Amez

Modeling
Looking for creative | open minded:

Models

Hair Stylists

Designers

Artists | Painters | Graff |Dancers

MUA

Fashion Consultants

Set Desginers

Anyone else who feels their contribution will benefit the team.

Look to build dynamic portfolio.

Seeking consistent team with personalities
that glow with

drive, ambition, and
of course. . .

CREATIVITY! :]
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Painting Love - Amy

Learning and educating my mind with the knowledge that is truth.

Starr Recording Building [by me]: Richmond, IN
Small time-line:
April 3, 1963: began “full-fledged economic boycott” with sit-ins at local lunch counters, libraries and kneel-ins at white churches downtown Birmingham, AL.
April 3-6: continued filling jails in and around Birmingham and not accepting bail. Towards the 6th business owners were complaining of lose of business.
April 10th: city official banned all demonstrations until court hearing.
Good Friday April 12th: Went against city orders and Martin Luther King, Jr marched with members of his team. All demonstrators thrown in jail…Martin King without a blanket, pillow, nor mattress. Wyatt Walker sent telegram to President Kennedy whom intervened and was able to make calls after that Martin was given all necessities (including paper to read up on events he missed) and make call to his wife. This is the time in which he wrote the “Letter from Birmingham Jail.” It was a reply to eight-white clergymen’s statements in the local Birmingham News.
April 22: They were all tried and given 5 days in jail and fine. Harry Belafonte was able to raise enough funds to get out Martin and other movement leaders out. Lawyers on Martin King’s behalf appealed the conviction. After being released they decided to accept high school students to join in the protests. With complete training in nonviolence and direct action.
May 2: Students left school climbing locked gates, as hundreds of students and grade-school children showed up to take a part in the movement. The second and third wave were beaten by the city police and dogs. Fortunately, the entire act of terrorism was captured on film….not only film--National News Cameras.
Press continued as the movement continued with marches. At the height nearly 3000 people had been thrown in local jails. “first time time in the civil rights movement that we were able to put into effect the Gandhian principle of ‘Fill up the Jails.’ - May 5th: Firefighters instructed by city sheriff to release power hoses….as they welled with tears as the leaders knelt in prayer in front of their line. Firemen and Policemen parted as the young people continued towards the Birmingham Jail for a prayer pilgrimage. “I saw there, for the first time, the pride and the power of nonviolence.”
Up to May 10th: Meetings and negotiations with city officials. Kennedy administration took action and got two groups to split fees in jail bonds. As they were able to agree upon the other three movement requests.
May 10th: Birmingham Truce Agreement was announced. President Kennedy announced, on national television address, his pledge to make sure the agreement was not broken.
Success of this march led to 900 cities acting with non violence protests. Largest demonstration occurred
August 28th, 1963. 200,00 people gathered for various speakers and the “I have a Dream Speech.”
My Passion is to revive the American Dream for all walks of life.
“There is no greater power on Earth than an idea whose time has come.” Victor Hugo
Do not be afraid to help others because they appear not to be helping you in return! Perhaps they are in fact helping you by being in need of your assistance! Think about that and lets keep our change absolute--ZuLu SiTe--
*And a word to the young, real friends and mentors are not on your payroll. A real friend and mentor cares for your soul as much as his own
"A word to the wise without spiritual mentoring, freedom can lead to the soul's decay,"
"And a word to the young, real friends and mentors are not on your payroll. A real friend and mentor cares for your soul as much as his own." Prince (the artist formally know as symbol)

Thanks Franklyn: "Love is never lost...its like energy, it just gets transfered somewhere else!"
This version of Hip Hop that the worlds media promotes globally, is a strange sissified version of its true self. It consists of middle-class fakers acting like gangsters, so-called hardcore rappers, so-called underground heads and so-called superstars killing each other, while the white controlled global media celebrates. Who are these imposters?

Good Ole Richmond, IN made pianos....I will have one of these in my lifetime!
I love the mind
& All Sorts Of Creative and Imaginative Creations.