Black Women Rock!

Michelle Obama

Celebrating   the tremendous contributions of African American women!

 

http://www.columbiamissourian.com/news/local/black-women-rock-event-honors-role-models/article_de44a3f6-e354-11e5-afce-935ef2833198.html

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Technology leaders of the future

Charles Hudson

Charles Hudson, partner at SoftTech VC

Majora Carter

Founder, Sustainable South Bronx, Startup Box: South Bronx

Jon Gosier

Founder and CEO, MetaLayer

Kimberly Bryant

Founder, BlackGirlsCode

Please explore this web site and see the future of African Americans in new technology!!!

Well Done Brothers and Sisters!!!

http://www.businessinsider.com/most-influential-blacks-in-technology-2013-4#19-kimberly-bryant-7

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African American General leads the fight against ISIS

Gen. Lloyd J. Austin: The Soldier Leading the Charge Against ISIS

‘Invisible soldier’ is heavily decorated Army general & first African-American CENTCOM commander

Thank you for your service!

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We must read this young brother’s Books and articles!

We must read the book Between the world and me! This young man helps our community get a perspective on the tremendous issue of subjugation and assimilation of people of color!

It is a good read!

 

 

 

http://www.thelavinagency.com/blog-first-look-ta-nehisi-coates-new-book-between-the-world-and-me.html

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My face book poetry

Tell me a story….. of
What has transpired as a tired old cliche “America is the Disney land of the world”
and the “Culture of make believe” as some smart intelligent people try to conceive of part time justice, while those who are touched and sodden with the weeping souls of the children of the night take flight in the stories of long lost heroes and sheroes
Listen as tales are told of the times when things use to be good in the neighborhoods, and the street urchins would be looked after by Mamma Rose
an overweight, house dress, wig wearing, queen ,who did not have a mean streak anywhere in her body or spirit as the story goes , or Mr. Cook janitor supreme who played a mean game of checkers among other things, and watched us from his porch, as we ran from one block to the next. That kind of love stood the test of time. The crime in those days was if you did not speak and everyone learned to turn the other cheek by sharing what they had, nobody was mad at being poor and no one locked their doors in fear, cause the notion of friendship in the community was dear to the hearts and souls of everyone; well nobody thought it was fun to shoot up the block,people would knock before they entered and say please, caring for others was not a disease that you would try not to catch, and folks would not think you were crazy if you grew a garden and kept busy, lazy was an attitude left for the rich, we all had an responsibility to clean up the mess, this selfish world has made of our lives, and heroes and sheroes thrive on finding good to do. So we were told to not let the dust grow old on your behind, find good to do because this world with all its problems , cares and troubles and joys is wholly Holy thine. learn to care and love others is how you need to spend your time here and life is simple “Just be kind”
gjones summer 2015

Gregory Jones's photo.
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Bobb Vann Graphic Artist

Bobb Vann

 

Celebrate the Graphic artist 

 

Also visit new page African American comic heroes!

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Where do we go from here?

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Historically this tragedy fits within the continued struggle for African Americans to find dignity and respect as a community.

We all need to ask this question. Where will this tragedy take us as a community?

Can we continue to function in this nation without a serious conversation about Race?

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Facts About Black History Month

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Carter G. Woodson was born in 1875 in New Canton, Virginia. One of the first African Americans to receive a doctorate from Harvard, Woodson dedicated his career to the field of African-American history and lobbied extensively to establish Black History Month as a nationwide institution. He also wrote many historical works, including the 1933 book The Mis-Education of the Negro. He died in Washington, D.C., in 1950.

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Kinetics live

Consider the new form of communication that are allowing African Americans to be more informed and involved!!!   http://kineticslive.com/

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http://www.the-nbea.org/

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American Black Film Festival of Independent Film makers

Celebrate Black Film makers!!

We are honored by the creative genius of African American people.

Ava Duvemay

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/10/19/ava-duvernay-independent-filmmaker-fires-up-black-cinema_n_1988255.html

 

 

 

 

Well done!!!!

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