http://www.odundeinc.org/

Sounds interesting...I might have to travel to Philly to check it out!

they do a Yoruba thing early at the river and then party for the rest of the day.
sometimes it gets so crowded that it becomes a problem.
there is every kind of black person there.

they do a Yoruba thing early at the river and then party for the rest of the day.
sometimes it gets so crowded that it becomes a problem.
there is every kind of black person there.

I've been to the taste of Chicago...after that, nothing seems too crowded!

boy was it hot!
that direct sunlight was like a laser beam.

i noticed two things at the festival.

when they made the call to go down to the river and do the spiritual thing only some went.
the true believers, i guess.
most of the people stayed back and partied and ate and drank.
i would have expected all to go.

i noticed about a dozen interracial couples there during the day.
in each case it was a black female with a white person.
in Philly on that day there were no black men with any thing other than a black woman and their children.

i noticed about a dozen interracial couples there during the day.in each case it was a black female with a white person.
in Philly on that day there were no black men with any thing other than a black woman and their children.

I'd imagine they'd be too embarrased to bring them...I would be in that situation.

I'd imagine they'd be too embarrassed to bring them...I would be in that situation.
the sisters were not.
natural hair, dreads and a white boy grinning.

the sisters were not.
natural hair, dreads and a white boy grinning.

Oh Well....what can you do? This is no different than sisters who hook up with that lone white boy who attends an HBCU.