Uniting the Races with Basmin Nadra

In United States, racism has been a tool for separation, inhuman treatment, animosity, emotional, mental & physical disturbance. Most recently, in Ferguson, Missouri, Michael Brown,an 18-year-old black male, was shot to death after an altercation with Darren Wilson, a 28-year-old white police officer. There have been other shocking incidents like the killing of 12-year-old Tamir Rice, who was waving a toy gun around a park in Cleveland,Ohio. The racism in United States is not just against the black people, it gets directed towards a person of color or someone of a different nation and culture. Most incidents don't get reported. Needless to say, there is a lot of turmoil within the people. We are here to address that today.We must realize that we are not separate. Understanding and embracing the human ability to relate beyond the pain, mistrust and racist attacks is necessary to create a peaceful and harmonious society. However, we are there not there yet, as a massive consciousness. To shine more light on the subject, I am so pleased to announce our special guest Basmin Nadra along with Magdala Ramirez.

Basmin is a native St Louisan She is a poetess, pianist, lyricist, vocalist, storyteller, actress, spoken word artist, intuitive. Her show Daughter Of All Relations Harmony in Diversity for HueMan Healing offers original prose, saga’s and songs.She recently responded as an Artist Activist to the Mike Brown killing in Ferguson August 11, 2014 and continues to participate in marches, forums and discussions surrounding police brutality and HueMan rights in America.  She has appeared in recent “OpDoc”’s in the St Louis area and interviews with local television.