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A Common Thread:
Celebrating People of the African Diaspora

Event Details

ERASE Racism observed it Fifth Annual Benefit, A Common Thread: Celebrating People of the African Diaspora on Tuesday, June 2, 2009. Read acceptance speech by honoree, Suzy D. Sonenberg, recipient of The Abraham Krasnoff Courage and Commitment Award, view the photo gallery and see other event details in the Annual Spring Benefit 2009 dropdown above.

Acceptance SpeechRead Acceptance Speech by honoree Suzy Sonenberg, recipient of The Abraham Krasnoff Courage and Commitment Award.

Click here to View Photo Gallery!

 


Benefit Co-Chairs:
Aldustus E. Jordan, Ed.D.
   Associate Dean, Stony Brook School of Medicine
Professor Howard A. Glickstein, Esq.
   Dean Emeritus, Touro Law Center

Cocktails & Live Music

Savory Food of the Diaspora

Keepsake Journal

Marketplace & Silent Auction

For more information contact us: rosemarie@eraseracismny.org, or at (516)-921-4863 x 13.


Abraham Krasnoff Courage and Commitment Award Honoree

Suzy D. Sonenberg  Suzy D. Sonenberg
Executive Director
Long Island Community Foundation
What is A Common Thread?

A common thread of African heritage links many people and communities on Long Island to each other and to other communities and countries around the world. Regrettably, the brown and black people of African heritage also share a common thread of institutional and structural racism in vital areas of daily life, including public school education, housing, health care, and economic development.

A Common Thread: Celebrating People of the African Diaspora brings together leaders of all races who recognize the importance of addressing issues of racial equity across the New York Metropolitan Region and making real change to improve the quality of life for everyone.

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