2008 was the year, the full circle year of transition played out in the fantastic realities of my life & the sports teams of the two nations of my birth & foundation. After being “off…
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2008 was the year, the full circle year of transition played out in the fantastic realities of my life & the sports teams of the two nations of my birth & foundation. After being “off…
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By now most know that Samia Nkrumah has become one of Africa’s new darlings for the future of women in politics. With the polarizing Nana Konadu Agyeman Rawlings, the former first lady &…
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Today Archishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa turns 80 without missing a beat in his deep love for humanity & betterment of man & in his feisty fire to challenge the wrongs of…
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The “tofo tofo” dance was probably saved for the private after party where Liberia’s own President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf & Leymah Gbowee will surely lead the way in bringing Tawakul Karman, the…
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Occupy Wall Street is gearing up to be America’s Arab Spring, which I will call America’s Fall. Not only for the fact that it is getting its momentum in the the Fall season, but also…
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The president just had the same type of audience today as he had with the CBC to address issues of Latinos in America. I couldn’t help but to acknowledge how different the language & tone…
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I have been watching the Al Jeezera documentary series “Surprising Europe” for awhile now & unfortunately I am far from surprised at most of the stories. What I am mostly surprised at is the…
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It seems like so many media outlets picked up on Amber Rose’s not so discrete twitter photo opp. in the guise of a humanitarian venture in Ghana, as she quickly blasted a photo of…
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92Y put on an excellent panel with pioneer women in television. In this day & age when we are once again debating the images of our nations globally, the words of Nichelle Nichols…
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While everyone & their momma was praising Kanye & Jay Z’s new album, the rest of the world was getting messed up & fighting for our lives.
Once again the internets were all a…
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