Bridging the Gap Between History & Hip-Hop: Black Wall Street, Greenwood Tulsa, Oklahoma 1921 Documentary Screening November 6, 2009

Brooklyn, NY, October 22, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Hip-HopTV24/7.org Incorporated (HT2O) presents the first documentary screening in the series Bridging The Gap Between History & Hip-Hop entitled "Black Wall Street, Greenwood Tulsa, Oklahoma 1921" on November 6, 2009 at 6:00 P.M. The screening will be held at The Corridor Gallery in Brooklyn, NY. This documentary highlights one of the most unknown facts in American history and features notables such as Datwon Thomas, Pastor A.R. Bernard, Kim Osorio, Danny Simmons, Geoffrey Canada and several others. With this documentary HT2O looks to educate viewers, especially youth and create conversation to look deeper into stories of American history especially those that have been intentionally hidden. The CEO of HT2O and Director/Producer of this documentary, Queon Martin said, "we want our youth who are influenced by the culture of hip-hop to learn from America's past to help shape the future for themselves and their peers in Hip-Hop Culture." Local middle and high school students will be in attendance as well as local politicians, educators and entrepreneurs. For sponsorship/donation/volunteer information please send an email to info@hiphoptv247.org. This is a private event by invitation only and is not open to the public. Press will be allowed into the event.

Hip-HopTV24/7.org Incorporated’s (HT2O) mission is to provide information that is vital to youth in the culture of hip-hop by giving them information that is educational, entertaining and fun. This information will include career exploration and development, alternatives for a healthy diet and healthy way of life, arts and cultural enrichment, conflict resolution, socialization, literacy, college preparation and positive personal growth. Youth will be able to obtain this essential information through the website, seminars and workshop programs. The website will be one of the first of its kind that is produced, written and reported by youth for youth that includes information on HIP-HOP (H- History, I- Industry, P- Politics, H- Health & Humanity, O- Opportunity, and P- Prosperity).

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