Interesting List Of Celebrities Involved in Freedom Center

[gae]

50 Cent should be shot.

I won't pay good money to see slave pens.

I didn't go to the Holacost Museum in DC -- where it's free. Too depressing.

[cincygreg]

First off I have to agree with Jumper on the lack of planning thing. LOL!

Secondly, Gae I accept the nomination.
I will go check it out and report back with my opinions.
I actually went to the groundbreaking (I think I still have my little torch that they handed out).
They had fireworks afterward (I really dig fireworks, apparently missed some good ones last night)
Anywho, I'll go check it out and let you all know.

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[reason]

50 Cent should be shot.

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Apparently you haven't heard. 50 Cent has already been shot several times.

This is what inspires his music; life on the street.

[jumper69]

While I can appreciate what the URFC represents, what I cannot accept is its location. I know when I come from a baseball or football game, I want to spend my entertainment dollars on the history of slavery. [img]graemlins/whatever.gif[/img]

All the hoopla and celebrities not withstanding, this place will become desolate within 3 years and without donations from benefactors, will become defunct within 5.

Hey, I can hope right????

[cincygreg]

I should mention that it opens on tuesday, even though the dedication isnt until the 23rd.

[reason]

Anything in the (ahem) Freedom Center dealing with the on-going slave trade in Africa?

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">According to the Enquirer, yes.

Supposedly, they provide you information about today's issues and how you can get involved to solve them.

Seems forward thinking to me.