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The Black Scribe Society
Functions as the performance troop of Prophets for Non-Profit. The Black Scribe Society (BSS) is available for performances, lectures, workshops and seminars.
The Black Scribe Society is a collection of Writers, Poets, MCs and other artists who have come together in order to use their talents for the upliftment and education of Peoples of Color.
Current Roster (Stay Tuned for Updates)
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Jamarhl Crawford
www.prophecycommunications.com
Jamarhl Crawford is a poet, writer and conscious Hip-Hop artist. He has self-published a book, "Prophecy: Reflections on Life & Love from a Black Perspective" and his alter ego UNO The Prophet aka Nat Turner Devil Burner has produced 2 notable Hip-Hop CDs.
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Omekongo Dibinga
www.omekongo.com
Omekongo Dibinga is an educator and poet, well-versed in global issues and politics, particularly those related to Africa and the so-called Black American image. Omekongo has travelled and studied vastly abroad, producing 2 spoken word CDs and chalking up performances around the country in the interim.
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Michael Bonds
www.warriorgriot.com
Michael Bonds is a poet and community warrior. He has performed at various events from Boston - NY and beyond and spits sharp words on subjects such as racism and the prison industrial complex.
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Vernon Robinson
www.vernoncrobinson.com
Vernon C. Robinson "VCR" is a poet and community organizer. He is the founder and host of events such as MegaCipher, Winter Words and Verbalization, which recently celebrated a 4 year anniversary.
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Crystal Johnson
Crystal Johnson is a poet, educator and youth worker. Crystal conducts workshops and seminars designed to empower youth and women. Crystal is also a Co-Author of "Soul Sister's Diary"
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U-Meleni whose Ndebele/Zulu name means “ What are we waiting for?” is a Zimbabwean Multi-dimensional Soul Artist who has been performing her poetry throughout the Boston area for several years. She has together with a group of talented female Artists raised funds and awareness for Domestic Violence and Girls/Women's programs at conferences and college circuits. In addition, she has facilitated workshops on Wellness to youth in the Boston Public Schools for the past four years promoting positive healthy lifestyles and Artistic Expression. In October 2003, U-Meleni released her debut CD “SOUL PSALMS-Birth, Death, Resurrexion” which is a semi-autobiographical journey into her soul through word power and vocal vibrations stemming from her love of all music and her Shona /Zulu Heritage. |
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