Sunday, April 18, 2010

Red Hot Mammas. Group of black seniors work to stop the violence

The Red Hot Mammas. The Mamas are a group of mostly African American senior woman all residents of Syracuse and all “over 60” who, according to one of their founders, “refuse to comply with the stereotype that seniors can’t be constructive, contributing members of their community. Right now they have turned their attention to violence in their community, Read more here:

http://www.letstalkhonestly.com/blacknewsblackviews.html

Friday, April 16, 2010

heterosis « mulatto diaries

heterosis « mulatto diaries: "heterosis
April 16, 2010 by tiffdjones
This strikes me as complete and utter bull****. Excuse me, bologna is more appropriate for this forum. I just don’t see how you can conduct a scientific study based on personal opinion. Perceived attractiveness is not a science. I have a theory that mixed race people have an interesting look, for lack of a better way to put it."

I agree with Mulatto Diaries on this one. I'm sick of the media dividing Black and Multiracial people of African descent. It's disgusting.

Monday, April 12, 2010

Holocaust Survivor – Why I Support Palestinian Rights

Weiss: Holocaust Survivor – Why I Support Palestinian Rights

In Canada, Holocaust Memorial Day has been established by Heritage Canada to be on April 11. It is a good opportunity to review what we learn from the Holocaust experience and how we apply these lessons to the troubled situation in the Middle East.

This year, students in more than 60 cities took part in educational meetings on conditions in Palestine as part of Israeli Apartheid Week, held March 1–7. It is a controversial event, not popular in Canadian government circles. It is criticized for supposedly dishonouring the victims of Hitler’s holocaust.

I am a survivor of the Jewish Holocaust, the Nazis’ mass murder of Europe’s Jews. The tragic experience of my family and community under Hitler makes me alert to the suffering of other peoples denied their human rights today – including the Palestinians.

True, Hitler’s Holocaust was unique. The Palestinians are victims of ethnic cleansing and apartheid. Hitler started with that, but went on to extermination. In my family’s city in Poland, Piotrkow, 99% of the Jews perished.

Yet for me, the Israeli government’s actions toward the Palestinians awaken horrific memories of my family’s experiences under Hitlerism: the inhuman walls, the check points, the daily humiliations, killings, diseases, the systematic deprivation. There’s no escaping the fact that Israel has occupied the entire country of Palestine, and taken most of the land, while the Palestinians have been expelled, walled off, and deprived of human rights and human dignity.

Saturday, April 10, 2010

The Rocky Mount Telegram

The Rocky Mount Telegram: "Antwan Maurice Pittman was born on July 15, 1978. He was raised in Rocky Mount by his single, teen mother and described by those who knew him as a normal child.
Three decades later, he is at the center of an investigation into one of the more heinous crimes in Rocky Mount history."

The Rocky Mount Telegram

The Rocky Mount Telegram: "It could take a week or longer for forensic pathologists at East Carolina University to identify the latest set of human remains found in rural Edgecombe County.
A man riding a four-wheeler discovered the body Saturday afternoon while traveling through a wooded area along Seven Bridges Road, a few miles northeast of Rocky Mount."

Rocky Mount mother of three remembered :: WRAL.com

Rocky Mount mother of three remembered :: WRAL.com: "Rocky Mount, N.C. — The mother of a Rocky Mount mother of three, whose remains were found in Edgecombe County nearly two weeks ago, said Friday that she tried to find her daughter"

How Many Americans Does It Take to Slaughter a Third World Child? by Jay Janson

http://www.uruknet.de/index.php?p=m64966&hd=&size=1&l=e

Disturbing eye-rebounding videos and on-the-scene, cringing to watch or read, graphic reports of civilians dying at the hands of U.S. military in Afghanistan, Iraq and Pakistan — resurfacing again on network and radio newscasts, in some newspapers and of course, as always, on the Internet.

As in the past, they bring a certain amount of world reaction in concern and condemnation with the more intense pain and outrage reserved for the children’s lives taken. The president of Afghanistan, elected under US military occupation, after years complaining and protesting uselessly, warns of his own possible defection over the "indiscriminate killing by foreign armed forces" among other issues.

How many Americans have been involved in the collateral slaying of children in America’s wars and bombings within defenseless populations of the so called underdeveloped world since the end of World War Two?

How much effort, by how many Americans, has gone into producing each child’s violent death during undeclared wars in Third World nations? Some innocent child made poor and disadvantaged for its country’s history of brutal colonial occupation and plunder by industrial powers that continue to exploit through neocolonialist financial oppression, killed by foreign invaders of American nationality.

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