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1. Its enormous scenic diversity(sea side, mangroves, jungle, mountains, highlands and desert).
2. Its secuity(Cameroon is a politically stable country since many decades with a warm and welcoming population).
3. It hosts some of the most amazing and ancient cultures like the Baka and Badgeli pygmies in the Eastern jungle, the nomadic Mbororos on the Adamawa and North Regions, the animist Komas in the Alantika Mountains, but also Bantues, Kom and many more.
4. The traditional chiefdoms tha
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African American hairstyles should adapt to your face, occasion, personality and texture of hair, so it is a very individ
From The Ramparts
Junious Ricardo Stanton
Deja Vu All Over Again
“Something has gone horribly wrong in Britain. If we are ever to confront the problems which have been exposed in the past week, it is essential to bear in mind that they do not only exist in inner-city housing estates. The culture of greed and impunity we are witnessing on our TV screens stretches right up into corporate boardrooms and the Cabinet. It embraces the police and large parts of our media. It is not just its damaged you
30 Years of Teaching and Writing: The Public Career of Marvin X
30 Years of Teaching and Writing: The Public Career of Marvin X
Copyright James G. Spady, 1997,
Philadelphia New Observer
Marvin X has been teaching for a long time. He has established his tenacity. As one of the founders of the Black Arts Movement (BAM), he became a teacher in an emerging field called Black Studies. Like Sonia Sanchez, Amiri Baraka, Larry Neal, Askia Toure and others, Marvin X both contributed to and later taugh
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On our pages, you will find the latest news in entertainment, beauty, fashion, health, fitness and travel. It is more than a magazine, it is a lifestyle. It is a place to be empowered and inspired to live loudly, learn smartly and embrace life with passion.
We continually replenish our pages with informative, objective and provocative covera
MAAFA REMEMBRANCE OF THE MID-SOUTH PART OF BLACK & BLUE CIVIL WAR SESQUICENTENNIAL (150th Anniversary) OCTOBER 1, 2011 NATCHEZ, MISSISSIPPI
MAAFA refers to recent 500+ years “Great Tragedy” destruction of African peoples’ civilization through foreign invasions, rip off of human and natural resources, captivity of productive young people, removal from homeland, chattel slavery, colonizing oppression, dehumanization, and exploitation worldwide.
OCTOBER IS MAAFA AWARENESS MONTH AT HOME AND ABROAD!
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In solidarity with the family and friends of our son Mark Duggan
The PASCF extends our deepest sympathy and forthright solidarity to the family and friends of our son Mark Duggan. Between 6.15pm and 6.41pm on Thursday 4th August 2011 our 29 year old son Mark was shot dead by London Metropolitan Police gunmen in Tottenham Hale North London.
Coming two weekends before our Marcus Garvey African Family Day with its theme of African Youth Thirty Years On: State Destruction or Self-Liberation, the Tott
Goa is gifted with the lovely and romantic beaches which are amazing beauty that offer wonderful opportunity to see and explore the attractions in a delightful and memorable w
The Resurrection of Nat Turner, Part One: The Witnesses by Sharon Ewell Foster is a fact-based epic that discredits the primary historical source document on Nat Turner, The Confessions of Nat Turner, a pamphlet published in 1831 by Turner's believed lawyer Thomas Gray-later turned into a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by William Styron. That document stated that Turner gave a statement of guilt to Gray, which was then read before the court.
Foster located the original handwritten trial transcript
Kerala is the treasure trove of natural wonderments as this scenic state has scores of romantic place where couples can have lots of fun, pleasure and share their feeling to know each other in a better way. The beauty and the nature wonderments make ideal to go for honeymoon
August 4, 2011
Raynard Jackson
The Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies used to be one of the preeminent think tanks in Washington, DC. They focus on issues of particular concern to the Black community.
Over the years I have participated in or hosted panels with them that were very substantive and informative. They were a think tank in its truest form---there to provide unbiased analysis, not to promote and agenda!
Unfortunately, those days are gone. They no longer have the standin
Based on a lack of the required quorum as determined by the Constitution and Bylaws of the Ethiopian World Federation, Incorporated, the Annual Convention of the organization which convened on July 16 and July 17, 2011 in Harlem, New York was recessed to November 19 and 20, 2011. The attorney-at-law who was present to provide oversight of the Convention and Election process, as required by the Court for certification, provided advice and the directives to call a recess.
The lack of a quorum w
"Checkmate" - The Legal Resident (Science of the Godhead)
by Minister James McCombs (Author)
Digital List Price: $39.95 includes free wireless delivery via Amazon Whispernet
Checkmate - Legal Resident is my response to the racist climate in this country. It was generated as scripturally sound, to counterpoint against satanic enthusiasms for racist ideals. You'll probably never know what it is to experience the extremes of racisms in this country, until you have challenged the American sy
Highlight Need to Shift Focus to Raising Revenue over Cutting Spending
Twenty-two members and an intern from Community Voices Heard (CVH) and VOCAL-NY were arrested for disrupting the House floor debate on the debt bill on Monday, August 1st while demanding greater attention to raising revenue instead of cutting spending for programs we all depend on.
The action drove the message home to Congress and the American people - there's a real solution to the r
After the glorious wedding ceremony and the reception are over, couples go for a vacation that
Marvin X's Brief Career in Academia: UC Berkeley, A Case Study by Dr. J. Vern Cromartie of the Contra Costa College Sociology Department

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University Of California, Berkeley: A Case Study Of Marvin X and the Afro-American Studies Program
by Dr. J. Vern Cromartie, Contra Costa College, Richmond CA
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We Who Like It Hot Call It ‘Black August’ (Revised version)
By ‘bro. zayid’*
It is the month when our oppressors have nothing to celebrate.
It is the month where the nature of our oppression and the boldest expressions of our resistance to that oppression have been made most plain.
We who like it hot call it ‘Black August’…
As a concept of resistance, Black August has its beginnings in the mid 70’s with the prison justice movement. It was inspired by the courageous legacy of Black Panther pr