Zion Antoni is #Flyah

Freelance journalist/recording artist/Activist/Author/Grassroots record producer Zion Antoni aka Ari, or "Bey" was born in 1978 in manhattan, and

raised in the Bronx NY, Via Washington heights. Of African
American/Costa-rican descent. Honing talents, surviving adolescence, and developing in his formative
years, he later moved to Philadelphia in pursuit to finish education; Working and
incorporating under grad studies along with independent study.
After many years of hardship and struggle he founded Manna/gracemusik, in 2003, a production
label functioning in music, outreach, and grassroots journalism. After three
successful projects including a solo lp, and newsletter, Manna/Gracemusik is now
succeeded by Writer/Educator/Recording artist Cborn Nacirfa. He founded a
company now revised as The Urban Cry LLC in 2007. It
functions in freelance journalism with publishing streaming via the web,
and has streamed in schools and supplemented grassroots organizations. The Urban cry is also an
independent record label. The voice of the Urban Cry focuses on grassroots
diplomatic reasoning on a global front, and further solidarity in Urban
America. Its extentions are (UAC) Urban American Cirriculum, and exclusive
literary projects, such as the award winning "No Prisons" series. The Urban Cry's publishing serve an array of forums, grassroots stream, publications, and social media. Zion, establishing leadership within the grassroots, He is a member of the NAACP, working on behalf of issues from voters fraud to education, and is a strong advocate for grassroots engines, forcorporate development and social change. He also serves as feature columnist for Negusworld Enterprises(501c3). EstabIishing a sound through Progressive, Lounge, and soul, Zion's music is a catalyst of the Avant-Garde. In 2007-2009 he spawned hit internet and international singles, project features, along with heading
a successful euro tour in 2008. He also founded and is head administrator the Sekou
Generation/Think tank (2012), a MD/Washington DC based grassroots social policy network that
advocates institutional and social fundamentalism.
"If you have aquired years of living and experience, and sacrifice, you'll understand your occupation chooses you" -

zion

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