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Voodoo and Vaccines in Benin, Africa

Posted in Activism, Africa, AfroSpear, AfroSphere, Children, Health Care, Life, Vaccinations, Voodoo on June 22, 2011 | 4 Comments »

One.org: Save 4 million children’s lives in 5 years

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Project Prevention: Is this a form of eugenics?

Posted in Activism, BBC HARDtalk, Child Abuse, Drug Addiction, Health Care, Life, Project Prevention, Sterilization, Women on May 19, 2010 | 5 Comments »

I saw an interview with Barbara Harris of Project Prevention on BBC HARDtalk. Her organization offers cash incentives to women that are addicted to drugs and/or alcohol to use long-term or permanent birth control. See part of that interview here. Controversial issue no doubt. Also see her interview on CNN.

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This is a test… this is only a test!

Posted in African-Americans, AfroSpear, AfroSphere, Barack Obama, Critical Thinking, Health Care, Jimmy Carter, Leadership, Life, News, Politics, Racism on September 22, 2009 | 4 Comments »

Last week I was away from home for a few days attending a meeting in another city. I stayed at a hotel, an international chain, which is known to cater to government officials and business people. The morning I was checking out, there was no customer service person at the counter. A moment later another guest, a White male, also [...]

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Police State Economics

Posted in Apologies Make Me Sick, Barack Obama, Capitalism, Critical Thinking, Economics, Health Care, homeless, Imperialism, Iskandar Langalibalele, mortgage fraud, police state, Ponzi scheme, prison on July 28, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

What have we learned from the economic crisis? That we live in the the tightening web of a police state. That contingencies for this period have been put in place since the Clinton era. We kno that between Bill Maher, Arianna Huffington and Paul Krugman, the liberals continue to get it wrong. We kno that [...]

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Healthcare in the Capitalist System

Posted in Business, Capitalism, Culture, Economics, Exploitation, Health Care, Imperialism, Iskandar Langalibalele, Politics, Racism, racist exploitation, Stimulus Package on April 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

The Foul Legacy of Profit-Making Healthcare is one of the most important issues in US political and social culture. Tho a catastrophic condition will not likely strike most individuals during their working lives, for those who themselves or family members have crucial health problems the matter of healthcare poses a concern. Hospitals and nursing homes practices [...]

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Reparations, in the Land of the Giants?

Posted in Banks, Barack Obama, Business, Capitalism, Economics, Education, Geopolitics, Health Care, higher education, Imperialism, Iskandar Langalibalele, Pan Africanism, racist exploitation, Reparations, United Nations, Wallstreet Bailout on April 14, 2009 | 4 Comments »

Obama Policy: Imperialism thru Democracy Black workers, we who sell our labor to make a living, travail under special circumstances in capitalist America. We have the highest rates of unemployment, imprisonment, chronic health issues. On the other hand, we have the lowest rates for home ownership, capital formation, retirement security, and higher education. The current [...]

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When Do-Overs and Make-Overs Have Played Out

Posted in Capitalism, Critical Thinking, Genocide, Globalization, Health Care, History, Imperialism, Iskandar Langalibalele, Knowledge on March 13, 2009 | 3 Comments »

2012: The Dismal End or a New Beginning Everywhere, a world of misery and despair surrounds me. Old folks struggling to pay their rent, bills or to get their medicine. Drug abusers whose cooked brains keep them impaired to the point where they expect the real world to fit into their delusions. From Congo to [...]

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The Crisis of the African-American Male

Posted in Activism, African-Americans, Blogging, Business, Crime, Culture, Entertainment, Health Care, Life, Love, News, R/WS, Racism on June 8, 2007 | 28 Comments »

While exploring my net news links, I spotted this Pittsburgh Post-Gazette article titled “Invisible Men: Many young black males are in crisis,” and it included some disturbing statistics gathered from the National Urban League’s “The State of Black America: Portrait of the Black Male”: African-American men are more than twice as likely to be unemployed [...]

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