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From 1865 up to present day, the struggle for civil rights has been at the forefront of African-Americans' plight for equality and living out God-given liberties. "No justice! No peace!" has been the rallying cry of the on-going campaign for justice. Many notable organizations have fell dutifully in-step, bravely trailblazing through precarious territory to ensure Africans Americans are no longer the "invisible man" and have full access to their civil liberties. These organizations, some of which are the NAACP, SCLC, CORE, NAN, PUSH, The Black Panther Party, and Nation of Islam, are to be

James Somerset, African slave who was purchased by Charles Stuart in Virginia in 1749. Stuart was involved in English government service and traveled as part of his duties accompanied by Somerset, who at the time did not have a first name. In 1769, Stuart along with Somersett traveled to England. While in England, Somersett met and became involved with people associated with the anti-slavery movement in England including the well known activist Granville Sharp. During this period, Somersett was christened with the name James in a church ceremony. Somersett was recaptured after escaping, and

 FROM THE AUTHOR OF:

                                 

                                     'The Family In The Car

                                             A Revelation'

                 

                                                    HATS

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                                          PRAYER CLOTHS

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Placed in human beings are the needs and desires necessary for reproduction. Along with these natural desires, comes personal gratification, as well as, pleasure.  All of these are

 

  

 

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Introducing E.A. Lacey, the African American female director being sought.  These are samples of her work.  Enjoy!

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One of the best ways to protect your hair while you sleep is by sleeping on
smooth silk or satin.  An easy way to do this is with a sleep cap (sometimes
called a sleep bonnet). Silk and satin protect your hair by from damage by
eliminating friction between your hair and your pillowcase (if you use a
cotton pillowcase). A silk or satin bonnet also will keep your hair smooth
overnight, and retain heat on your scalp which will help to keep your hair
from losing moisture as you sleep.

Our sleep caps are individually handmade from either sueded silk charmeuse,
satin,  or  polyester charmeuse (a fabric

 

Natural Black Hair is a book that contains the story of a family of black women who were tired of pressing, relaxing, and braiding their hair. This time they decided to go natural. Inside the book Natural Black Hair, you will find their story - their thoughts about natural hair, their reflections on the subject of black hair, and lessons they learned while discovering how to care for and nuture their natural black hair. This book also contains instructions for different ways of styling natural black hair.

 Here is the

As an African in America, I am always challenged to define and redefine my worldview in response to the dominant culture. Recently, Supreme Court nominee, Judge Sonya Sotomayor became the latest non-white person to be placed under a microscope regarding her perspective on her ethnic minority status.

We are all aware of what happened during the Obama Presidential campaign. The short version is that this crucible of attention nearly bleached all of the color out of him as he tried to define why he chose to be viewed as a Black man. The outcome that troubles me most is the notion that he