Subject: Reparations, Restitution, and Revitalization: AfriKin's Commitment to Community Building


Reparations, Restitution, and Revitalization: AfriKin's Commitment to Community Building

Reparations: More Than Just Compensation 

The historical injustice endured by enslaved Africans and their descendants is an indelible mark on humanity's timeline. Reparations are not just about monetary compensation but are deeply rooted in recognizing past wrongs, making amends, and offering descendants the opportunity to rebuild their lives and communities. It is a testament to the idea that justice, however delayed, must be served.

Restitution: Paving the Pathway to Wealth 


Restitution to descendants from enslaved Africans can provide much-needed sustenance and resources. By directly injecting resources into these communities, restitution paves a pathway to sustainable wealth generation, job creation, and socio-economic upliftment. This not only addresses historical inequalities but also empowers communities to craft their destiny.


AfriKin: A Beacon of Hope and Empowerment 


Positioning itself at the heart of this transformative journey is AfriKin. Beyond being a hub for African and Black culture appreciation, AfriKin is deeply committed to community enhancement:


1.     Job Creation: AfriKin is not just an art hub; it's an employment catalyst. By offering a multitude of jobs, it acts as a beacon of economic opportunity, particularly in historically marginalized communities.


2.     Cultural Appreciation: By promoting African and Black culture, AfriKin helps foster a deep sense of pride, identity, and community cohesion. An informed community is an empowered community.


3.     Strengthening Communities: AfriKin's presence undoubtedly stimulates local economies. By drawing visitors, boosting local businesses, and creating employment, it plants seeds of sustainable growth.


Socio-Economic Impact: Crafting a New Narrative 


The ripple effects of AfriKin's operations are felt far and wide. A community that is economically vibrant is more resilient, united, and progressive. By intertwining cultural appreciation with economic activity, AfriKin is helping craft a new narrative — one where past injustices are acknowledged, and a brighter, more inclusive future is built.


Join the AfriKin Movement: Craft a Legacy of Impact


In the face of historical inequities and present challenges, AfriKin stands as a symbol of hope, resilience, and transformation. But its vision extends beyond its walls; it beckons every individual, institution, and influencer to be part of this monumental journey. Your support, whether through investment, partnership, or active participation, isn't merely a transaction—it's a declaration. A declaration that you stand for justice, for community empowerment, and for a brighter, more inclusive future. Embrace this chance to not only witness but actively shape a cultural and economic renaissance. Stand with AfriKin, and let's together craft a legacy of positive impact that future generations will look upon with pride.


Join us at the AfriKin Art Fair in Miami from December 3 - 10th where we will unpack major topics affecting our communities at large and more during "AfriKin Talks" panel discussions.



Here is a cool article by Amanda Rosa of The Miami Herald about the changing arts landscape in Miami.


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A week ago, Marrakech and the High Atlas region were hit by a powerful earthquake. Our thoughts and prayers go out to those who have lost their homes and loved ones. We are grateful that our friends and their families are safe. Whatever relief you can offer is greatly appreciated.

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THIS WEEK'S HEALTH & WEALTH TIPS BY PRINCE EL...

Another financial wellness moment

No cap, IUL's aren't what you think they are! 

An insurance agent sells you insurance, or an insurance product wrapped up in Louis Vuitton paper they call an "investment." How much of an investment is the return on an insurance policy that they overcharged you for; claim it's being invested into the market with dividends, when in reality, it's a fancy way of saying they give you an insurance refund. They sell insurance as a solution to everything.


I'm only offering financial freedom for those looking for it, and I get to do it in service to my family, my friends, my community, and for free. 


I have no vested interest in selling, or in insurance, and That's why I'm advising that you get the facts from someone that's got your best interest at heart. I've got you in mind when I'm thinking how can I serve and protect my community from people still confused about money - aka the big scam.


If you don't know me by now, allow me to make this clear: I'm not for insurance! I'm for protecting your income and health while also helping build retirement income and investment savings that compound over time. I'm about helping you and your family invest in your kids future. I'm for helping you save more money, so you can do what you want. I'm about the legacy baby! 


Let's build!


Best regards,


Prince El

Wellness Coach | DAOM | Financial Planner


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AFRIKIN'S REMINDER FOR THE WEEK AHEAD...

"There never has been and never will be another you. You have a purpose. A very special gift that only you can bring to the world.” ~ Marie Forleo

WHAT WE ARE LISTENING TO THIS WEEK...

AfriKin Call to Artists

Is your artwork unique? Is it a great fit for AfriKin Art on the occasion of Art Basel and Miami Art Week 2023? Is a cutting-edge contemporary African arts organization to partner with what you're looking for? Look no further; this is an invitation for artists to submit their work.

Deadline September 30


Apply by sending us an email to info@afrikin.org with "Artist Submission" in the subject line. 

In this email, please include the following:

  • A personal website link to your artwork

  • Seven JPGs of your artwork that you feel demonstrate your best work

  • Please include titles, medium, dimensions, year created, framed, or unframed retail prices of any attached images.

  • A short artist's bio and artist resume, including your current location.

Submissions that do not include the above requirements will not be considered.

Once you have completed the submission process we will be in contact with you.

Know someone who'd be excited by this news? Share it with them.

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LOOKING FORWARD TO #SSS FOR MIAMI CARNIVAL

The 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, AfriKin creates cultural connections through masterful artistry and meaningful conversations. The term AfriKin is the fusion of two words -- Africa and kinship. AfriKin sustains cultural programming designed to highlight the role of art and culture in human development and enrichment in South Florida. AfriKin exists as an effort to create opportunities for positive transformation through thought and action sustained by academic articulations, aesthetic imaginations for the development of cultural industries. AfriKin emphasizes cultural connection and kinship across ethnic lines. It focuses on engagement and quality of care, re-branding the Black world's image to allow more strategic partnerships.

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Be Earth Day Ready ... AfriKin is raising awareness on climate change by sharing its free Eco-AfriKin workbook.

Eco-AfriKin strives to unite our global populace as we protect the environment from the destruction and disasters linked to climate change. Many AfriKin worldwide are fully aware of the need to enact protective measures that are crucial in saving the Earth from further deterioration.  Now we are actively engaged in eco-friendly solutions and strategies with Eco-AfriKin. Get a copy today and learn of the small changes to our daily lives that matter. Start practicing them today with the family. Ask the questions so together we can find the solutions...

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  • Afrikin Ethiopian Harar (Harrar) Artisan Gourmet Ground & Whole Bean Coffee, 100% Natural Arabica, Fair Trade Certified, Natural Dry Processing to bring forward its rich red wine and dark chocolate flavors, Fresh Medium Roast, 16 Oz.

  • The Ethiopian coffee beans are hard to come by, like a perfect, ripped, hand-picked blackberry. Quality Harar (Harrar) coffee beans are bold and complex in character. Ranging from tones of cinnamon, cardamom, blackberry, apricots and compote, a smoky aroma.

  • The bold flavors of AfriKin’s Gourmet Coffee beans are rich, completed by complex flavors and vibrant acidity, you can expect flavor twists in the form of sweet berries, red wine and chocolate as you sip.

  • Our coffees are felt on many levels - smell, taste, warmth, invigoration - poetry in a sip. The Arabica bean may not have the most caffeine, but it is undoubtedly the best in flavor. Quality with character released by well cared for beans.


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The 501(c)3 nonprofit organization AfriKin is a social enterprise that curates African arts and cultures for the good of humanity. The term AfriKin is the fusion of two words -- Africa and kinship. AfriKin creates programming designed to highlight the role of art and culture in human development and enrichment.  AfriKin creates opportunities for positive interchange sustained by three pillars: academic articulation, artistry and cultural industries.  AfriKin emphasizes cultural connection and kinship across ethnic lines.

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