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01:57DIRTY LITTLE BLACK GIRLS & WOMANISM
Part 2 of DIRTY LITTLE BALCK GIRLS
Last epidose, we spoke candidly with Writer Ione Lloyd about her play, Dirty Little Black Girls-A ground breaking play about four modern-day slaves in three neighboring brownstones in Park Slope, Brooklyn; a 16 year-old Nigerian domestic; an African-American nanny secretly pursuing a masters degree; a 50-something Jamaican lesbian housekeeper who is having a love affair with the Caucasian lady of the house. In the end, the shape-shifting “devil” teaches the women the joy in making a good mess.
How does this story relate to Black women today?
This week, we introduce the term Womanism...Out of the Feminist movement, the theory to consider the stuggle for equality was much deeper for Black women. They fought the evils of racism and class oppression in additon to sexism and ecominic excluision.
Where are we today? Where are the womanist today? Is the struggle any different/same? From Alice Walker to Audre Lorde, join as we we reminise and discuss the nature of black womens representation, subjection in additon to our need for acknowledgement and empowerment.
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Tags: BLACK WOMANISM BLACK LESBIANISM BLACK FEMINISM EMPOWERMENT SEX AND RELATIONSHIPS
by LezPlay Radio in Women
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00:58
Roe Vs. Wade: 40 Years of Civil Rights for Women
A conversation about what the 40th anniversary of Roe V. Wade means to women and girls in the United States, how feminism and womanism have effected this law, and what the current challenges to women's sexual and reproductive health are.
Tags: Roe V Wade Abortion Women Civil Rights Feminism
by RiZenRadio in Women
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02:01
Feminism History: Pt. 2: Black Community
Please join us Sunday as we discuss feminism and its impact on the black community. We will highlight and discuss black feminism and its contribution to the feminist movement. Dr. annalise fonza, Raina & William paneled this very much needed conversation. The call-in number is 310-982-4273. You can also Skype into the show. 10AM PST/Noon CST/1PM EST.
Tags: black freethinkers black humanists black feminism Combahee River Collective womanism
by Black FreeThinkers in Culture
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00:29
The Voice of Younger Women-Breaking the Silence
The Voice of Younger Women-Breaking the Silence YWTF-ATL Chapter Director, Terica Scott, speaks with Layli (Phillips) Maparyan, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Women’s Studies and Associated Faculty of African American Studies at Georgia State University about Womanist and her second book, The Womanist Idea (Routledge), which addresses womanist metaphysics and spiritual activism, is slated to appear at the end of this month (December 2011).
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02:10
The Black Feminist Agenda (Part 2)
"Merely appending Black to feminism (Black feminism) is insufficient, particularly since Africana women have served as models for White women in their struggle to move from home to workplace and to break silence. Africana women have always been in the workplace next to their male counterparts. Moreover, they have always been verbal, voicing their opinions about issues in general. Hence, naming ourselves after White women and concentrating most of our energies on their agenda would be an act of d
Tags: Black Feminism Womanism Lesbianism Patriarchy
by The Village of Isis in Women
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01:57
The Black Feminist Agenda (Part 1)
"Merely appending Black to feminism (Black feminism) is insufficient, particularly since Africana women have served as models for White women in their struggle to move from home to workplace and to break silence. Africana women have always been in the workplace next to their male counterparts. Moreover, they have always been verbal, voicing their opinions about issues in general. Hence, naming ourselves after White women and concentrating most of our energies on their agenda would be an act of d
Tags: Black Feminism Womanism Lesbianism Patriarchy
by The Village of Isis in Women
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03:01
OCG presents, ??? Jazz Vocalist Nneena Freelon and Pierce Freelon ?The Release of the Scott Sisters
Saturday, January 8th ~ 10 pm ET
ALFO, of The ALFO Show, co-hosting
OUR COMMON GROUND proudly presents
Nnenna Freelon
Internationally AcclaimedJazz Vocalist Six time Grammy Winner and Music Activist
Her career, activism, womanism and new album, "Home Free" with her son, Pierce
Six-time GRAMMY® Award-nominee Nnenna Freelon is hailed as the "international voice of Jazz." telecast!
Pierce Freeon, hip-hop artisit, activist and scholar of Beast and FoundeTags: Nnenna Freelon Scott Sisters jazz MS prison release haley Barbour
by OCG in Politics Progressive
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The Real Meaning of Black History Month & The 2nd annual AWS Summit
Call-in guests discuss the meaning of Black History Month and learn why U.S. Congressman Mel Watt has extended a greeting to those attending the 2nd International African WoManism Society Summit(AWS)in Charlotte next month.
Tags: congress summit black Africana womanism
by BlackBlogTalkRadio in Culture
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01:00
The Personal Is Political
Monica, Renee, and Allison will be interviewing one another on their personal commitment to womanism/feminism, their ambitions for writing, and their political engagements and commitments.
Tags: womanism feminism politics writing interview
by Womanistmusings in Women
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International Woman's Day A Meeting of the Minds
This week we will be chatting with Jill Filipovic of Feministe and Amanda Marcotte of Pandagon. We will be discussing women's organizing and how best to bridge the divide between women of colour and feminists.
Tags: womanism feminism International womans day womens organizing Blogging
by Womanistmusings in Women
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02:00
Queen Ifama The Truth Terrorist
Feminism, womanism, lesbianism and homosexuality and Black people. Join me as we explore the possibilities and the histories, the good, the bad and the ugly of it all. Call in at 347-945-6475 Peace
Tags: Truth Trust Spirit Black African
by Queen Ifama Da Rebel in Culture
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00:30
BLACKBLOGTALKRADIO with Mr. B: Interview with Aubrey Bruce, Super Bowl Journalist
Mr. B. will interview Aubrey Bruce, Journalist, for the New Pittsburgh Courier who has covered the Pittsburgh Steelers and Pittsburgh Pirates for years. Mr. Bruce is also one of the coordinators of the 2nd Annual International Africana WoManism Society Summit & Concert, which is scheduled March 26-27, 2010, Blake Hotel, Charlotte, North Carolina.
Tags: Black Sports Super Bowl Africana Education
by BlackBlogTalkRadio in Culture
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