James Rhodes, son of Nefertiti Jackmon and Eric Rhodes, faces the cameras at a track meet in Houston, TX. He described the suburban neighborhood where he lives with his father as, "The place where dreams die." The young man will be departing for college soon. Nefertiti, his mother and oldest daughter of Marvin X, is satisfied she gave her son a significant dose of African and spiritual consciousness.
Nefertiti urges her father to pass the baton at the BAM 50th Anniversary Celebration, Laney College. They participated on the panel BAM/Black Power Babies, an inter-generational discussion.
Two grandsons of Marvin X, left to right, Jah Amiel and James, participating in the Physical wellness boot camp at the Black Arts Movement 50th Anniversary Celebration at Oakland's Laney College, Feb. 7, 2015.
Nefertiti urges her father to pass the baton at the BAM 50th Anniversary Celebration, Laney College. They participated on the panel BAM/Black Power Babies, an inter-generational discussion.
Two grandsons of Marvin X, left to right, Jah Amiel and James, participating in the Physical wellness boot camp at the Black Arts Movement 50th Anniversary Celebration at Oakland's Laney College, Feb. 7, 2015.
Marvin X meets the press in Philly at the Black Power Babies Discussion,
produced by daughter Muhammida El Muhajir and radio station WURD.
Mrs. Lomax-Reese, owner of Philly radio station, WURD, MX, Muhammida and Mrs. Amina Baraka