FW: Spit'in Anger film screening premiere * Tuesday March 11th at 7pm * Washington, DC Region
D'Arcy L McGreer
Just got this email. Movie seems to be about the negative effects of a fathers absence on their children, particularly African American fathers. I am not sure I will being going because it a class night for me, but this film is such a rarity on this subject and being shown in the theater I might decide to go anyway. In addition it might be a chance to make contact with others of the same issue, but more on a national scale. If anyone plans on going let me know. I will see if a group can be arranged. But do buy your tickets through the contact info below. Costs is about $12.
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From: David Smith Sr [mailto:dwsm...@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2014 11:19 AM
Cc: Franklyn Malone (The 100 Fathers Inc); Kenneth Braswell
Subject: Spit'in Anger film screening premiere * Tuesday March 11th at 7pm * Washington, DC Region
Greetings all,
Check out and join us for this film screening premiere Spit'in Anger coming to the Washington, D.C. area.
Tuesday March 11th at 7pm (only one more week).
E Street Cinema
555 11th Street NW Washington, D.C.
This film is in association with Janks Morton producer of (Guilty Until Proven Innocent), Fathers Incorporated Kenneth Braswell, and The 100 Fathers, Inc. Franklyn Malone. This is a must see film on the "Venom of a Fatherless Son"... Limited seating available so get your tickets now.
You can contact Franklyn Malone CEO of the 100 Fathers, Inc. for tickets and further information - (202) 361-0761 or via email the100fa...@yahoo.com . Also, you can visit the Spit'in Anger website http://www.spitinanger.com/ for more information as well.
"A father DOES matter and a father DOES make a difference in a child's life."
United we stand strong, dedicated, and positive with passion, pride and power! When we can better the lives of our children by improving the relationship with their parents (fathers), then we make everyone in that family cycle much stronger, healthier and happier.
So as we aim to better serve and make a difference in the lives of children and families, we must continue “Serving children first; supporting family always”.
Have a great day and a better tomorrow!
David W. Smith Sr.
(Father,Parent,Educator,Advocate & Activist)
*Co-Director of the Children's Rights Fund for Maryland
"The best parents are supportive parents!"
&
*Founder/CEO of CaFE - Children and Family Equality
"Serving children first; supporting family always!"
"Just because two parents can't hold hands or get along, doesn't mean that a child shouldn't be able to hold the hands of both parents equally!" - David W. Smith Sr. 2012
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