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THE MILLION WOMAN MARCH ORGANIZATION
CELEBRATES HER 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY
OCTOBER 26-28, 2007

Tune in to "Visions of a Nu Day" every Monday from 10pm to Midnight EST to hear the plans for the upcoming Million Woman March 10 Year Anniversary Celebration.

"From March to Movement
The Resurrection"

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The historical significance of MWM 's  introduction into public view (the 1997 gathering in Philadelphia, PA) is indisputable.  But that was only the beginning....

Bringing together an estimated 2.5 million participants and generating an estimated 25 dollars in Philly, over a 3 day period, (without even trying), the Million Woman March demonstrated not only the capability and brilliance of African-centered self-determination and creativity, but MWM' s actual and potential power.

The upcoming MWM Resurrection Reunion, which is phase two of the MWM "From March to Movement" operations (remember the 1997 MWM theme was Repentance, Resurrection, and Restoration), will not only keep its pledge to progressively and pro-actively address the initial platform issues, but additionally other relevant matters and the overall mission.

The MWM Organization and Universal Movement is committed to the holistic development and upliftment of Women of African descent.  Because its focus is not to just build an "organization" but rather a "sovereign independent nation", MWM work is broad based in nature and therefore intends to maintain a significant role in the liberation and well being of African people throughout the Diaspora.