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Day of the DDAEAS
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The Direct Descendants of Africans Enslaved in America (DDAEA), a non-profit organization focused on supporting descendants of slavery, will be hosting a cultural celebration titled Day of the DDAEAs on Saturday, July 27 at noon. The event will be held outdoors at 2820 NW 167th Terrace and will feature food, music, performances and a guest speaker.
Activist, psychologist and Pan-Africanist Dr. Umar Johnson will be delivering a talk on various topics relevant to the African diaspora. Free parking is available, and lawn chairs are welcome. Security checks will be conducted at the entrance.
This event serves as an opportunity for the community to celebrate its rich history and culture, connect with one another and embrace their roots.