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Latin America: Still a Long Way to Go, for Black Women
http://ipsnews. net/news. asp?idnews= 50730 Latin America: Still a Long Way to Go, for Black Women By Patricia Grogg HAVANA, Mar 19, 2010 (IPS) - At the age of 17, Meybelin Bernárdez is clear about the future: "When I finish my studies, I'll return to...
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Black America loses gamble in electing first black president
Black America loses gamble in electing first black president By Phillip Jackson February 12, 2010 In 2008, black America placed most of its political capital, spiritual energy and financial resources into electing the first black president of the United...
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Making the most of disaster
http://weekly. ahram.org. eg/2010/982/ in1.htm Making the most of disaster As heartless as it may sound, Haiti's current plight is nothing new. A cursory glance at its tragic history makes this crystal clear, bemoans Gamal Nkrumah ------------ ---------...
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L’afrique doit quitter le FMI qui a institutionnalisé le pillage des pays du Sud
http://www.voltairenet.org/article151921.html#article151921 Dominique Strauss-Kahn, l'homme de "Condi " au FMI par Thierry Meyssan Dominique Strauss-Kahn est un homme aimable et cultivé. Il s’est construit une image positive d’homme de gauche soucieux...
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The good hair, bad hair myth: another self destructive legacy from slavery
http://happilynaturalday.com/ The good hair, bad hair myth: another self destructive legacy from slavery by Brother Manifest 9/9/2009 The black community since slavery has dealt with the myth of good hair vs. bad hair. Though the hair texture of people...
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Was Haitian earthquake the result of Americans testing bombs in the Carribean?
We will never truly know if the earthquake in Haiti was a natural disaster or the result of Americans carrying out bomb tests in the area. We often know when nuclear tests are carried out in North Korea, China, etc, but does anyone know when these tests...
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Les statues meurent aussi
Les statues meurent aussi VISIONNER http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xfukz_les-statues-meurent-aussi-chris-mar_creation TELECHARGER : - (.FLV) : http://dl.free.fr/iCVdGQXKk (taille : 109 Mo) - (.MPEG) : http://dl.free.fr/ppF52EPxW (taille : 261 Mo) LIRE...
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The hate and the quake
"My decision to destroy the authority of the blacks in Saint Dominque (Haiti) is not so much based on considerations of commerce and money, as on the need to block for ever the march of the blacks in the world." --Napoleon Bonaparte http://www.nationne...
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Dialogue among African languages
http://pambazuka. org/en/category/ features/ 59138 Dialogue among African languages The case for translation Ngugi wa Thiong’o 2009-10-01, Issue 450 'Translation is what enables the traffic of ideas between languages,‘ Ngugi wa Thiong’o writes in this...
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Why Not a Pan African Court of Justice?
http://blackstarnews.com/news/122/ARTICLE/6546/2010-05-17.html ICC? Why Not Pan African Court of Justice? By Amii Omara-Otunnu May 17th, 2010 The manner in which the International Court of Justice (ICC) has thus far carried out its functions and the criteria...
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Blanchissez moi tous ces negres
La mort de Michael Jackson qui blanchissait sa peau doit être prise comme un exemple à ne pas adopter. Le lavage de cerveau de Michael a été si réussi que Michael a même adopter trois enfants blancs qu’il a fait passé pour les siens. Hort Partager Blanchissez...
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Mission sex
During slavery, the slave master had free access to the bodies of slave children to do what he wanted sexually. When slavery was abolished he needed to ensure that that tradition continued. So, the slavemaster decided to intentionally keep our countries...
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Peru's minorities battle racism
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/world/latin_america/10205171.stm Peru's minorities battle racism By Dan Collyns BBC News, Lima 13 June 2010 There is a saying in Peru - "el que no tiene de Inga tiene de Mandinga" - which means every Peruvian has either some...
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There's real hope from Haiti and it's not what you expect
Most people are unaware that the Western world is run by soldiers and the job of a soldier is to kill. That is why Western policies all around the globe are destructive. In order to continue controlling the people in the developing world the West, through...
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In spite of Obama, it's still tough being a black child
BlackNews.com Sandy Lynn Holman January 6, 2010 President Obama May Improve The Image Of African Americans, But Being Black Or Brown In America Is Still Tough For Kids - - Sandy Lynne Holman urges educators and parents to action -- Davis, CA (BlackNews.com)...
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Somalia: How Colonial Powers drove a Country into Chaos
http://www.michelco llon.info/ index.php? option=com_ content&view= article&id= 2549:somalia- how-colonial- powers-drove- a-country- into-chaos& catid=1:articles &Itemid=2 Somalia: How Colonial Powers drove a Country into Chaos By Gregory Lalieu & Michel...
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Knowing other languages while ignorant of one’s own is slavery,
Resistance to linguistic feudalism and Darwinism Conditions for creating a reading culture in Africa Ngugi wa Thiong’o 2009-10-01, Issue 450 http://pambazuka. org/en/category/ features/ 59136 Reading empowers people, Ngugi wa Thiong’o writes in this week’s...
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Taint of Corruption Is No Barrier to U.S. Visa
http://www.nytimes. com/2009/ 11/17/us/ 17visa.html? th=&adxnnl= 1&emc=th& adxnnlx=12584741 96-GUQwj/ jnbP8a7XSHSTgE7w Taint of Corruption Is No Barrier to U.S. Visa By Ian Urbina November 17, 2009 Several times a year, Teodoro Nguema Obiang arrives at...
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Why is Haiti so Poor?
"My decision to destroy the authority of the blacks in Saint Dominque (Haiti) is not so much based on considerations of commerce and money, as on the need to block for ever the march of the blacks in the world." --Napoleon Bonaparte As I write, most people...
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President Mubarak says he wants to reach out to the Nubians, the oldest Egyptians
http://weekly. ahram.org. eg/2009/964/ eg2.htm Reaching out to the regions Gamal Mubarak's recent visit to Nubia draws attention to an oft neglected area of Egypt, reports Gamal Essam El-Din September 12, 2009 ------------ --------- --------- ---------...
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Last speaker of ancient language of Bo dies in India
http://news. bbc.co.uk/ 2/hi/south_ asia/8498534. stm Last speaker of ancient language of Bo dies in India By Alastair Lawson BBC News Thursday, 4 February 2010 The last speaker of an ancient language in India's Andaman Islands has died at the age of...
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'Quilombos' Keep Black Cultural Identity Alive in Brazil
http://ipsnews. net/news. asp?idnews= 49417 Brazil: 'Quilombos' Keep Black Cultural Identity Alive By Fabiana Frayssinet November 27, 2009 CAMPINHO DA INDEPENDENCIA, Brazil, Nov 25 (IPS) - A black community in the southern Brazilian state of Rio de Janeiro...
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Chavez writes off Haiti's oil debt to Venezuela
http://www.haitinew s.net/story/ 593414 Chavez writes off Haiti's oil debt to Venezuela Haiti News.Net Tuesday 26th January, 2010 Caracas, Jan 26 (IANS/EFE) President Hugo Chavez has announced that he will write off the undisclosed sum Haiti owes Venezuela...
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Jamaican aid workers vow to go all the way in Haiti
http://www.jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/20100124/lead/lead2.html The whole nine yards - Jamaican aid workers vow to go all the way Daraine Luton Sunday January 24, 2010 ONE WEEK after arriving in earthquake-ravaged Haiti, Jamaican aid workers have vowed...
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Land Theft in Colombia
http://www.laprogre ssive.com/ 2009/10/23/ small-farmers- fight-land- theft-in- colombia/ Small Farmers Fight Land Theft in Colombia by Patrick Bonner 23 October 2009 Before starting the narrative, I want to point out its relevance to the proposed “Free...