To protect and serve has been questioned in many Black and Brown Communities. The misconception and mistrust plagues streets of the United States everyday with a battle of Blue verses Black. Police and community relationships are currently in the intensive care unit and is in need of a resuscitation. Detective Montika Jones of the Mount … Continue reading Tha B.U.M.P Supports Community Building with Officers

In the light of the silvery moon villagers of Dominica passed cases of water, pampers, and soap. The middle of Tecumseh Avenue in Mt. Vernon was quiet but busy. You will find a container in the driveway with three fourths of it was already loaded with water, food, medical supplies, juice, generators and clothing. Everyone … Continue reading Tha B.U.M.P Supports Hurricane Relief for Dominica 

Capturing the attention of our YOUNG impressionable FEMALES is one of the most gratifying feelings in the WORLD! Saturday, I had the pleasure of joining with fellow activists who I met while protesting the murder of my student Ramarley Graham. The shooting of Ramarley Graham took place in the borough of the Bronx in New … Continue reading Tha B.U.M.P Joins Queenvillage Activist “Back to School” Event

Every day, more than 90 Americans are killed by gun violence and hundreds more are injured. Your generous donation helps us work to prevent gun violence and save lives. New York members of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America gathered on June 3rd wearing orange. Moms Demand Action was founded by stay at … Continue reading Tha B.U.M.P Joins Moms Demand Action for Better Gun Sense

It's summer time! Mt. Vernon Fathers, Sons and Daughters are in school on a Saturday. Yes! Cecil H. Parker was echoing with bouncing and hoops. Smiles. Sweat. Cheers. Trophies. Gatorade. The Annual Father & Me B-Ball Games hosted by NewFlex Youth Programs was well on their way by eleven o'clock. Fathers were teamed up with … Continue reading Tha B.U.M.P Supports Coach Nesta Felix

Black Boys Wanted! Live! Eastchester Garden. NYPD Targets Youth In Public Housing. The Eastchester Garden raid on April 27th, 2016 involved around 700 officers, immigration, and FBI. 120 were arrested ALL Black & Latino. They raided Grant & Manhattanville houses in West Harlem in 2014, indicting 103 youths, and the Taft, Johnson and Lehman houses … Continue reading Brown Mothers’ Advocate for Stopping Mass Incarceration 

Tha Brown Urban Mother Partnership Hosted community members of Westchester to enjoy a glass of wine, meet Author, Advocate, Activist Corey Pegue and purchase a copy of his award winning memoir "Once A Cop"! DATE: Friday, June 16, 2016 TIME: 6:00pm to 8:00pm PLACE: Apricots & Honey 🍯 673 East Lincoln Avenue, Mt. Vernon, New … Continue reading Tha B.U.M.P presents… Author Corey Pegue

Tayshana Chicken Murphy Foundation Inc presents 2017 Two Steps Forward a Dance to Heal The Soul Awards. Honoring Fathers and Siblings that have taken the pain of losing a loved one to violence and turned into positive service to promote peace. Theses are people in the community who are fighting against oppression, exhibiting exemplary service, … Continue reading Tha BUMP Supports Tayshana Chicken Murphy Foundation 2017 Two Steps Forward Awards