Operation:REBIRTH Confronts NOM-Funded Coalition of African American Pastors' Stance on Equality

PRLog (Press Release) - Aug. 6, 2012 - Coalition of African American Pastors asked to attend September 5th meeting to discuss unifying the Black Community and how Marriage Equality is being used to split the Black vote.

Operation: REBIRTH, the civil rights and social justice movement, has announced they have invited the Coalition of African American Pastors (CAAP) to discuss how the two can unify the black community.  Operation: REBIRTH believes if long term strategies on remedying the issues that plague predominantly black neighborhoods can be discussed with CAAP, healing for the community as a whole can begin.  

On September 5, 2012 at 6pm, the meeting will be held in Memphis, Tennessee.

“It is important now more than ever that we, the African American community, not be divided over our diversity, but that we unify on the issues that make us the same,” says Tuan N’Gai, Co-Founder of Operation: REBIRTH.  “The significance of this meeting is crucial in that it will show those who are profiting from sowing seeds of discord to further their own political agenda, that they will not be allowed to manipulate our community  in this manner,” N’Gai said.

A diverse array of clergy and community leaders from the African American community in Memphis and abroad have been asked to attend the meeting.  The meeting will focus on how diverse communities can heal the issues that divide them while standing together against the issues that have adverse affects on the community as a whole.

More information about Operation: REBIRTH can be found at www.operationrebirth.com.  
For Media Inquiries, Contact:  
Tuan N'Gai
Phone:  702-546-8826
Email: tngai@operationrebirth.com