[Audio clip: view full post to listen] On April 15th, 2010 The BBC aired the six part documentary entitled “Welcome To Lagos”, a look at the second most populous city in Africa outside of Cairo,…
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[Audio clip: view full post to listen] On April 15th, 2010 The BBC aired the six part documentary entitled “Welcome To Lagos”, a look at the second most populous city in Africa outside of Cairo,…
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The idea of Freedom & what it is to be Free is truly ringing all over the world in defining who we are as people, particularly amongst global Africans. I say you can not define…
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The U.S. Census counts every resident in the United States, and is required by the Constitution to take place every 10 years. The 2010 Census is probably one of the most important census of all…
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Africa continues to WOW the world in a new renaissance that dips into the past to taste the future! African art is finding its global voice & redefining the genre with modern & futuristic elements…
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I was on twitter the other day & saw Russell Simmons Tweet about an article he wrote for Global Grind entitled: Lockdown, USA vs. GradNation: We Have A Choice To Make:The Battle For America’s…
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2010 Marks the 50th anniversary of Independence in 17 African nations, setting the stage for Africa as a continent to look deep within our history, to wake up & to make this decade Africa’s decade…
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As Black history month is nearing its close in the shortest month of the year, I found myself engulfed in debates & really looking at Black history- past & present from Africa to the Diaspora.…
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It seems the Democratic party is in full spiral, not knowing left from right , public option from insurance company control, wall street bailouts from main street job creations, and fighting from conceding & throwing…
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By now everyone across the globe must have heard the name Fela Anikulapo Kuti, AKA Fela, AKA Black President. If you have not then maybe you are too young or just stuck under a rock.…
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For Anyone who knows anything about human history -it has been made scientifically evident that humanity started in Africa; therefore at the root of all global culture is Africa. There is a new global push…
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