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The
NAACP Honolulu Branch |
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African
Cultural Club |
The
purpose and aims of the Honolulu-Hawaii Branch of the National
Association for the Advancement of Colored People are to "improve
political, educational, social, and economic status of
minority groups, to eliminate racial prejudice, to keep
the public aware of the adverse effects of racial discrimination." |
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aim is to foster African culture, and interculturalracial
harmony, culture exchange, cooperation, understanding,
and goodwill with the academic and local community at large.
Furthermore, the aim is to promote, and create economic
and education opportunities. This will enhance students
understanding of African heritage, and to be better prepared
to enter the University of Hawaii educational system and
the world. |
Dr.
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Holiday Coalition |
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Kappa
Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.
Honolulu Alumni Chapter |
Encourage
and facilitate meetings, rallies, classes, films, and any
other meaningful activities during, but not limited to,
the week preceding the Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday. |
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To
unite college men of culture, patriotism and honor in a
bond of Fraternity; To encourage honorable achievement
in every field of human endeavor; To promote the spiritual,
social, intellectual and moral welfare of members; To assist
the aims and purposes of colleges and universities; To
inspire service in the public interest. |
Afro~American
Lawyers Association of Hawaii |
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promote justice and equal rights through laws. We are
a civil rights organization and network to assist African
Americans in Hawaii. |
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Provide
a campus community for students from the continent of Africa
and those of African descent from other parts of the world;
and, 2. To introduce the whole BYU-Hawaii student body to
the African culture. |
The
African American Education Cultural Center Hawaii |
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Provide
educational culturally sensitive community programs, to increase
a better understanding of the African American enriched heritage,
and outreach to the African Americans in Hawai'i through
collaboration with community organizations to promote HIV/AIDS
prevention awareness.
Telephone:
808-597-1341
Email: molentia@verizon.net. |
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