The 7th Annual National Rally To" Fight Violence and Abuse of Black Women, Girls and Elders" (NRTFV&A) is a Walk and Rally consisting of persons from all religions, faiths, nationalities, etc. who are concerned about the issue of all forms of violence and abuse (rape, murder, racism, sexism, ageism, exploitation, excessive negative media imagery, etc.) that many Black females of all ages and Elders (seniors) are experiencing, daily, and who want to bring greater attention and/or solution action steps forward. 

The 7th Annual National Rally                                                           TO " Fight Violence and Abuse of Black Women, Girls & Elders" (NRTFV&A) Walk and Rally will take place on Sat. May 10, 2008 

The "Enough Is Enough" Anti Violence and Abuse Pro-Action Conference will kick things off on May 5, 2008 through May 9. 2008 with open forums, testimonies, reports, and training sessions for fe,ales of all ages.  Sessions will be held throughout Philly and are Free Call 267-299-6424 for specific topics, locations, times and dates.or for additional information.

The NRTFV&A Walk and Rally will take place on Sat. May 10, 2008 (the day before Mother's Day) in recognition of  and tribute to the "Mother of Civilization" and how Black women must now take their rightful places and thus no longer tolerate being mistreated or misrepresented.

The event will feature local and nationally known speakers who will share their personal experiences in addition to those who are actively involved in doing work to provide education, support, and training in helping to combat this destructive behavior that is steadily increasing in the Black family/community. In addition speakers, lots of great information, and comradery a variety of poets, spoken word artist, and musicians will be on hand. 

The NRTFV&A event also helps to bring a greater focus to the fact though guns violence is a major problem it is not the only destructive behavior that must be looked at closer and realistically dealt with. This activity will also serve as a prelude to the Boycott (to be announced at the upcoming International Million Woman Movement National Convention) October 2008)  that will target several of the record companies, artist, etc. that find it necessary to degrade and exploit Black females in their videos etc.

The Boycott of their records, concerts, and products should send a cleaer message that we are not their or any body's *itches and hoes and will show the world that "Enough Is Enough".