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NB Commentary: I have read several comments under the articles listed below and it amazes me how these folks are not seeing the humongous elephant in the room.
The article is about a con
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National Summer Learning Association launches national awareness campaign, new website to support hundreds of communities hosting Summer Learning Day events and programs.
The end of the school year marks the start of the "summer slide" in math and reading skills for millions of students across the country. That's why 'no more teachers, no more books,' shouldn't mean that learning should stop once the final bell rings!
So hundreds of communities across the nation – from Seattle, Washington to Aus
Black Community as a Family Gathering - July 4th
4th of U-lie Cookout and Black Community-Family Gathering
at the Chokwe Lumumba Center
939 West Capitol Street
MedgarEversville (bka Jackson), ms
Monday, July 4th - - 2pm - 8pm
Bring your lawn chair, cooler, grill and Party Attitude
MUSIC BY THE INTERNATIONAL FARMER
Black Political Future Rally throughout the Gathering will address the hostile Medgar Evers Airport Takeover by the Governor phil bryant 'em, the republican proposed division of the Capital C
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The Mission To Educate Black Children Sparks A Match Made in Heaven
The 2016 5th Annual Liberated Minds Black Homeschool and Education Expo and the highly acclaimed Nigerian cartoon series, Bino and Fino, say their vows as they marry forces, the first of its magnitude with a powerful mission to educate children of African descent about their remarkable culture and heritage. Both organizations have caught the worldwide attention of Black parents and educators alike through their unprecedented app
Libya: Ten Things About Gaddafi They Don’t Want You To Know
Posted by El-Bull on April 24, 2016
The Rivers State Chapter of All Progressives Congress, APC, has sadly noted that the Rivers State Government and the PDP in Rivers State have, once again, resorted to their old choreograph of indulging in wild and baseless accusations as a means of diverting attention whenever the noose is tightening on the inglorious regime of Gov. Nyesom Wike who climbed on the blood of innocent citizens to power as governor.
The APC in a statement signed by its Spokesman, Senibo Chris Finebone said, “The rece
By Esene MatthiasGlobalization has both positive and negative sides (see J. Bayo Adekanye; 2003). But whether globalization has become a moral indicator in a social framework does not change the fact that it is an inevitable reality precipitated by the wave and tides of human civilization, anchored on science and technology. What is today christened "The Obama Phenomenon" is an effect of the Obama campaign strategy; an influence of his inspirational eloquence, a creed of change and the real "
The following is a letter from 21st Century Wilberforce Initiative:
Dear Mr. President: We write with great urgency regarding the dire crisis continuing to unfold in northeastern and central Nigeria, much of it as the direct result of Boko Haram. Just yesterday, in the Washington Post, Kevin Sieff noted, "Thousands of Boko Haram victims are on the verge of starvation in northeastern Nigeria." Six people, on average, are dying every day from malnutrition. According to Medicins Sans Frontieres, "o
Baltimore Police Officer Acquittal in Freddie Gray Case Applauded by Black Conservatives
Prosecutor Marilyn Mosby Criticized Harshly for Acting "More Like an Activist Than an Advocate for Justice"
"Mosby Has Mishandled This Entire Affair and Should Admit That and End It Now"
"The Judge Should Throw Out All of the Remaining Charges Against the Three Officers Who Nervously Await Their Fate"
"The Rush to Judgment Has Been Overruled by Common Sense"
Washington, DC - Leaders of th
Successful Black Parenting magazine, originally founded in 1993 and launched in 1995 with 35,000 issues, debuted as the first national print magazine for African American parents. The founders closed the magazine in 1997. Twenty-one years later, they are bringing it back.
"The time is right to connect with issues being addressed by Black Lives Matter, like the way racism has resurfaced in our society, and to respond to the concerns and aspirations Black parents have about their children's future
On June 19, 2016, we will begin our 6th series of I Ching Workshops Online GIVE THANKS, WE ARE ON FOR THE 6TH SERIES!!!
Growing up in the 50’s and 60’s, all I wanted was to be
accepted for who I was – glasses and all, and look like my best girlfriend Susan. What I later learned is that it wouldn’t have mattered what I looked like, because most kids wanted to look like or be someone else.
While most of my friends had strict parents, I didn’t have any close friends (that I knew of) whose parents were verbally (or physically) cruel. I say that because as a kid we had parental permission to visit our close friends an


