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Lessons From Dr. Carter Woodson That Are Relevant Today

First published in 1933, but the Miseducation of the Negro still offers insightful commentary on the causes and solutions to the success of black people. The Book: The thesis of Dr. Woodson's book is that African-Americans of his day were being culturally indoctrinated,…

Africans With Global Voices America Culture ReVision by Editor June 25, 2015

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Africans vs. African Americans

Peres Owino, a filmaker who grew up in Kenya confronts the issues between African immigrants and African-Americans in the United States. She engages Africans and African-Americans in a dialogue about the misconceptions they have which are fueled by various stereotypes. She believes…

Africans With Global Voices America by Editor June 22, 2015

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CDC Data Changing the Narrative of Black Fatherhood

A CDC study conducted between 2006-2010 is changing the narrative about black fatherhood. FATHERS WHO LIVE WITH THEIR CHILDREN 1. 70% of black dads said they bathed, diapered or dressed those kids every day, compared with 60% of white fathers and 45% of Latino…

Activism Africans With Global Voices Gamechangers Society Video by Editor June 18, 2015

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Sahara TV & Freedom of Expression

In the global environment, politics are both local and global. Freedom of Speech and expression is a universal right for all citizens in the world. It fosters democracy because leaders are held accountable by their people through the media. The media has…

Culture ReVision by Editor June 15, 2015

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Forgotten History: Siddi in India and Pakistan

The Siddi (also known as Siddhi, Sheedi, Habshi or Makrani) living in India and Pakistan are descendants of Bantu people from Southeast Africa. They are sometimes called Afro Indians. The Siddi community is currently estimated at around 20,000–55,000 individuals mostly living in Karnataka, Gujarat and…

Gamechangers Politics by Editor June 12, 2015

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Forgotten History: Mary Susan Malahlela M.D.

The first black woman to graduate as a medical doctor in South Africa was Mary Susan Malahlela in 1947. She graduated from the University of the Witwatersrand's health sciences faculty at a time when most graduates were male and white. Dr. Mary Malahlela was born…

America Gamechangers Politics by Editor June 8, 2015

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Serena Williams Best Tennis Player Ever

Serena Williams first made history when she won her first Grand Slam at Age 17. There was much jubilation in the world for anyone who loves the quintessential American story of winning against the odds. Yet even at height of her career…

Uncategorized by Editor June 1, 2015

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Forgotten History: Pyramids in the Sudan

NUBIAN MEROE PYRAMIDS Located 200km from the Sudanese capital Khartoum on the east bank of the Nile river near a group of villages called Bagrawiyah. The Meroe pyramids name is derived from the ancient city of Meroe, the capital of the Kingdom of Kush,…

Africans With Global Voices America Gamechangers World News by Editor May 27, 2015

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Echeruo Soars to Billion Dollar Deal

Chinedu Echeruo: Nigeria’s newest Billionaire Dealmaker When Apple announced in 2014 that they were buying Beats by Dre from Dr. Dre the African American rapper and businessman in a billion dollar deal the world was stunned. Little was reported on the 2013 billion…

Africans With Global Voices Gamechangers by Editor May 20, 2015

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Celebrating African Love Through Poetry

THE CHRONICLES OF BENEVOLENT AFFECTION: A DECLARATION OF LOVE, TRIBULATIONS AND HOPE Most African writers write about war, famine, hunger and politics so it is refreshing to read love poems written by a Zimbabwean male author. Paul S. Bere was born in the…