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Posted by b-gyrl on December 20, 2008 at 9:39am
The deaths of singers Miriam Makeba and Odetta
The deaths of singers Miriam Makeba and Odetta
By D. Lencho
13 December 2008
The last several weeks brought the news of the recent deaths, less than one month apart, of two vocal artists whose lives and careers were identified with the struggle…
ContinuePosted by b-gyrl on December 20, 2008 at 9:34am
Word on the Streets: T-Boz from TLC Faces Foreclosure of Atlanta Home
Tionne “T-Boz” Watkins-Rolison, formerly of TLC, is the latest celeb to reportedly face foreclosure in this tough economy. The $530,000 Georgia property owned by the R&B star is scheduled to go up for auction January 2009. According to public records obtained by TMZ.com, the 38-year-old has defaulted on the original principal of her mortgage,… Continue
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YES THEY DID - OPEN THREAD
Today, I am extremely proud to be an American -- we are the most vibrant, diverse, resilient people in the world. Last night, America showed the rest of the world how a peaceful, bloodless change of government can be possible, even with sharp differences in ideology. We are an amazing country!
My condolences to John McCain supporters; let us remember that we are all striving for the same thing: a better tomorrow for ourselves, our children, and the world. It is time to lay down our swords and shields, and come to a place of negotiation and understanding.
I have so MUCH to say about what this election means to me as a black person, as a woman, as an immigrant, as a taxpayer, and as an entrepreneur... but I will save those posts for another day. This is a day of celebration for some of us and a day of rest and reflection for the rest of us.
Now that we know the new political landscape, black women can begin to intelligently plan a specific roadmap to our own economic, political, and social advancement. I can not wait to do my part.
What do you think that the Barack Obama Presidency says to Black Americans, to the rest of America, or to the rest of the world? Take a moment to register your thoughts.
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GT knows you’ve heard this a zillion times by now but Happy New Year Brown Sistas! 2009 is going to be so great! I can just feel it in my bones. We have so much to be grateful for and work to do! If you have a pulse then you can’t escape listmania or the buzzing [...]
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