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Afri-Inspiration: The Coolest Guy You Don’t Know: Dr. Benjamin S. Carson 0
So what this guy has something like 61 honorary doctorate degrees? Big deal! Who cares he’s written four books? Why should one care President George W. Bush awarded Dr. Benjamin S. Carson the Presidential Medal of Freedom-the highest civilian honor one can receive? And is it really that big[...] -
Ger Duany for InAisce’s Fall/Winter 2013-14 lookbook 1
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Afri-Creative: Artisan Ojo Obaniji High Art Crafts 0
Nigerian artisan ojo obaniyi from ibadan has applied his skill in weaving in an unusually creative way to advertise his business. obaniyi, who has practiced the craft for 20 years, has covered the interior and exterior of his volkswagen pickup with raffia palm cane, including the entire car body, t[...] -
Waste Land 0
The documentary Waste Land (2010), follows renowned artist Vik Muniz as he journeys from his home in Brooklyn to his native Brazil and the world’s largest garbage dump, Jardim Gramacho, located on the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro. There he photographs an eclectic group of “catadores”—self-designated [...] -
Half the Sky 0
The film follows the book's authors and celebrity advocates America Ferrera, Diane Lane, Eva Mendes, Meg Ryan, Gabrielle Union, and Olivia Wilde to ten countries: Cambodia, Kenya, India, Sierra Leone, Somaliland, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Liberia and the U.S. [...] -
African Americans Repatriate to Ghana (part 1) 1
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BETTER NIGERIA 2013 by Emmanuel Toby Ignis 0
Accoding to the artist, Emmanuel Toby ignis, "This project is aimed at preaching the gospel of positive change and also positive thinking among-st the youths in the country, there are too many people out the who do not really know how lucky they are to be a Nigerian, most think its even unfortunate [...] -
Francis Villalva by Jose Herrera. 1
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Anti Media Conditioning: Sabrina Lamb goes after Oxygen for "All My Babies’ Mamas” 0
Sabrina Lamb Launches petition against "All My Babies’ Mamas” show on Oxygen featuring rapper Shawty Lo. We have been messaged countless times by our readers to address this show but since we couldn't find the right words to properly articulate how we really felt about this show we left it all tog[...] -
K'Naan Comes Clean about the Struggle to be Authentic and Achieve Mass Appeal 0
Via his facebook page, the Somali born rapper addressed his fans, sharing an essay he wrote in the New York Times about him having to censore the messages in his song to achieve wider acceptance. We don't know if K'naan is begging for our permission to dump down his music but what ever the case, it'[...]
