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Westside Business Arts Coalition

The Westside Business Arts Coalition is a group of businesses partnering up to assure the Westside community has access to positive cultural performing arts activities.

Dr. Jihad Muhammed is the CEO of the African Scientific Research Institute.

Dr. Muhammed holds degrees in -

Medical Art, - from the School of Biomedical and Health and Human Development Sciences at the University of Illinois
and Maxo-facial Reconstruction and Facial Prosthetics - from the UIC (University of Illinois Chicago) Medical School

He was the founding director of the Anatomical Teaching Learning Museum at the University of Illinois School of Medicine.

He has been a member and consultant for international boards and committees and produced two documentary films on African American history.

His contributions will include -

Using “bio-historical” archaeology and forensic anthropology techniques to develop a history which represents a range of cultural heritages - including early Africans, African American descendants, and admixture Native Americans.
Performing facial forensic anthropology approximations to promote recognition of ancient peoples’ ethnic identity (i.e. Africans enslaved.)
Developing a comprehensive set database for accurate in vivo facial tissue depth measurements from identifying lost African children, based on scientific application using ultrasonic technology, applied for use in forensic facial reconstruction.
Developing an age processed imagery processing system that predicts facial growth in African children. This system has applications in identifying missing children as well as image and medical biomedical bioinformatics information processing.

Lloyd Williams

Lloyd Williams is the educational director of Truth-Power Educational Services.

TRUTH-POWER is an educational service that will reveal how the U. S. government, banks, etc,. have placed you in bondage. How they developed a plan to control every aspect of your life from the cradle to the grave.

For years you've been taught what you cannot do. In a matter of hours, this "Master of Truth" shows you what you can. Enter Truth-Power an educational service that will reveal how the U.S. government, banks, etc,. have placed you in bondage and developed a plan to control every aspect of your life from the cradle to the grave and, astonishingly, are doing so right before your very eyes.

Who are you? What are God given rights?

If you can handle the no holds barred truth, Lloyd Williams is the man to see. If you can't, he is the man to see. No matter what your take on the U.S. government, you'll walk away more aware of who you are and what you "can" do that you'd ever imagined.

loyd Williams does not preach, but he'll teach those who are willing to learn. He doesn't claim to know it all, but he'll share with you what he does. He'll tell you outright that he is no legal expert. That, if you have a legal issue you should seek the counsel of your choice, if you choose to do so. No dictation here, but you will want to take notes.

If truth is indeed power, Lloyd Williams' presentations are the backbone upon which the spines of great men are built. His educational service is a process or system of building knowledge from the foundation up, thus giving the layperson a firm grip on all that he speaks. If you saw the Matrix, you've seen Lloyd. Come partake of the "red pill" so that all truths can be revealed. Let him take you out of the darkness of deceit and into the light of undisputed truth. Fact based truth. Freedom giving truth.

Learn what you can do to be set free from the forces that have drained you of your freedom and wealth for more years that you'd care to count. Laugh at his jokes, but take his information very seriously. You'll be glad he did.

Some of Lloyd's popular topics include:

Who Are You? (Sovereign or Slave)?
Why is it Unlawful for a Policeman to Give You a Traffic Ticket?
Is Income Tax Legal?
How Can You Make the Bank the Debtor on Your Mortgage?
Why Should You Copyright Your Name?
Who Owns the Federal Reserve Bank?

Shahid Muhammed

Shahid Muhammed "The Math Doctor" was born and Philadelphia, Pa. He earned his Bachelor's Degree in Secondary Education-Math at Pennsylvania State University and received that a Masters Degree in Mathematics from Lincoln University.

He has held the position of Assistant Professor and Math Specialist at National Louis University where he served as co-director of the Masters of Adult Education Developmental Studies program. He also served as math department head at Muhammed University in Chicago where he monitored and evaluated the math program for the entire school as well as produced a mathematics curriculum. He lectures throughout the worldand has earned numerous awards including the 1993 Who’s Who Amongst America's Teachers.

Shahid Muhammed "The Math Doctor" is world renowned for his lectures that span the globe.

Below are a few of his topics:

Terrorvision- The Destruction of the Black Nation Through Television
Joy and Pain- The Power of the Pleasure Center
Sophisticated Slavery- Slavery Is Alive
Very Superstitious- Black People and Superstitions
From Illusion to Reality- The Inconsistencies and Irrationality of the Big Bang Theory and Darwin's Theory of Evolution

Nawja I

Dancer and choreographer Najwa I was born Arnell Pugh in Clarksdale, Mississippi. Her parents, Ruby and Timothy Pugh soon moved to Chicago where Najwa attended Medill, Smith and Howland elementary schools. As a young woman, she took dance classes at the Marcy Newberry Association in the Maxwell Street area. Under the instruction of the late Panamanian performer, Jimmy Payne, Najwa studied Afro-Cuban and Calypso dance while still in high school. She started at Farragut High School, but graduated from Harrison High School in 1952.

Soon after graduation, Najwa was approached by impresario Larry Steele's Smart Affair tour. Taking her first airplane ride, Najwa was flown to Australia, where she joined Steele's group on the road. Najwa performed in Australia and New Zealand and continued on extended international tour with Larry Steele through the mid-fifties. In her travels she learned the dance styles of different nations and peoples. Najwa performed in swing productions with icons like Duke Ellington and Count Basie. In New York City, her study of African dance was enriched by Osadata Dafore, Baba Dinizulu, Babtunde Olatunji, and Carmachita Romero. At the Cat and Fiddle Club in the Bahamas, Najwa learned to dance with fire. Performing with Julian Swain, she also taught ethnic dance at the Julian Swain Dance Theatre and at Chicago's Better Boys Foundation.

In 1977 she founded the Najwa Dance Corps in Chicago. The group presents a repertoire that spans the rituals of traditional Africa to the glamorous chorus girls of the swing era. As artistic director, Najwa is also a gifted choreographer and dance historian. The group offers classes in Dances of West Africa, Dances of the Caribbean and Dances of Contemporary African American Culture and holds public workshops, master classes, concerts, two-week residencies, and ensemble performances. The recipient of the Woman in Dance Award, the Woman of the Year Award and the African American Arts Alliance's Paul Robeson Award. The name Najwa means "one who is spiritually in tune" and because others have named daughters after her, she is now known as Najwa I.

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