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Black Cowboys
Ride in Chicago
High Noon Ride & Picnic
Saturday, July 29, 2017
7:00 am - until
5200 S. Payne in
Washington Park
Chicago, Illinois
(behind National Guard Armory near 52nd and Cottage Grove)
Please call 773.814.0545 for more info
The Club has a strong dedication to celebrating the lifestyle of the American cowboy, improving our community, and providing our young people with a new outlet for education and recreation.
New little cowboys learn the ropes to being a Cowboy or Cowgirl.
She is having the time of her life!

Little man, little horse!
Click Here to Hear Bob Marley Sing
"Buffalo Soldiers"
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Parent Revolution Show
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Listen to The Black Star Project's
Internationally Acclaimed Radio Program
The Parent Revolution
Every Saturday on WVON 1690AM
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The Black Star Project thanks the Campaign for Black Male Achievement, Illinois State Senator Jacqueline Collins, Illinois State Senator Kimberly A. Lightford,
and Melody Spann Cooper of WVON for their generous support for our parenting programs.
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featuring
Phillip Jackson and Chip Mitchell
on WBEZ Public Radio
Click Here to Hear the Discussion on
the Morning Shift
on WBEZ Public Radio
We are spending billions of dollars on what doesn't work including:
- Increasing the number of police on the streets, with high-powered weapons and highly-militarized, crime-fighting equipment
- Bringing in the AFT, DEA, FBI, DHS, CIA, National Guard, U.S. Army, et cetera
- Arresting, incarcerating and criminalizing youth
- Focusing mostly on drug and gang activity
- Using university research to create strategies for the streets
- Intervening at the point of violence
- Having the wrong people at the discussion table who don't know what causes youth violence and that have few new ideas for solving the problem of youth violence
- Systematically reducing youth engagement activities and opportunities
- Providing sub-par educational facilities and opportunities for students
- Blaming heavily the availability of guns for the violence
- Planning to reduce violence a week before you expect the violence
- Funding violence prevention programs in a disjointed, haphazard manner
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These 179 cities have
signed up for the
2017 Million Father March
Where is your city's participation?
Alamo, Texas |
Ferriday, Louisiana |
North Las Vegas, Nevada |
Arlington, Texas |
Flint, Michigan |
Oak Park, Michigan |
Atlanta, Georgia |
Ford Heights, Illinois |
Omaha, Nebraska |
Augusta, Georgia |
Fort Gaines, Georgia |
Orlando, Florida |
Austin, Texas |
Fort Lauderdale, Florida |
Palm Harbor, Florida |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
Frankfort, Kentucky |
Pascagoula, Mississippi |
Bardstown, Kentucky |
Fresh Meadows , New York |
Perris, California |
Barnwell, South Carolina |
Fresno, California |
Pharr, Texas |
Baton Rouge, Louisiana |
Fuquay Varina, North Carolina |
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
Berkley, Michigan |
Gaithersburg, Maryland |
Pittsburg,California |
Bloomfield, Connecticut |
Goldsboro, North Carolina |
Plainfield, New Jersey |
Bloomington, Indiana |
Goose Creek, South Carolina |
Pompano Beach, Florida |
Bradenton, Florida |
Grand Prairie, Texas |
Powder Springs, Georgia |
Bronx, New York |
Hamtramk, Michigan |
Prichard, Alabama |
Brooklyn, New York |
Hardeeville, South Carolina |
Pulaski, Virginia |
Brownsville, Texas |
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania |
Raleigh, North Carolina |
Buffalo, New York |
High Point, North Carolina |
Redding, California |
Calexico, California |
Highland Park, Michigan |
Rialto, California |
Calvert County, Maryland |
Hilliard, Ohio |
Richmond, California |
Camden, New Jersey |
Hillsborough, North Carolina |
Ridgeland, South Carolina |
Capron, Virginia |
Hollis, New York |
Riverdale, Illinois |
Carlsbad, New Mexico |
Holyoke. Massachusetts |
Rochester, New York |
Carpentersville, Illinois |
Houston, Texas |
Rock Island, Illinois |
Carson, California |
Indianapolis, Indiana |
Rockingham, North Carolina |
Central Islip, New York |
Inland Empire, California |
Royal Oak Township, Michigan |
Charlotte, North Carolina |
Jackson, Mississippi |
San Antonio, Texas |
Chattanooga, Tennessee |
Jacksonville, Florida |
San Diego, California. |
Chicago, Illinois |
Kansas City, Missouri |
San Juan, Texas |
Chicago, Illinois (North Side) |
Kennesaw, Georgia |
Sauk Village, Illinois |
Chicago, Illinois (South Side) |
Lake Charles, Louisiana |
Savannah, Georgia |
Chicago, Illinois (West Side) |
Las Vegas, Nevada |
Schenectady, New york |
Christiana, Delaware |
Lauderhill, Florida |
Seattle, Washington |
Cincinnati, Ohio |
Lawton, Oklahoma |
Shelbyville, Indiana |
Clarksdale, Mississippi |
Leesburg, Florida |
Shreveport, Louisiana |
Cleveland, Ohio |
Lithonia, Georgia |
Slidell, Louisiana |
Clinton, North Carolina |
Littleton, Colorado |
Smyrna, Georgia |
Cohoes, New York |
Los Angeles, California |
Snellville, Georgia |
Colorado Springs, Colorado |
Los Fresnos, Texas |
South Pittsburg, Tennessee |
Colton, California |
Lyle, Washington |
Southfield, Michigan |
Columbia, South Carolina |
Macon, Georgia |
Sparta, Georgia |
Columbia, Tennessee |
Margate, Florida |
Springfield Gardens, New York |
Columbus, Ohio |
Marshall, Texas |
St. Louis, Missouri |
Commerce City, Colorado |
Memphis, Tennessee |
St. Paul, Minnesota |
Coral Springs, Florida |
Merrionette Park, Illinois |
Summerfield, Florida |
Dallesport, Washington |
Miami Gardens, Florida |
Summerton, South Carolina |
Darby, Pennsylvania |
MIami, Florida |
Syracuse, New York |
Daytona Beach Florida |
Milan, Illinois |
Tacoma, Washington |
Denver, Colorado |
Milwaukee, Wisconsin |
Tampa, Florida |
Detroit, Michigan |
Minneapolis, Minnesota |
Theodore, Alabama |
Devine, Texas |
Mobile, Alabama |
Trenton, New Jersey |
Dobbins Heights, North Carolina |
Moreno Valley, California |
Union City California |
Dolton, Illinois |
Mount Vernon, New York |
Upper Darby, Pennsylvania |
Douglasville, Georgia |
Nashville, Tennessee |
Villa Rice, Georgia |
Duke, Oklahoma |
New York City, New York |
Visalia, California |
Dundee, Florida |
New York City, New York (Bronx) |
Washington, DC |
East Chicago, Indiana |
New York City, New York (Brooklyn) |
Wichita, Kansas |
East Orange, New Jersey |
New York City, New York (Harlem) |
Williston, Florida |
Estill, South Carolina |
New York City, New York (Queens) |
Winnsboro, South Carolina |
Evansville, Indiana |
Newark, New Jersey |
Winston, Georgia |
Ferndale, Michigan |
Norfolk, Virginia |
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Click Here
to
sign-up your school, organization or city for the
2017 Million Father March
.
Click Here to see an inspiring video of how the
Million Father March impacts children, schools and communities.
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Calling All Black Star Project Members and Those Who Want to Be Members!
To
Join
The Black Star Project
for a
Women's National Basketball Association
Game (WNBA)
Friday, July 28, 2017
7:30 pm
See the
The Chicago Sky
vs.
Phoenix Mercury
Allstate Arena
9620 Mannheim Road
(Members Only Event
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You Must RSVP for This Opportunity. Up to 4 FREE Tickets Available. A special chartered bus will leave Black Star, 3509 S. King Drive, at 5:45 pm to Allstate Arena and will bring you back. Please call
773.285.9600 to RSVP, or for more information about this game by Wednesday, July 26, 4:00 pm.
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Get A Neighborhood Heroes Yard Sign by Calling 773.285.9600
Ideas for making a difference in your neighborhood:
- Start a neighborhood watch
- Volunteer on a Safe Passages route
- Be sure your home is free of illegal guns
- Pick up trash around the neighborhood
- Walk around and meet someone new
- Organize a block club
- Designate a neighborhood safe space in case of an emergency
- Create care packages for local firefighters, police officers, and medics
- Volunteer to read books at your local library
- Paint a neighborhood mural
- Supervise safe outdoor play hours for kids
- Visit a local restaurant with your neighbors
- Adopt a local school and volunteer to spruce up the school yard
- Care for the yard of an elderly neighbor
- Organize a school supply drive for a family in need
- Start a community garden or plant flowers or trees in a place that needs it
- Remove graffiti
- Volunteer at a local community center
- Organize a neighborhood walking club
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Ensure that your children
will go back to school in
the fall ahead of where
they were in the spring
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We teach Black boys to read!
We teach Black boys to think!
We teach Black boys to learn!
We teach Black boys to work!
We teach Black boys to produce!
We teach Black boys to succeed!
We teach Black boys to be courageous!
Summer classes start June 24, 2017.
Please bring Black Star your 1st- through 4th-grade Black boys for our FREE Saturday University Black Male Reading Academy, every Saturday, between 9:00 am and 11:00 am.
We also have FREE Saturday University Classes in Reading for 1st- through 4th-grade girls from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm.
Please call 773.285.9600 to register your children now. Please Click Here to see example of Black boys reading.
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