Tag Archive | "Community"
Posted on 09 August 2010. Tags: Brand, Charities, Community, Daddy Cool, Facebook, Samantha Watson, Twitter

Black non-profit organisations are fighting for air as they currently feel the financial squeeze. Funding, funding and more funding is what nearly every non-profit organisation wants or fears they may not receive. The other pulling factor is that their valuable work is not being recognised. So what you will find is that many organisations end ...
Posted in Black Britain, Black Women
Posted on 15 September 2009. Tags: African American History, Americas, Black, Community, Education, History, race

Washington Post Staff Writer DeNeen L. Brown wrote an interesting? August 20, 2009 About how Americas Elite blacks are flocking to Martha's Vineyard to take their annual holidays.
Over the 4 page web article. Brown highlights the fact that this isn't a new phenomenon, but a generational thing. Black families have been attracted to the ...
Posted in African American History
Posted on 11 September 2009. Tags: Black, Black History, Britain, Caribbean History, Community

There was a Haitian man on the Titanic
There was a Haitian man on the ship!
His uncle was President of Haiti!
Joseph Phillippe Lemercier Laroche was the only black man, a Haitian man, to perish in the Titanic; that's after he saved his wife and kids. Laroche was born in Cap Haitian, Haiti , on May 26, ...
Posted in Black Britain, Caribbean History
Posted on 04 May 2009. Tags: Africa, Britain, Caribbean History, Community, Economics, Events, Markets, Media, Music, sustainability

I'm browsing the shelves of my office bookshelf. This is, in fact, the philosophy section at the local library, but i'm sure that many of the web community out there will be familiar with this analogy.
I'm also very excited at the impending Summer launch of the BBake entertainment service.
BBake at www.bbake.com will allow you to ...
Posted in African History, Caribbean History
Posted on 30 April 2009. Tags: BNP, Britain, British, British National Party, Community, Nationalism, Parties, Politics, Racist, Racists, fashion, race, society

Edmund Standing, April 19th 2009, 4:07 pm
What the BNPs modernisation reveals about modern Britain
The BNPs rebranding strategy reveals something very interesting about Britain, and white British people in particular. For years, by promoting racial nationalism, the BNP remained an utterly marginal organisation, largely attracting hardcore racists, skinheads, and social misfits. The fact that the ...
Posted in African History
Posted on 30 March 2009. Tags: 12 Things The Negro Must Do, African History, American, Americas, Black Women, Blacks, Business, Community, Education, Investment, Nannie Helen Burroughs., Washington, children, negro, race, schools, segregation, self improvement

Found an Interesting post today called
12 Things The Negro Must Do – How Not To Become Scapegoats For Degenerate Black Community Behavior.
It was written in around the turn of the last century by a woman called Nannie Helen Burroughs.
Nannie Helen Burroughs - Nannie Helen Burroughs (1879-1961) was an educator, orator, religious leader and businesswoman who ...
Posted in African American History, Black Women, Slavery
Posted on 25 March 2009. Tags: African American History, African history, Africans, America, Americas, Black, Blacks, Census, Community, Marriage, black women, ethnicity, society

Every day I trawl the web looking for interesting articles to bring to your screen. Tonight I happened to chance across an article called...
" Do we need Black Mariage Day?" Personally, & I have to be honest here, I hadn't actually heard of the initiative and so proceeded to read the whole article.
The author made the ...
Posted in Black Women, Editors Blog
Posted on 25 March 2009. Tags: African American History, Black Men, Community, Eric Holder, John Ridley, Media, Michael Steele, Obama, Personalities, Politics, Richard Parsons, University

Blogger John Ridley points out that whilst the President of the worldsmost powerful country enjoys cosy nights on comfy chatshows, and other African American high flyers like Eric Holder, Michael Steele and Richard Parsons are making headlines the situation is considerably worse for the average African American male.
My response to this is, "Yeah, tell us something ...
Posted in African American History, Black Women
Posted on 24 March 2009. Tags: African American History, African history, Africans, America, Augusta, Black, Blacks, Community, Education, Events, Georgia, News, Students, Trade, Youth, black women, children, drugs, jail, schools, society, statistics, stories

AUGUSTA, Ga. - It was a gathering to reclaim black manhood--a conference for all ages, men and women, held at Paine College.
“You can achieve, you can believe, you can conceive, that truly this country is made for you and you need to use the world as your oyster," said Dr. Mike Weaver, organizer.
Men and ...
Posted in Black Women, Editors Blog
Posted on 24 March 2009. Tags: Brown, California, Community, Corruption, Events, Illegal, News, Nightclubs, Nightlife, Oakland, Parties, Police, Racism, Racist, allegations, drugs, inner circle, mayor jerry brown, oakland city hall, parking garage, police officers, revellers

Last week, Geoffrey Pete--long a well-respected figure in Oakland's African-American community, and the owner of Geoffrey's Inner Circle nightclub--held a press conference outside Oakland City Hall to announce he's considering filing a complaint against the OPD for unlawful harassment.
Pete has previously raised allegations that OPD and former mayor Jerry Brown instituted a crackdown on Oakland's ...
Posted in African American History
Posted on 03 March 2009. Tags: American, Black British, Black History, Black Women, Community, England, Liverpool, Orphans, children


Brian Lawrenson writes about his time growing up as a “Brown Baby” in a postwar Liverpool orphanage.
Posted in Black Britain, Black People in Europe
Posted on 02 March 2009. Tags: African History, Black, Community, Education, Lee Jasper, London, SUS laws, Stop and Search, justice, schools

Such is the crisis within our community I am convinced of the need for schools that meet the pedagogic needs of young black people. Such is the nature of this crisis that we lose to many of our young people to the criminal justice system, mental health institutions, murder and disability as victims of violent ...
Posted in African History, Black Britain, Black People in Europe