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Cultural Drumming
Cultural Expo @ Hostos College
A Palanquin for the Prince of African
African Friends of United States organized an African Artifacts Exhibition at the end of 2021. These Artifacts provide a way into history. It is important to preserve artifacts from historical events so we can remember, learn about and honor those who were involved. … When an artifact is conserved to retain its current condition, it preserves the truth of the historical story for generations to come.
December, 2021
Prince Afriyie Fontomfrom visited the motherland Ghana in March 2022. He was tasked to represent one of the chiefs in an event outside the city. Before the Prince can do he that he had to walk with some followers from one end of the village to other, signifying that he has assumed control with the permission of the current chief he has the authority to sit as a chair in the events.
March 2022
The CEO of African Friends of United States visited some Elders at a Funeral Events. Even though he made an announce visit he was able to dress himself as close to African Tradition as possible in order to greet the Elders and show presence. His Dream is to teach the youth in the United States, mostly New York to show them how cultural drumming and dancing can be used to enforce African History.
March 2022
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In an effort to represent African and African American in building a place where we can accomplish our mission and purpose: This resource center will be used to educate our youth in minority neighborhoods, in history, economic and environmental health. We will also teach the importance of African & African American culture.
