Posts tagged with African

I Am Not A Rapper Presents: ___ Podcast – Season 1,Episode 3 – #SavedByThePodcast

2 comments, 30/11/2011, by PodcastWednesdays in .mp3, #FunniestThingYou'reGonnaSeeAllDay, #PodcastWednesdays, Audio, Comedy, I Am Not A Rapper, ipad, iphone, ipod, Music, Podcast

Another week, another podcast... Did you miss us? Dont lie... This week Our group discussion featured Kevin Golden x Spit x Mr. Blair x Special guest I Am Not A Rapper fashion blogger Andrea (V3nusVsMars) Topics Discussed: Facebook Porn x Google F*ck ups x Blair's attack on "The Skor... Read more...

Study: White Students More Likely To Abuse Drugs

1 comment, 29/11/2011, by IAmNotARapperiSpit.com in Edu-tainment, Health, News

Black and Asian adolescents are much less likely than their white peers to abuse or become dependent on drugs and alcohol, according to a Duke University-led study based on an unusually large sample from all 50 states. Black and Asian adolescents are much less likely than their white peers to... Read more...

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The Stars of Earth and The Glitters and Gold That Love Them: Short Story By: Eric Blair

1 comment, 21/11/2011, by Mr. Blair in Freeing Slaves, General, Miscellaneous, Short Story, Song & Dance: Year One

…And now we enter the dressing room of Christopher James (C.J.) as he prepares for his weekly variety show. C.J. is a good looking American-African male who has brown, caramel skin, brown eyes like autumn leaves, dark black hair like onyx, with an innocent baby face. C.J. is sitting at his vanity... Read more...

#OccupyTheHood Calls On Young People of African Descent to Uplift the Community

0 comments, 15/11/2011, by IAmNotARapperiSpit.com in Freeing Slaves, News, program, World News

(Sri Lanka) The Occupy Wall Street Movement has captured the imagination of the world. We now have Occupy Tokyo, Occupy Berlin, Occupy Mexico, Occupy Australia, Occupy Brazil, Occupy Denmark, Occupy Asia and even Occupy Antarctica. But where are the voices of young people of African desc... Read more...

Fatherhood the ‘Courageous’ Way

0 comments, 10/11/2011, by IAmNotARapperiSpit.com in mac, News

Absent fathers are prime contributors to the failure of the family. The new film 'Courageous' challenges men to step up and be the fathers intended. A disturbing trend has subtly crept into the American family, and its onslaught was so insidious that it went unnoticed for 40 years. It's called th... Read more...

Gaddafi’s Lynching In Libya – Made in U$A

2 comments, 01/11/2011, by IAmNotARapperiSpit.com in Death, Illuminati, mac, News, Stranger than fiction, Video, World News

Murder of Gadhafi is next step to wider U.S. wars in Africa The brutal lynching of Moammar Gadhafi, the leader of Libya, is the latest criminal act in NATO's seven-month war of regime change and conquest. Gadhafi died resisting to the very end U.S.-NATO war, as he said he would. He refus... Read more...

Berkeley Has Best Success With Black Students in US

1 comment, 01/11/2011, by IAmNotARapperiSpit.com in News, program, Protest/Activism

One of the school districts with over 75 percent of its African-American student body graduating is located on the West Coast. Out of 271 African-American students who attended Berkeley High School, 205 graduated last year. That's one of the highest African-American graduation rates in the count... Read more...

Three of Four State Grads Not Ready for College, ACT Scores Show

0 comments, 28/10/2011, by IAmNotARapperiSpit.com in News, program, World News

More than three-quarters of Illinois high school graduates aren't completely ready for college, based on their ACT scores, state results of the college-admission test released Wednesday show. Only 23 percent of Illinois' 2011 high school graduating class - public and private - met college readine... Read more...

Quiet Revolution: New Research Spotlights Role of Black Catholic Nuns in Desegregation

0 comments, 27/10/2011, by IAmNotARapperiSpit.com in News

Photos courtesy Oblate Sisters of Providence Archives, Baltimore, Md. - The St. Frances Home for Girls in Normandy, Mo., near St. Louis, was founded by the Oblate Sisters of Providence, an African-American order providing black girls with elementary education and domestic training. Long before the... Read more...