How do you remember Harold Washington? Press Announcement from Chicago's Black Business Network.com

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(Free-Press-Release.com) April 28, 2011 -- Press Announcements

April 27, 2011



(312) 239-8835

ChicagosBlackBusinessNetwork@gmail.com

Contact: Sonja Cassandra Perdue, Founder

www.ChicagosBlackBusinessNetwork.com

JOIN US TODAY AND TOUCH THE WORLD!







“How do you remember Mayor Harold Washington?"



April 12, 1983

Harold Washington

was elected Chicago's 1st Black Mayor



April 15, 1929

Harold Washington's Birthday

April 29, 1983

Harold Washington's Inauguration



April 07, 1987

Harold Washington

Re-elected Chicago Mayor



Be a part of this historical event “Remembering Harold Washington. The People’s Testimonial — DVD Set.”

South Street Journal in conjunction with Chicago’s Black Business Network.com, invites you to share your experiences, memories and thoughts on the Harold Washington era. We are dedicated to keeping the memory of Mayor Harold Washington on the minds and in the hearts of our fellow Chicagoans.



There may never be another Harold for our people. Let’s work together to share his legacy with generations to come.



Your video presentation will include the sharing of your memories of Harold Washington, a brief promotion of your business, service or product with the placement of your business ad in the historical (with 17 years of history) South Street Journal.



Your 1/8 of a page to full page ad will include your photo and 500 to 1000 word printed testimony.

You will receive a copy of the completed DVD and this memorable edition of South Street Journal.



Spaces are limited. Call TODAY to schedule your appointment to be a part of this special commemorative video on how YOU remember Mayor Harold Washington. 312.624.8351 or 312.239.8835.



Send your photo, ad copy and text testimony directly to ssjadv@aol.com. Maximum testimonials: 250



Some testimonials will be included in the documentary, being produced by Sonja Cassandra Perdue entitled; "Remembering Harold Washington. The History of a Chicago Man." Release scheduled 2012.

Thursday, April 27, 2011 – Is it too late for Benton Harbor, Michigan? Reverend Edward Pickney (who was previously jailed in his fight against the city of Benton Harbor) will be our guest on Black Wall Street – USA. Reverend Pickney was our guest on our January 6, 2011 broadcast and he will be joining us for an update on the shake down, shake up and take over of this small community that is approximately 90% Black.



Black Wall Street – USA with host Ron Carter, Chairman of Black Wall Street – Chicago and Publisher of the South Street Journal, rides the internet waves at www.BlogTalkRadio.com/CBBN from 7 PM to 9 PM every Thursday evening.



Call in number is 347.326.9477.


Executive Producer, Sonja Cassandra Perdue, Founder of Chicago’s Black Business Network and Author of “Black America: Asking Ourselves The Tough Questions – Book One 2010.”

Saturday, April 30, 2011 – PNC "Second Chance" Bank Account Day. Take A Foundation of Money Management Workshop, Earn A Certificate, and Open A "Second Chance" Bank Account at PNC Bank on the Same-Day for Only $ 25! Qualify for Get Another $ 25 Deposit Match from the Monroe Foundation! Call The Monroe Foundation at (773) 315-9720 to reserve your seat. Need more information? Send an email to omonroe@themonroefoundation.org and don’t forget to share this information with a friend, who may be in need of a “second” chance.

Thursday, May 5, 2011 -- Black Wall Street – Chicago (BWS-C) will host a Community Outreach Session. As BWS-C expands its services, community involvement and agenda, they wish for all residents of Chicago to become familiar with BWS’ local and national agenda, as they prepare for The 2nd Annual Black Wall Street USA National Convention. October 21st through the 23rd at the Genesis Convention Center downtown Gary, Indiana. Join us 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM at The Thurgood Marshall Branch Library at 7506 S. Racine in Chicago, as we move forward in our efforts to “sustain and increase Black businesses” across this nation. Call 312.624.8351 to RSVP.



Monday, May 23, 2011 -- Can you answer “The Tough Questions?” Author Sonja Cassandra Perdue will be hosting a book discussion for her first book, “Black America: Asking Ourselves The Tough Questions - Book One 2010.” 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM at The Avalon Branch Library located at 8148 S. Stony Island in Chicago. To preview some of the questions for the discussion, visit www.AskingOurselvesTheToughQuestions.com.

Wednesday, May 25, 2011 – “Let’s Meet On The Net… For Connecting that is much more than Networking.” Conference start times in following time zones: Pacific Daylight Time: May 25, 2011 10:00 AM. Central Daylight Time: May 25, 2011 12:00 PM until 2 PM CST.



We are inviting all of our friends to connect with Chicago's Black Business Network members.

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