fullest gratitude, respect and support to the four courageous pioneers who are being honored, their families and friends, as well as the hundreds of others who joined with them. Over the years,...
Jan. 27, 2010
Dec. 18, 2009 On Tuesday December 15, at approximately 6:45 PM, I received a call from Jorge Cornell, Inca (leader) of the ALKQN. Speaking in an anguished, high-energy tone he said, “this has gone too far. Something has got to be done. They have gotten Bam thrown...
Letter to Greensboro News and Record Editor Disputing the Facts in the "Fifth Men" Article
by Lewis Brandon
Case of Wesley 'Bam' Williams of the Almighty Latin King & Queen Nation (ALKQN) & Greensboro Police Department’s Gang Unit
by Rev. Nelson Johnson
2009 In Review: The Beloved Community Center
by the Beloved Community Center
Community Activism Forum
by the Beloved Communities Network
Health Care Rally in Raleigh, NC, August 29, 2009
by the Beloved Community Center
Some Historical Perspective Related to the August 29, 2009 Neo Nazi Conference in Greensboro, NC
by Rev. Nelson Johnson
Police Officer A. J. Blake and Latin King Leader Jorge Cornell Hold Joint Press Conference:Officer AJ Blake Press Statement
by the Beloved Community Center