Inviting natural beauty, serene surrounding, fascinating culture, rainbow of tourist places and the relaxed atmosphere make Kerala the preferred tourist destination for sightseeing tours, honeymoon holidays and weekend gateways.

Sandwiched magnificently between the Arabian Sea and the Western Ghats, Kerala the land once known for spices, rubber and latex have made a presence on the world tourist map with its excellent tourist places, hospitality, friendly ambiance and fascinating culture, whic

National
Town Hall Meeting

International House

3701 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104

THE STATE OF THE U.S. EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM AND THE MIS-EDUCATION OF BLACK YOUTH

Education Under a Reparations Accord

Ari S. Merretazon, M.S.CED, Panelist National Co-chair for External Affairs,

National Coalition of Blacks for Reparations in America

(N’COBRA)

My Framework
Never forget, Reparations is the cross-road
solution to our human capital infrastructure in the context of a Reparations
Accord for Blacks in Ameri

World famous as ‘God’s Own Country’, Kerala is an ancient and blissful state of India famous for exclusive backwaters, lagoons, exotic wildlife national parks, palm-fringed beaches, spice plantations, and refreshing hill stations which draws the attention of vacationers from every nook and corner of the world all the year round. Its heart-gripping attractions and pleasurable climatic conditions makes it finest place among nature-lovers, honeymooners, holiday seekers and adventure-thrillers. Its

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Sylvie

PADU ANNOUNCES A NEW/OLD PAN AFRICAN HOLIDAY

During 2011’s International Year of African Descendants (IYPAD), as declared by the United Nations, a small group of Pan Africans in various parts of the globe discussed the idea of an international celebration which would symbolize our growing Africanness. The recommendation was the Pan African Day of the Drum (PADD), July 5^th, on which at 12 noon, wherever African people live, operate, interact and engage, they would let loose the rhythmic voices o

October 6, 2011

Raynard Jackson

Howard University, in Washington, DC, is one of the elite Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) in the U.S.  Howard students are quick to call their school the “real H U!”  The reason is so they won’t be confused with another well know HBCU—Hampton University.

But after years of frustrating experiences with Howard University, I have come to the conclusion that they are truly the “real H U.”  But, in this case, the H U stands for “Horrible University.

Uttarakhand is the most visited, beautiful destination located in the northern part of India. It is also known as “Dev Bhoomi” and offers tourist to enjoy a beautiful vacation with many outstanding experiences like exploring the magnificent charm and majesty of nature, culture and adventure. It absorbs many bountiful attractions like snow caped mountain peaks, fruit laden orchards, meandering rivers, cascading waterfalls, rich wildlife sanctuaries and national parks, stunning tradition and cult

Singapore is the most visited destination situated in the South East Asia. This beautiful country is the most sought after tourist destination in the entire world. This destination is visited by most of the tourist from all over the globe for their fascinating vacation. Truly speaking vacations in Singapore is filled with fun and frolic that never ends. The stunning beaches, skyscrapers buildings, elegant churches, historical museums and many alike easily entice the visitors from all over the gl

 In 1992, the United States ratified the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, which requires that juvenile imprisonment focus on rehabilitation, but the U.S. reserved the right to sentence juveniles to life without parole in extreme cases involving the most hardened of criminals -- the worst of the worst.

Are these children really the worst of the worst?

 

While United States citizens in Iraq are committing atrocities on incarcerated Iraqi civilians, at home here in the United States, we have our own incarceration problems.
Recently (particularly with the Bush administration, but with prior administrations too), the United States has decided to renege on international agreements and treaties when it deems those agreements to be an obstruction to U.S. current policies and political objectives. This is true in the arenas of environmental and tra

 by: Allan Silva

Kerala is one of the most beautiful destinations which is visited by the many couples from every nook and corner of the world. This beautiful state is known for its rich culture, unique traditions and the colorful festivals which are very unique and best to explore. The state of Kerala is lovingly called as the God’s Own Country and truly the beauty and the charm of this state seems to be gifted by god. This beautiful place is very amazing and is truly one of the best places for the honeymooners

Dear Editor:    

Let us acknowledge that if we fairly scrutinize the Troy Davis and Amanda 
Knox cases, we would see an example of present-day racism.    

Knox’s case and family receive 24-hour-a-day coverage with the obvious 
assumption that she is innocent and a victim of a miscarriage of justice.  
Her parents have been so courted and interviewed by the mainstream (no longer 
news) anchors that they are treated as friends and are called by their first 
names.   

Conversely, these media anc

How far has the United States of America come from its violent, racist past? What evidence do we have today that minorities, especially black people, have a better chance of being treated equally by a society dominated by wealthy white elites? Why are there still so many deaths and disappearances due to the color of a person’s skin? Many people believe that the United States has moved on from slavery and Jim Crow segregation to an era where one is judged by the content of his/her character and n