Congressman Gregory Meeks' CBC Panel: Diversifying the 21st Century America: Culturally, Politically, Financially, and Globally

This Friday, September 13th, I have the honor to serve as moderator of Congressman Gregory Meeks' (D-NY) Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) issue forum entitled, " Diversifying the 21st Century America: Culturally, Politically, Financially, and Globally". I hope that those of you who plan to attend the CBC's annual convention this week in Washington, D.C. will join me and an outstanding array of panelists for an interesting and deep discussion regarding an increasingly important topic.

Cedric Muhammad
Spetember 10, 2002

Below are all of the particulars:

Who:

Congressman Gregory W. Meeks, NY-06

What:

Congressional Black Caucus
Annual Legislative Conference
Issue Forum- Diversifying the 21st Century America: Culturally, Politically, Financially, and Globally

When:

Friday, September 13,2002
1:00 PM- 4:00 PM

Where:

Washington Convention Center
900 9th Street, N.W.
Washington, DC 20001
Room #14

Congressman Gregory W. Meeks invites you to attend what promises to be a worthwhile and informative event. This issue forum will address the importance of our African-American communities aggressively Diversifying the 21st Century America. During this time, we hope to tackle the problems of our communities and provide a solution to how all of us can contribute to bringing forth a brighter future.

Panelists participating include:

1) Cherri Branson
Public Policy Advisor

2) Donna Brazile
Chair, Democratic National Committee's Voting Rights Institute

3) Judge Joe Brown
The Judge Joe Brown Courtroom Show

4) Darien Dash
Founder/ CEO
DME Interactive

5) Bill Fletcher
President
TransAfrica Forum

6) Donna Frisby-Greenwood
Executive Director
Inner-City Games Philadelphia, Inc.

7) Janis Kearney
Writer/ Diarist/ Historian
President Bill Clinton

Tuesday, September 10, 2002

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