Judge Charles Stokes the father of Attorney Andre Wooten, has been immortalized in a book by his daughter, Stephanie Stokes Oliver. Judge Charles Stokes is remembered, among many of his noble actions, for having sponsored the first housing discrimination law in Washington State in 1949. This beautiful book can be purchased through http://www.ssocom.com
SONG FOR MY FATHER: Memoir of an All-American Family, Stephanie's third book, is now available!
Amazon.com is offering the book at a special 30% discount.
Recently released, Song for My Father has already been featured in The Washington Post, Town & Country's July issue, the September issue of Essence and on C-SPAN and BET Nightly News.
"Here are the Air dates for the next segment of the "Color and the Constitution" legal rights TV show series.
We shot it in the Nelson Mandela Foundation Center in Johannesburg South Africa, and it's entitled.
"Reforming The Federal Sentencing Guidelines."
A National Bar Association Sponsored legal rights seminar held at the Nelson Mandela Foundation Center in Johannesburg South Africa videotaped and produced by Attorneys Andre' & Daphne Wooten of Honolulu. They visited South Africa, Botswana and Zimbabwe in June 2004, with the NBA contingent.
This is the Third of six hour + long videos in their Modern Southern African legal developments and History series, produced by Amen Rasta Production Enterprises.
Www.AmenRasta.Com
COMING SOON
Airdates for "A Rasta Nile Temple Tour"
Ch. 53
April 4, 2005 @ 8am
April 7, 2005 @ 1pm
April 9, 2005 @ 8:30pm
April 16, 2005 @ 9pm
Attorneys Andre’ & Daphne Wooten revisit the Temples of the Nile and the museums of Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, London and Paris to show the history of the people of North East Africa. KMT-Egypt, Nubia and the Sudan and some of the trails that lead from there.
Learn the legends and the evidence of King Narmer, the Giza pyramids, Zhoser, Imhotep, Khufu, Kafre, Menkura, Mentuhotep, Senwosret, Amenemhet, Wa’Set, the Valley of the Kings, Thumoses III, Semekare, Kamose, Ahmose, Nefertari, Tutmoses, I, II, III, & IV, Hatshepsut, Amenophis, I, II, III & IV Ahknauton, and Tutankamen, Horemheb, Seti, Ramses, Piahnki, Taharqua, Amenaris, and the Candace Queens and the Kings of Nubia, Meroe and more.
Through visiting many of the ancient temples and towns which still line the banks of the Nile today. And the museums where many of the great art works were taken.
Produced by Attys. Andre’ & Daphne Wooten
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