
Topic: Society: African American Interests
The new items published under this topic are as follows.
Originally published in print in 2007, the book Twelve Steps For Growing Black Hair is now available in the iTunes iBookstore.
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nwscents
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Friday, July 08, 2011
Using culture as a lens to view the black community, The African American Lectionary is a one-of-a-kind technological resource designed for and by African American preachers, Christian educators and worship leaders. The lectionary is the brainchild of Reverend Martha Simmons, who also provides leadership for the country’s only African American preaching journal, The African American Pulpit.
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mcecil
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Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Sacramento, California, December 23, 2008: The Mobilization for Justice and Peace in Congo (MPJC) reiterated its call for the UN in Congo (MONUC) to immediately arrest the notorious war criminal Nkunda in order to at least give some meaning to their own recent findings which revealed that at least 150 people were killed innocently in early November by Nkunda's troops in the village of Kiwanja. Incontestably, the UN report offers a light showing that Nkunda continues to commit war crimes. According to the Director of Community Affairs of the MPJC, Makuba SEKOMBO, the MPJC invites community organizations, religious organizations, trade unions, and other members of the community to join in calling for MONUC to carry out its international obligations by immediately arresting the war criminal who seems to be finding pleasure in continuing to inflict unacceptable and intolerable suffering to the most vulnerable groups of the civil society in eastern DR Congo.
MPJC believes that the failure of MONUC to take measures to arrest this war criminal has served to encourage him to commit more war crimes against civilians. According to Mr. SEKOMBO, the tragic humanitarian crisis in North Kivu for example could have been avoided if the United Nations had taken seriously the warnings from Human Rights Watch since 2006 that as long as Nkunda is at large, the civilian population remains in great danger. Instead of taking these warnings seriously, the MONUC decided to make this notorious war criminal a partner ignoring even that in 2005, the Government of Congo has issued an international arrest warrant against him for his involvement in many war crimes and other serious violations of human rights. "Without mentioning that the most prestigious organizations in the world such as Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International and others begun to document war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by troops under the direct command of NKUNDA since 2002, why it remains unpunished? " Mr. SEKOMBO asked him self.
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arrestnkundanow
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Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Sacramento, California. 12/13/2008. The new organization known as Mobilization of Justice and Peace in the D.R. Congo (MJPC) announced today the launch of phase one of its online museum of victims of the war in the D.R.Congo. According to the project coordinator of the MJPC, Amede Kyubwa, the online museum aims to expose this war, remaining virtually invisible to the outside world despite ongoing unacceptable barbarity, and aims to expose how innocent people in Congo continue to suffer massive human rights violations while armed groups responsible for these crimes go unpunished.
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arrestnkundanow
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Saturday, December 13, 2008
A web site calling for the U.N. peacekeeping mission in the Congo (known by its French acronym MONUC) to immediately arrest Laurent Nkunda to face justice for war crimes and crimes against humanity, has been launched according to project coordinator, Amede Kyubwa.
The web site, http://www.arrestNKUNDAnow.org , provides information about war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by troups under Nkunda 's command since 2002 . The website is also launching a petition calling on concerned people around the world to demand that MONUC immediately arrest Nkunda for war crimes and crimes against humanity. The U.N.'s biggest peacekeeping mission will soon be over 20,000 in Congo "must ensure that those responsible for serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian laws are brought to justice" said Mr. Kyubwa.
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arrestnkundanow
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Sunday, December 07, 2008
For us, by us, about us, for all of us is our slogan. Our goal is to build one the premiere site for African-Americans and all that are interested. We offer unbiased views on all aspects of our everyday lives.
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egotyou
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Monday, November 10, 2008
DESTINATION BROOKLYN: Black Brooklyn Culture Tours is an initiative to bring more visitors into these neighborhoods (once a month), give more exposure to these business and selective avenues where there are a cluster of black businesses as well as a larger marketing model for business collaboration in Brooklyn . The tour will cost about $40 and introduce visitors to Brooklyn fashion icons like Moshood, and Brenda Brunson-Bey of Tribal Truth Collection, cultural institutions like MoCADA and galleries like Motique Gallery; restaurants like Cheryl's Global Soul (a chef on the Food Network); and Brooklyn shopping staples like Pieces, Calabar Imports and Harriet’s Alter Ego and new stores like Stellas and Awedacity.
Posted by
calabar
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Friday, October 17, 2008
The pageant provides an early introduction to the arts and training in public speaking, while promoting individual creativity and stimulating a heightened cultural understanding. It is the largest scholarship pageant for African American girls of this age group.
Posted by
karthik
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Tuesday, September 30, 2008
From the producer of Buffie the Body's Still Larger Than Life DVD comes the hottest hip hop DVD magazine to hit the streets ever! Vandem Productions presents "Carolina Exposed...It Is What It Is" Hip Hop DVD Magazine featuring new artists, new sounds, custom cars and the finest models coming straight out of the Carolinas.
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VPOFVP
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Monday, September 01, 2008
Joppa, MD August 11, 2008—Artistic Checks expands its collection by way of Africa with the launch of its new product suite, “African Silhouettes.” This new design includes personal checks, address labels, personal contact cards, and a checkbook cover that portray everyday life on the safari.
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sdemetriou
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Monday, August 18, 2008