OAKLAND'S AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSEUM LIBRARY PRESENTS POET/PUBLISHER MARVIN X AND DAUGHTERS ON THE LAND QUESTION

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Attorney Amira Jackmon writes billion dollar bonds for cities, states and corporations. She is a 

graduate of Yale, B.A., Psychology, and Stanford University Law School.  She has argued cases

before the Texas Supreme Court and won cases against Burger King and the Port of Oakland.

Her client, the late developer Willie Cook said, "She is the smartest woman I ever met, white or black. She represented me in my suit against the Port of Oakland, opposed by seven high priced lawyers and whipped them all without raising her voice!" 

Nefertiti Jackmon, former Director of Austin's Six Square Black Cultural District. She now leads the Housing Displacement Department for the City of Austin, TX. She is soon to take the helm of her father's Black Bird Press News and Review, a print and online magazine, A Journal of the Black Arts Movement. 

Nefertiti, Cornel West and Amira at the Kings and Queens of Black Consciousness Concert/Conference, San Francisco State University, 2001, produced by Marvin X.