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| Blog Name: | affrodite.net |
| Url: | http://affrodite.net |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | social commentary, black culture, activism |
| Description: | Written from the perspective of a thirty-something African American woman, affrodite.net will make you think, laugh, cry, and take action. Check it out! Blog topics include natural hair care, African American perspectives in culture/pop culture/politics, women's empowerment, stories from Corporate America, current events, and more! |
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She’s every woman. Oprah Winfrey to end talk show run September 9, 2011 (video, press release)
As one of her season intros borrowed Chaka Khan’s “I’m Every Woman,” Oprah has indeed found a unique way to reach the hearts of women all over the world, and men, too. She broke the stereotype too often required of women on television or in film that they need to be a size 0, fair-skinned and with features unlike Oprah. Now, once she has 25 golden seasons under her belt, Oprah is retiring her weekday talk show to
As one of her season intros borrowed Chaka Khan’s “I’m Every Woman,” Oprah has indeed found a unique way to reach the hearts of women all over the world, and men, too. She broke the stereotype too often required of women on television or in film that they need to be a size 0, fair-skinned and with features unlike Oprah. Now, once she has 25 golden seasons under her belt, Oprah is retiring her weekday talk show to
NBC Nightly News “Celebrities Making A Difference”: Alicia Keys (video and commentary)
(Tuesday, November 10, 2009) NBC Nightly News “Celebrities Making a Difference” special week long series. Alicia Keys provides “a voice for the voiceless” to HIV/AIDS patients in Africa and India and shares her story with NBC’s Lester Holt.
(Tuesday, November 10, 2009) NBC Nightly News “Celebrities Making a Difference” special week long series. Alicia Keys provides “a voice for the voiceless” to HIV/AIDS patients in Africa and India and shares her story with NBC’s Lester Holt.
NBC Nightly News “Celebrities Making A Difference”: Jon Bon Jovi (video and commentary)
As I mentioned in my post “NBC Nightly News hosts special week long series ‘Celebrities Making A Difference’” the week beginning November 9, 2009 expanded the regular “Making A Difference” segment to include celebrities and their philanthropic efforts. Rock star from one of the few groups of any music genre with a lifeline spanning several decades Jon Bon
As I mentioned in my post “NBC Nightly News hosts special week long series ‘Celebrities Making A Difference’” the week beginning November 9, 2009 expanded the regular “Making A Difference” segment to include celebrities and their philanthropic efforts. Rock star from one of the few groups of any music genre with a lifeline spanning several decades Jon Bon
(Part 3) LAPD Captain Ann E. Young: Recounts shocking story when working in the Abused Child Unit
WARNING!!! THE STORY BELOW IS GRAPHIC IN NATURE AND COVERS THE SUBJECT OF CHILD ABUSE. All too often we are captivated by horrific yet true stories that are seemingly unfathomable. Whether it’s our poor response to natural disasters as in Hurricane Katrina, acts of terrorism as in 9/11, or school shootings as in Columbine High School. Then there are stories like Shaniya Davis whos
WARNING!!! THE STORY BELOW IS GRAPHIC IN NATURE AND COVERS THE SUBJECT OF CHILD ABUSE. All too often we are captivated by horrific yet true stories that are seemingly unfathomable. Whether it’s our poor response to natural disasters as in Hurricane Katrina, acts of terrorism as in 9/11, or school shootings as in Columbine High School. Then there are stories like Shaniya Davis whos
Pan African Film & Arts Festival Relocates Los Angeles Headquarters
After 10 Years, Festival Leaves the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza LOS ANGELES – The Pan African Film and Arts Festival (PAFF), America’s largest and most prestigious Black film and arts festival, has moved its Los Angeles headquarters from the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza to 6820 Latijera Boulevard Suite 200 Los Angeles, CA 90045. Their new phone number is (310) 337-4737 and the fax number is (310) 33
After 10 Years, Festival Leaves the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza LOS ANGELES – The Pan African Film and Arts Festival (PAFF), America’s largest and most prestigious Black film and arts festival, has moved its Los Angeles headquarters from the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza to 6820 Latijera Boulevard Suite 200 Los Angeles, CA 90045. Their new phone number is (310) 337-4737 and the fax number is (310) 33
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