February 2012
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Any time you have an opportunity to make a difference in this world and you...
– Roberto Clemente
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Ending the Code Language: Race-Baiting and Stereotypes in Public Benefits Debate
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Debunking Poverty Myths and Racial Stereotypes →
1. President Barack Obama is not a “food stamp president.” According to recent figures, more food stamp recipients were actually added under President George W. Bush than under President Obama. Under President Bush the number of recipients rose by nearly 14.7 million.
2. Blacks are not the primary recipients of assistance through federal benefit programs. 35.7 percent of Supplemental Nutrition...
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Oakland Police Shoot Oscar Grant’s Cousin
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Pan-African History IS Black History! →
Should we limit the celebration of our history just to the United States?
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in Navajo, Nádleehí means ‘one who constantly transforms.’
– (via imaniuzuri)
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Sudan and South Sudan Agree to Demarcate Border →
dynamicafrica:
Delegations Khartoum and Juba agreed to immediately demarcate the border between the two countries in a bid to settle a number of pending issues they started to discuss before the independence of South Sudan in July 2011.
Border demarcation, oil, external debt, citizenship, security arrangements are the main issues of disputes between the two countries. The parties failed to...
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I swear to Lord
I still can’t see
Why Democracy means
Everyone but me
– Langston Hughes (via jupiterl0ve)
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The protests are the heartbeat of the revolution.
– Zainab al-Khawaja
The Khawajas on Valentine’s Day: Heartbeats of Activism via Al Akhbar
While February 14 will be celebrated as Valentine’s Day in many parts of the world, the streets of Manama, capital of the Island Kingdom of Bahrain will witness a “day of rage” to mark the one-year anniversary...
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They Will Say We Are Not Here
The filmmakers Katherine Fairfax Wright and Malika Zouhali-Worrall explore the motivations, sorrows and dreams of the slain Ugandan gay rights activist David Kato.
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fashionistazapatista:
Viola Davis to Tavis Smiley: ‘That Mindset You Have is Destroying Black Artists’