The Wushu Kung Fu Demo was implemented with great success on Saturday August 11th at the Adam Bucky James Center located at 231 Wilber Ray Avenue in Long Branch, NJ. This was the first time the community residents came out to watch their children receive awards for successfully completing various stages of Wushu Kung Fu.
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When Gabrielle Douglas won her gold medal in the women’s all-around gymnastics on Thursday, she was also making history. Not only was Douglas the first African-American woman to win an all-around gold medal, she is also the first American to win both an individual and team medal at the same Olympics.
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Hello Unheard Voices readers. We continue to look at Unheard Voices Pioneers past and present and how they have made an impact on the world around us.
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The forever young father’s day event was held at the Jerry Morgan Park to honor and celebrate fathers for Father’s day weekend. The event was organized by Director Ted Drakeford of the Bucky James Community Center.
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In 2011, NYPD officers conducted 685,724 street stops, a more than 600 percent increase since Mayor Bloomberg’s first year in office when officers conducted 97,000 stops. More than 4 million people have been stopped under this administration. No gun is retrieved in 99.9 percent of the stops.
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Unheard Voices June 2012 pioneer is Dr. Walter Samuel McAfee a physicist of the African Diaspora. Dr. Walter S. McAfee was born on Sept. 2, 1914, in Ore City, Texas. He attended public schools in Marshall, Texas, where he graduated high school with honors. He enrolled in Wiley College in Texas where, in 1934, he graduated magna cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in Mathematics. In 1937 he earned a Master of Science in Physics from Ohio State University and a PhD. in physics from Cornell University in 1949. His main area of study was meson production in nuclear collisions and later Radio Astronomy.
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A new video has surfaced of George Zimmerman walking around the Sanford Police station unattended three days after 17-year-old Trayvon Martin was shot and killed
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Cordell “Corey” Aarons Jr.’s family alleges their son was struck and killed by a drunk driver in Toms River, NJ on November 11, 2007 after walking home from his part-time job.
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Director Ted Drakeford of the Long Branch Bucky James Community Center along with the director of the housing authority president Tyrone Garrett put together a beautiful mother’s day breakfast that was served by The Omega Psi Phi fraternity
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Unheard Voices Networks was invited to Monmouth University to Speak with the Parents, students and instructors of The PAC program at their end of year semester ceremony.
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