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01:42Fibroids and the African American Woman
As we celebrate Women's History Month, tune in as my sister Colette Youngblood and I discuss our personal journey with fibroids as African American women. Not only did we struggle with firboids, but our mother and our neices have also had to confront this health challenge. What is going on with our bodies as it relates to this issue? How can we educate ourselves about how to deal with this issue. Does every woman with fibroids need to have a hysterectomy? What are some other alternatives?
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African American History Month Special Broadcast
Tune in to the Pan-African Journal African American History Month program on February 23, 2013 from 6:00-8:00pm. The program is entitled "A Revolutionary Perspective on the Emancipation Proclamation and the Civil War." The program will feature Tachae J. Davis, Workers World Youth Fraction organizer and contributor to the Can't Jail the Revolution blog. Also Abayomi Azikiwe, editor of the Pan-African News Wire and host of the Pan-African Journal will be the keynote speaker. This e
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ASALH ~Assoc. Study of African American Life & History
Dr. Mary Frances Berry Speaking at the ASALH Annual Luncehon!
Established on September 9, 1915 by Dr. Carter G. Woodson, we are the Founders of Black History Month and carry forth the work of our founder, the Father of Black History. We continue his legacy of speaking a fundamental truth to the world--that Africans and peoples of African descent are makers of history and co-workers in what W. E. B. Du Bois called, "The Kingdom of Culture." ASALH's mission is to create and disseminate knowledge about Black History, to be, in short, the nexus between the Ivory Tower and the global public. We labor in the service of Blacks and all humanity
Tags: Mary Frances Beard ASALH carter g woodson black scholars black history historians african american african american studies speaker Beard lesley gist black history blog podcast freedom
by Gist of Freedom in Culture
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Ben Mchie Will Be Discussing The African American Registry
The Show: Ben Mchie will be discusses his organization, Africa American Registry.
Guest: Ben Mchie is also the founder of African American Registry, this resource uses high quality scholarship, media technology, and honest cultural representation for all educators, students and learning communities. http://www.aaregistry.org
Host: Verona Mitchell, Ph.D. is host and producer of myCulturalConversations Online. She is CEO/Founder of Cultives & Associates Consulting and works as an Adjunct Professor at the College of St. Scholastica in St. Paul, MinnesotaTags: African American Registry African American Race History Ben Mchie
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Devastation of Diabetes on the African-American Community
Ms. Parri is a teacher, nurse and health educator with a passion for improving the quality and quantity of our lives by implementing the eight (8) Laws of Health also known as N.E.W.S.T.A.R.T. Call 213-816-0358 to join the conversation!
The N represents nutrition, the E represents exercise, the W represents water, the S represents sunlight, the first T represents temperance in all things, the A represents air, the R represents rest and most importantly, the last T represents Trust in Divine Power.
These eight laws of health will promote a healthy body, mind, and soul if followed systematically and will help you maintain optimal health and prevent chronic diseases, such as hypertension and diabetes. These basic laws are simple to integrate into your lifestyle and when implemented will immediately make a positive difference in the way you feel.
I challenge you to implement these laws of health into your life and into the life of others!
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00:31Featured
African American Farmers
In recognition of Black History Month, we will explore the significant contributions of African Americans to the United States Agricultural Experience. A special segment on the Southeastern African American Farmers Organic Netowrk, a network of African American Organic Farms throughout the SOuth East of the US. Members have some of the oldest continually working farms in our history, and they are shaping our future in incredible ways. www.saafon.org
Tags: Organic Farming African American Agriculture Sustainable Food
by Real Food Empire in Food
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African American Secondary Institutions
This show will honor African American private secondary institutions of education that have survived the obstacles and challenges most face in the midst of an economic crisis.
Tags: private schools education finance African American economic crisis
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African American Heritage 2
Month long series about Africa and African American's where we have been and where we are going.
Tags: African American dreams truth knownledge
by Sound Off Forums in Culture
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African American Heritage 5
KKK, Fear, and misunderstanding. How do we have African's in this modern age deal with institution, covert, and invert racism? What do we look in the future!
Tags: African KKK American Race Fear
by Sound Off Forums in Culture
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Midwest African American Genealogical Institute of St. Louis
Join the enthusiastic Coordinators of the first Midwest African American Genealogical Institute of St. Louis, and hosted by the historic Harris-Stowe State University for an exciting discussion of the courses offered over a three day period. The faculty consists of individuals wth genealogy expertise with special emphasis on African American research strategies. The Institute will offer courses for the beginner and individuals seeking to enhance their genealogy skills; role of the professional genealogist; integrating technology and learning about the history of African Americans in St. Louis.
Tags: Midwest African American Genealogy Institute Charles Brown and Jim Vincent Janis Forte and Shelley Murphy Angela Walton Raji and Bernice Bennett Harris Stowe State University in St Louis
by BerniceBennett in History
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Are we African/Afro-American, Black, or Negro?
Recent Gallup Polls shows that there is a lot of confusion amongst ourselves. We are not on one accord when it comes to what we call ourselves. 20% said Black. 20% said African-American. And 60% did not care one way or the other. Really? Could this be the reason for many of the issues in our community? The reason that we are so divided within our community. Something so simple, or one would think. This question is at the root of a bitter national controversy over the proper designation for identifiable Americans of African descent and has been since before the 19th century.Does African/Afro American properly identify who we are? Is Black simply a color, a skin tone, not used to define a entire race? Have we done to much damage to even consider the resurrection of the Negro?
Tags: African Afro American Black or Negro Brandon Bates Maurice Ash The Ash and Bates Show Blaque
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African American Heritage
Month long series about Africa and African American's where we have been and where we are going.
Tags: African American dreams truth knownledge
by Sound Off Forums in Culture
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