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No Land No Mule No Freedom: American Apartheid, The Saga Continues - http://www.blackpolitics.org/no-land-no-mule-no-freedom-american-apartheid-the-saga-continues/ Visit http://www.blackpolitics.org to read more on this topic

No Land No Mule No Freedom: American Apartheid, The Saga Continues - http://www.blackpolitics.org/no-land-no-mule-no-freedom-american-apartheid-the-saga-continues/ Visit http://www.blackpolitics.org to read more on this topic

‘Einstein on Israel’ reveals essential history of debate over Zionism and a Jewish state : “It would be my greatest sadness to see Zionists do to Palestinian Arabs much of what Nazis did to Jews.” ― Albert Einstein http://mondoweiss.net/2009/05/einstein-and-zionism.html

‘Einstein on Israel’ reveals essential history of debate over Zionism and a Jewish state

Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, composer and musician was greatly appreciated by African Americans. In 1901, a 200-voice chorus was founded in Washington, D. C., named the Samuel Coleridge-Taylor Society. In 1904, he toured the United States, resulting in an increased interest in his heritage. He sought to do for African American music what Johannes Brahms did for Hungarian music.
Housing apartheid, American style

Housing Apartheid, American Style

For fair housing rules to be meaningful, the federal government will have to restructure its own programs.

Adoption and race: we unpack the issues Adoption of children across the the old apartheid categories is on the increase, according to the Department of Social Development. There were 936 such adoptions in the last three years. GroundUp unpacks some of the issues on what the department calls “trans-racial” adoption. http://www.thesouthafrican.com/?p=166001

Adoption and race: should white parents be able to adopt black children?

Adoption and race: we unpack the issues Adoption of children across the the old apartheid categories is on the increase, according to the Department of Social Development. There were 936 such adoptions in the last three years. GroundUp unpacks some of the issues on what the department calls “trans-racial” adoption. http://www.thesouthafrican.com/?p=166001

Economically, South Africa is apartheid without the guilt | Southern Africa

Economically, South Africa is apartheid without the guilt

More than any other scholar, Eric Foner has influenced our understanding of America's history. Now, making brilliant use of extraordinary evidence, the Pulitzer Prizewinning historian once again recon

Gateway to Freedom: The Hidden History of the Underground Railroad - Book Detail - Coopersville Area District Library

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Polaroid & Apartheid: Inside the Beginnings of the Boycott, Divestment Movement Against South Africa

Polaroid & Apartheid: Inside the Beginnings of the Boycott, Divestment Movement Against South Africa

The Ludicrous!! Jim Crow Laws -
The segregation and disenfranchisement laws known as "Jim Crow" represented a formal, codified system of racial apartheid that dominated the...
African Americans, Apartheid and the Cold War “Anticommunism provided a global language that could be used to silence anti-racist organizing.”

African Americans, Apartheid and the Cold War “Anticommunism provided a global language that could be used to silence anti-racist organizing.

women who inspire us! Article for the Month of March, Women's history month

Rosa Parks: Change the world in a single bus ride? Rosa Parks did. Parks wasn’t the first oppressed American to refuse to give up her seat for a white passenger on public transit, but she was the one who sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott.

Meet the first Black woman director to have her film produced by a major Hollywood studio, Euzhan Palcy. While growing up on the French-Caribbean island, Martinique, Palcy developed a deep love for film, and knew that one day she wanted to make movies. By 1983, her first feature film, “Sugar Cane Alley” made its debut. Implementing themes dealing with race, gender, and politics in her work, some of Palcy’s other films include: “A Dry White Season”, a drama about the South African apartheid…

Meet the first Black woman director to have her film produced by a major Hollywood studio, Euzhan Palcy. While growing up on the French-Caribbean island, Martinique, Palcy developed a deep love for film, and knew that one day she wanted to make movies. By 1983, her first feature film, “Sugar Cane Alley” made its debut. Implementing themes dealing with race, gender, and politics in her work, some of Palcy’s other films include: “A Dry White Season”, a drama about the South African apartheid…

Nadine Gordimer is a South African writer, political activist and recipient of the 1991 Nobel Prize in Literature, when she was recognised as a woman "who through her magnificent epic writing has been of very great benefit to humanity." Gordimer's writing deals with moral and racial issues. She was active in the anti-apartheid movement, joining the African National Congress during the days when the organization was banned. She has recently been active in HIV/AIDS causes.
Overlooked Civil Rights Leaders During slavery, Reconstruction and the Civil Rights Movement, Black women endured segregation, discrimination, white terrorism and verbal abuse. Women were just as involved in the Civil Rights Movement as men. However, their contributions are often overlooked. Civil Rights scholars acknowledge that women were the backbone of the movement, some arguing that women …

Coretta Scott King - activist and late wife of Martin Luther King, Jr., became vegan after being influenced by her son Dexter, who became vegan after being influenced by Dick Gregory

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