<p>My re-enactment of Rev. Henry Highland Garnet's greatest speeches at 15th Street Presbyterian Church in Washington, D.C. including Let The Monster Perish (first speech by an African-American in U.S. Capitol); and Let Your Motto Be Resistance, Resistance, Resistance</p>

My re-enactment of Rev. Henry Highland Garnet's greatest speeches at 15th Street Presbyterian Church in Washington, D.C. including Let The Monster Perish (first speech by an African-American in U.S. Capitol); and Let Your Motto Be Resistance, Resistance, Resistance

The Most Important Speech in African-American history

John William Templeton, the Black Encyclopedia, describes the action steps to reach Our10Plan: the African-American economic strategy by 2026, America's 250th anniversary from the news pages of Black Money Worldwide, the economic newspaper of record for the Diaspora since 1995. (blackmoney.com) He practices what he preaches as chair of the Central Brooklyn Economic Development Corp. and lead developer of the Sargent Johnson National Museum of African-American Art. He's founder of the 21st annual Journal of Black Innovation National Black Business Month at blackbusinessmonth.com

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