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BROTHA
ASH PRODUCTIONS FEATURED ARTIST
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SOULFUL SOUNDS OF THIS NEW ARTIST Proppa
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PITTSBURGHREGGAE.NET PRESENTS
THREE WEEKLY
AND MONTHLY REGGAE
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THANK
YOU TO MY SISTER
BROTHA
ASH PRODUCTIONS
A
REQUEST FROM BROTHA
ASH
If you have any ideas on our we can make this happen, please send it to BlackUnity@BrothaAshProductions.com because we want to make a difference in our communities. We will post your comments for everyone to see. For those of you who are caught up in haters being against you, remember what God has for you, no MAN or WOMAN can take from you. Help us bring our race BLACK TOGETHER one person at a time.
In the late 1890's bicycle races drew crowds that filled Madison Square Garden; the biggest draw of all was Marshall W. "Major" Taylor. Having become the undisputed black champion of America. Taylor overcame racial segregation and intolerance to become to one-mile sprint world champion in 1898, and by the end of 1899 held seven world cycling records! Why is this important? The University of Pittsburgh's Center for Minority health and Adventure Cycling Association share the goal of encouraging people from all walks of life and cultural backgrounds, including African Americans, to explore the landscapes and history of America by bicycle. That is why these two organizations are committed to creating an Underground Railroad Bicycle Route. Throughout history black people have used bicycles as a mode of transportation. Both Major Taylor and the Underground Railroad represent the struggle to freedom from slavery and the challenge to elimate racial and ethnic health disparities. Visit the Center for Minority Health @ www.cmh.pitt.edu or call 412-624-5665.
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YOU
VOTED US 2009
YOU VOTED US 2008 "BEST DIRECTORY SITE" (LOCAL) THANK YOU BAP FAMILY!!!
YOU VOTED US "2008 WEB SITE OF THE YEAR" THANK YOU BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS FAMILY
READ
MORE FROM
Brotha
Ash Productions is BAP
MISSION STATEMENT
THE
OFFICIAL #1 COMMUNITY WEB SITE BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS community web site represents African American Culture with class, dignity, style by promoting and advertising events from BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS as well as events, businesses, health & church information from other organizations in the Pittsburgh and surrounding areas. We also want you to know about our rich heritage by educating the community about our black heroes. Our main focus is to bring our African-American communities BLACK together by promoting black history, events, black businessess, churches, health and career information, artists, and covering the latest news, while catering to all individuals and groups, regardless of race, creed, religion, age and/or ethnicity. Whether it is a BROTHA ASH PRODUCTION or a production for another organization, we give 110% every time. BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS is an African American owned company, which is original and places us in a unique position to showcase Pittsburgh's diverse communities. We are BLACK AND PROUD and Pittsburgh's Official #1 Community Web Site and Entertainment Company. Written
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SPREADING THE WORD ABOUT
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The Allegheny County Department of Human
Services is getting ready for SummerFood,
a free breakfast, lunch and recreation
program for economically disadvantaged
children 18 years of age and under. The
program runs from June 15 to August 21,
2009.
$380.00$
IN STOCK
Brotha
Ash Productions would like
to introduce you to writer Gina
Buckner.
She submitted a poem for you to check out called "Writing
From My Heart".
Gina, we thank you for submitting this poem to Brotha
Ash Productions. 
If
you would like to submit a poem to BAP,
please send them to 
IRA
SOUL
Do
you write poetry? Do you feel you can use some improvement in
your writing? Do you perform at open mic poetry readings? Do you
feel your performance could use some improvement? Could your writing
and presentation skills be updated?
GRACE
DIXON-KIZZIE,
my sister is the person who wrote our Brotha Ash Productions
MISSION STATEMENT (word for word)
back in 2001 when our company was founded. We want everyone
to know who the creator of our MISSION STATEMENT. If you haven't
read it yet, please take a look over to the right and check
it out. I love you Grace and thanks for holding us down since
2001 because this is what our company stands for - which states
"BROTHA ASH PRODUCTIONS
is an African American owned company, which is original and
places us in a unique position to SHOWCASE
PITTSBURGH'S DIVERSE COMMUNITIES.
Calling
all Mini-Globe Basketball handlers, Mini-Globe Steppers, and Mini-Globette
Cheerleaders!!! In 2001 we celebrated the legacy of our founder
Mrs. Mary "Love" Harvey and now we want to continue
the tradition by meeting annually. We need your help in locating
folks from the 70's, 80's and 90's to make this one of the greatest
reunions ever. We would like for the event to take place every
July and if possible have performers too. I know you're out
there, so hit us up at 
I
usually don't get caught up in New Year's resolutions, but I do
want to share what my goal is for 2009. I would like for us as
a black race to come together to be strong, black and proud of who
we are. That is only possible if we come together. Is
it possible for us as a black race to pull together, bury the past,
work together, and just get along - YES IT IS!!!
If we come together and stop
hatin on each other, stop killing
each other, stop talking about
each other (well, that may be asking for too much), and most
important stop
being "CRABS IN A BARREL", we can achieve anything
as long as we do it TOGETHER. Brotha
Ash Productions is taking a stand and
putting it out there for all of our beautiful black people to make
the effort in 2009 to make this happen. We will continue to
do our part by sharing our rich heritage and being there for the
African American community to the fullest, but we are reaching out
to you, (the community and other black organizations) to let you
know that we want and need your help. It is possible and it is a
reality. We are stronger together than apart. 
DO
YOU KNOW MAJOR TAYLOR?
