Angela Davis and Assata Shakur’s Lawyer Denounce FBI’s Adding of Exiled Activist to Terrorist List
06 Monday May 2013
Posted in AfroSpear, AfroSphere, Angela Davis, Assata Shakur, Black Power Movement, Black Women
06 Monday May 2013
Posted in AfroSpear, AfroSphere, Angela Davis, Assata Shakur, Black Power Movement, Black Women
04 Saturday May 2013
The significance of Barack Obama and Eric Holder placing Assata Shakur on the FBI “Most Wanted Terroist List”, with the likes of Al Qaeda’s number two leader Ayman al-Zawahiri (I guess now number one since Bin Ladin’s death), the ONLY (black) female on this list, is and will be lost on most African-Americans. These two “Black” men are sending a signal to their “White” masters that they not only repudiate the struggles of Black people against oppression and for their own empowerment, but that “Black Militancy” itself, is a form of TERRORISM! Further they are now declaring a “war on terror” against the backbone… the heart and soul… of the Black Liberation Movement: The Black Woman!

Unlike the murdered teen Trayvon Martin, whom Obama stated “If I had a son, he’d look like Trayvon”, he sees no connection of his black daughters and black wife to Assata Shakur. Regardless, isn’t one of the primary roles of a man (in most if not all cultures and throughout history) to protect the woman of his community from the unwarranted and unjustified attacks of men from a rival community? What does it say about these two black men who are willing to sacrifice this black woman on the altar of white supremacy? As an American citizen, is she now a legitimate target of an extra-judicial drone killing like Anwar al-Awlaki?
The sad thing is, regardless of this latest blatant act of once again turning his back on the African-American community and perpetuating the system of injustice and “terror” against them, 99% of these same negroes would vote for Barack Obama for a 3rd term as President if they could! smh!
Excellent articles:
30 Friday Nov 2012

Posted by asabagna | Filed under African-Americans, AfroSpear, AfroSphere, Black History, Black Women, Shirley Chisholm, U.S. Congress, U.S. Politics
04 Saturday Dec 2010
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Black Women in Europe™ blog announced its first-ever Black Women in Europe™: Power List that includes 58 women in Europe in six categories. The categories are business, lifestyle, media, politics, social entrepreneurs and NGOs.
This year’s Black Women in Europe™: Power List 2010 were chosen from nominations from the general public and editor Adrianne George and co-editor Mark Derek McCullough based on their achievements and sphere of influence. “When Michelle Obama was named the most powerful woman in the world this year I noticed that of the 6 other black women on the list none of them lived in Europe”, George explains. “I was inspired to create a list of our own”.
Women on the Black Women in Europe™: Power List include seasoned politicians, accomplished performers, and champion athletes as well as social entrepreneurs and rising stars in the business world. “This list will serve as a source of inspiration to black women everywhere”, George says. “In all arenas we are known to excel”.
View the complete list: http://bit.ly/bwiepowerlist .
View the list on video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUdZByVWvvA
View the list on Slideshare: http://www.slideshare.net/ageorgegal/black-women-in-europe-power-list-2010
View the list on Sribd: http://www.scribd.com/full/44580253?access_key=key-1v18prhcav8230uxwyqh
View the list on Goggle presentations: https://docs.google.com/present/view?id=df96vcrm_91hhhwxhcr
Black Women in Europe™ Blog
Black Women in Europe™ Blog is an award-winning blog founded in 2006 by Adrianne George. It aims to celebrate the lives of the ordinary and extraordinary black women living in Europe. To learn more about the Black Women in Europe™ Blog visit us at: http://blog.blackwomenineurope.com/
03 Saturday Jul 2010
Posted in African Women, African/Black Women Blogs, AfroSpear, AfroSphere, Black Women, Culture, Fashion, Racism
I found this documentary, The Colour of Beauty over at MsAfropolitan. This National Film Board of Canada produced short film (it’s about 17mins) by Elizabeth St. Philip is very revealing in regards to the marketing of beauty.