Concerned Black Men of Richmond Conducts 1st 2024-2025 Session at the Franklin Military Academy
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October 28, 2024
Greetings all!
The Concerned Black Men of RVA held the 1st in-person activity of the 24-25 session entitled “Civics: The Rights and Duties of Citizenship.” It was conducted at Franklin Military Academy on Saturday October 19th. There were 19 youths in attendance.
We started the activity by getting each mentee to stand and introduce themselves speaking clearly and with confidence. Next there was a discussion on what civic engagement is and had those with experience to elaborate on how and why they got involved. They were informed that CBM is an example of civic engagement and we talked about why we do what we do.
The mentees were very attentive as we discussed the upcoming election and viewed a brief video on the electoral college. The pros and cons of the electoral college were debated after the video.
Next, we had Michael Taylor, a local licensed commercial drone pilot explain what drones are and the various types and uses of UAV’s (unmanned aerial vehicles).
The boys were very engaged and after the presentation they got to take turns flying drones provided by Mr. Taylor and Principal Hudson of Franklin Military Academy.
The Concerned Black Men of Richmond are working diligently to provide impactful activities that motivate the young men to do their best in all of their endeavors.
Thanks to Michael Taylor, each of the mentors and each of you for your interest and assistance in providing quality programs for the young men in our community. It means the world to our youth and the community we serve.
Sincerely,
Timothy Mallory,
President CBM-RVA
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