Posts Tagged ‘Black Society’
Song of the Week
Posted by: elledub08 on: May 15, 2009
Okay, Songs of the week since I couldn’t pick just one. Kickin’ it old school this Friday.
First up: 4hero’s cover of “Superwoman” by Stevie Wonder. Good stuff.
next: Minnie Riperton-”Adventures in Paradise.” Minnie really is one of my favorite vocalists….
Happy Birthday, Stevie
Posted by: elledub08 on: May 14, 2009
Yesterday marked Stevie Wonder’s birthday.
Many of the people who know me know that music is very important to me. It has the power to change a whole nation of people. I grew up in a house where music was used to inform, to comfort, and to educate my siblings and I. My dad and [...]
The Next Wave Action Summit–this weekend
Posted by: elledub08 on: April 2, 2008
For those in the DC Area who want to become change agents in their community…this event is for you. Visit the website to register and to see the summit agenda. Big shout out Tambra Stevenson founder of Creative Cause and everyone involved in her newest venture.
From Selma to Washington, DC: King’s Call to
Reduce [...]
Is Hillary a candidate for Black Women?
Posted by: elledub08 on: February 20, 2008
…Princeton University’s Melissa Harris-Lacewell thinks not. The Associate professor of politics and African American Studies believes that Hillary’s “Scarlett O’Hara act” is isolating her from Black women, making it harder for us to see Hillary as a candidate who can identify with the Black female experience:
“Black women voters are rejecting Hillary Clinton because her ascendance [...]
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