Categories: Racism and Self-DeterminationU.S. and Canada

‘Night for Ramona’

At Uncle Bobbie’s Coffee & Books in Philadelphia on Oct. 12, around 100 people attended a “Night for Ramona” to honor, celebrate and raise money for civil rights icon Ramona Africa. Speakers included (left to right) Gabe Bryant, Pam Africa, Johanna Fernandez, Eleanor Johnson (Ramona Africa’s mother), Mike Africa, Tony Monteiro and Marc Lamont Hill.

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October 19, 2018 4:34 pm

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