Here's some cheery shots of the second annual African United Day Parade, held last Sunday in Crotona Park.
The event was organized by the African People Alliance, a Bronx-based group formed last year to bring Africans of all nationalities together, as well as to provide services to the borough's growing African population.
The Alliance is headed by Mount Hope resident and North West Bronx Community & Clergy Coalition volunteer Titikpina "Titi" Djounedou, pictured top left. (Photos by Alma Watkins) 
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
African Day Parade
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ReplyDeleteAfrica belong to Africans, Africa traditions and culture is the main subject for unification of all man kind, we hope in one man one vote for a prosperous and united Africa. Let's all together praise and worship Africa united Kingdom,benedict countries of liberty and freedom, Peace be for all Africans, all over the continents.