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Trauma and Poverty Alters the Brains of Black People, and It Will Take Black...
By David A Love The shame is not ours. That holds true of the horrors and the trauma of the Middle Passage, and the toll it exacted on the bodies and psyches of African people. And that applies to the...
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THE SOVEREIGN PSYCHE Part II
“Time For An Awakening” for Sunday 9/11/2016 at 7:00 PM (EST) 6:00 PM (CST) guest was Author, Scholar of Sovereign Studies and an Adjunct Associate Professor of political science at Delaware State...
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“Time For An Awakening” for Sunday 9/18/2016 at 7:00 PM (EST) 6:00 PM (CST) will be in OPEN FORUM conversation with YOU as special guest talking about topics of today. Anything that’s on your mind...
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MaMa Akosua Sabree: Philly Locks Conference & Nataki Kambon: Let’s buy black...
“Time For An Awakening” for Sunday 9/25/2016 at 7:00 PM (EST) 6:00 PM (CST) guests were Activists, Mama Akosua Sabree founder of the Philly Locks Conference and Nataki Kambon of Let’s Buy Black...
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Seven Things You Thought Were Black Owned
By Charles Mitchell Whether written, broadcast, or spoken – the media is a powerful force that often shape the minds our society. It subconsciously impact the psychological development of black...
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Seven Steps To Start A Black Owned Business
By Chris Jones How many times have you dreamed of quitting your day job to start your own business? The reality of becoming an entrepreneur or small business owner may seem unrealistic for some, but...
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JOSEPH BLACKBURN BASS 1863 – 1934 Joseph Bass was born in 1863. He was an African American teacher, businessman and newspaper editor. From Jefferson City, Missouri, Joseph Blackburn Bass taught...
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Time For An Awakening: LIVE from the Locks Conference 10/2016
A special Live Broadcast from the Locks conference in Philly, with interviews with Kenny Gamble, Mama Akosua Sabree, Nataki Kambon, Junious Ricardo Stanton, and others .
View ArticleWanda and Robert Dickerson, founders of UCC & Monica Williams and Ray...
Community Activists, Wanda and Robert Dickerson, founders of UCC ( United Community Center). They talked about their over twenty year labor of love reshaping the communities in Camden and...
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Time For An Awakening: LIVE from the Airport Clarion Hotel at the Fundraiser...
LIVE from the Airport Clarion Hotel at the Fundraiser for Community Activists, Wanda and Robert Dickerson, founders of UCC ( United Community Center). Reshaping the community in Camden NJ. over three...
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Petition Launched by conservative White Media Firm to Include Clarence Thomas...
By Brianna Cox October 22, 2016 A petition has been started on StandUnited.org for Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, who they believed was snubbed by the newly opened National Museum of African...
View ArticleChicago man acquitted of hate crime after slapping, spitting on elderly black...
The Chicago man who slapped an 81-year-old black judge, spat on her and called her “Rosa Parks” has been let off with no punishment. David Nicosia was at the Windy City’s downtown Daley Plaza two years...
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Under Obama The Racial Wage Gap Is The Largest In 36 Years
AFRICANGLOBE – The wage gap between Black and white workers in the US has increased significantly since 1979, all while productivity has gone up by nearly 63 percent overall, according to a new report....
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Oregon State University to Digitize Oral Histories of Black Railroad Porters
In 2014 Oregon State University received the African American Railroad Porter Oral History Collection. The audio recordings made between 1983 and 1992 tell the stories of Black railroad porters in...
View ArticleViolence erupts as South Africa student protest
South African universities have been affected by the biggest student protests to hit the country since apartheid ended in 1994. South Africa’s president has warned that the protests, which have caused...
View ArticleNat Turner’s Mental and Military Motivations
By Ezrah Aharone Nate Parker’s movie The Birth of a Nation has revived the question: What caused Nat Turner’s 1831 uprising? Turner, first of all, was not a deranged misfit who acted outside of a...
View ArticleAfricans vs. African-Americans – A White Supremacist Success
By A. Peter Bailey I had a recent conversation with a young, intelligent, hardworking African-American during which he expressed deep hostility towards Africans. When asked why he felt that way, he...
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Farrakhan, Karenga to highlight State of the Black World Conference, Nov....
NEWARK—After the historic 2016 presidential election, the State of the Black World Conference will convene in historic Newark, N.J., as the Black community faces major questions of absolute survival...
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