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Maia Campbell And Montana Fishburne: Black Girls Lost
Casey Gane-McCalla writes a great piece that shines a spotlight not just on Maia Campbell and Montana Fishburne’s exploits but, shines a light on all young women who are being preyed on by unscrupulous “boys.” I do agree that part of the solution lies … Continue reading
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Tagged african american, black, Casey Gane-McCalla, family, girls, life, Maia Campbell, Montana Fishburne, self-esteem
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Black Women Filmmakers Struggle in Hollywood
This is an excellent article by Nsenga Burton. Black women in Hollywood should be able to be “green lighted” to develop projects for black women. It shouldn’t just be Tyler Perry or Lee Daniels making those movies in fact, they should be supporting … Continue reading
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Tagged black, culture, film, filmmaking, Hollywood, Nsenga Burton, women
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Glenn Beck Compares Obama’s America To ‘Planet Of The Apes’
Hmmm…PLANET OF APES huh? Mr. Beck really needs to think before he talks. Is he making a reference to African-American as apes? That question i completely rhetorical. We know he is. Fox News is playing a dangerous game, a game that … Continue reading
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Tagged black, Glenn Beck, Obama, Planet of the Apes, race, racism
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Our History, Aug. 6
Gordon Parks’ The Learning Tree opened in 1962. Jamaica granted independence from the United Kingdom. President Lyndon Johnson signs the Voting Rights Bill.
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Tagged african american, black, Gordon Parks, history, Jamaica, Voting Rights Bill
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Cold Cases: Murder in L.A. and the Value of Black Life
Black people seem to always appear committing crimes, but we are never really seen as victims. I cannot say if the crimes committed against us are not as vigorously investigated and prosecuted as those we commit. I will say thought it … Continue reading
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Tagged african american, black, crime, justice, police
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‘Yes Wyclef Can!’ Why rapper’s presidential run may help Haiti
Succinct and convincing reasons why Wyclef is going to run for President of Haiti by Garry Pierre-Pierre. ‘Yes Wyclef Can!’ Why rapper’s presidential run may help Haiti.
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Tagged black, elections, Garry Pierre-Pierre, Haiti, politics, president, Wyclef Jean
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What Is Behind Obama’s High Approval Ratings Among Blacks?
Interesting article. There is an identity issue involved in the approval ratings. Meaning, we see someone like us as a leader in policy making. I do not agree it is the only reason. I believe the African-American community is a … Continue reading
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Tagged african american, black, Obama, politics, voting
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