Archive for August 2017
The Double Struggles of June Jordan, Poet and Social Activist
Do you know June Jordan? If not, you should! In this exhibit you can read and hear the powerful poems of this amazing Jamaican-American activist, feminist, and mother.
Read MoreUnder Trump, Justice Department Resumes Fight for White Privilege
Affirmative Action… seemingly the nemesis in the thorn-side of American White Supremacy. Tragically, it is a system of inequality and direct and deliberate oppression of peoples of color, especially African-Americans. Once again it would appear that the itch from some… to dismantle this needed law, has returned.
Sadly, during this present administration this investigation proceeds. Affirmative Action, benefiting the disenfranchised are again up for debate regarding if the policies of affirmative-actions have discriminated against white people?
Really, it has actually benefitted white women as much if not more than African-Americans and other people of color? This is laughable to say the least when the advisory of Supreme Court actions were necessary in the first place.
The American structure is designed to block pathways toward success. Especially for people of color, which is why it originates originally.
Read MoreBlacks underrepresented at top colleges despite affirmative action
Affirmative Action laws haven’t been able to combat enrollment disparities between Black and white college students.
Read MoreWhy Black Women Are — And Should Be — Leading The Fight For $15
Black women have a high stake in the fight for fair wages; they make up a large portion of those working “unskilled” jobs for low wages.
Read MoreWhen Jack Daniel’s Failed to Honor a Slave, an Author Rewrote History
The annals of history are never dead and gone, only hidden effectively from the masses. Jack Daniel’s Whiskey Disterilly and its birth, is but one of those hidden facts uncovered for the World to learn of, to see of with one’s own eyes. Finally, the inclusion of the co- owner of the namesake “whiskey,” a man whom was a slave called Nearest Green, has his due in the revision of the history around the brew to include Green whom may also be the actual creator of the innocuous concoction called whiskey.
Read MoreMy First Visit to ABHM
A Milwaukee man treasures his visit to the earliest (1988) version of ABHM, his talk with founder James Cameron, and the book signed by Cameron to him with love.
Read MoreHelp Me Find the Lie: DNC Leader Keith Ellison Calls GOP ‘The Party of Racism’
DNC Leader Kieth Ellison stands by his words. Boldly stating that the Repuplican party is the modern day racist party espousing and supporting racism, subjugation of people’s, lives, poverty, segregation, separation and more. DNC leader voiced these words of truth at the Netroots Nation Cinferance and begs to be contradicted, by asking people to please point out where he has misspoke.
Read MoreBLM: Charlottesville Is A Confirmation Of The Violence Black People Endure
White supremacists, neo-nazis, and members of the Ku Klux Klan rally together to display their unwavering hate for blacks in Charlottesville, VA and Black Lives Matter responds. Read the article to see how.
Read MoreBlack Unemployment Hits Historic Low. Should Trump Get Credit or Are We Getting Played?
In an economy that currently has the lowest African American unemployment rate since 2000, people are wondering who’s to blame. Most likely, not Trump read the article to find out why.
Read MoreWoman Who Is Disabled Shocked To Find No Prostheses In Her Skin Tone
By Elyse Wanshel, HuffPost Black Voices A woman in Canada who recently had her left leg amputated is having a difficult time accepting her new body. Rahab Wanjau, 30, was born with a deformity on her left tibia (or shinbone). She told HuffPost that after five painful surgeries, which left her relying on crutches most…
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