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African American Opinion, “your link to Black American Opinion, Social and Political Networking” on the Web, now has over 1,000 members and gaining new members every day! As of August 1, 2010, African American Opinion will begin phasing out our free service. Our shift to a paid service model will enable us to focus on enhancing African American Opinion features, performance and services we offer to our growing membership.

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Ukweli

Ukweli - Connecting Black & African Americans

Posted by Ukweli on September 6, 2010 at 6:14pm

Zambezi

Blockbuster : Vampires Suck

Posted by Zambezi on September 6, 2010 at 7:00am

Carolyn Moon

BONE MARROW CRISIS WITH A FACE ON IT........

Posted by Carolyn Moon on September 4, 2010 at 3:30am

AAO Publisher

Poor People's Campaign vs Glenn Beck

Posted by AAO Publisher on September 3, 2010 at 5:29pm

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Ukweli Ukweli is 'Swahili' word means 'The Truth' please join us to discuss Africa challenges e.g problems, positive changes, http://www.ukweli.org
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Ukweli is "Swahili" word means "Truth" please join us African Multimedia Community, Discuss Africa positive changes, Implementation of a new modern technology to Africa, community groups, create custom profile, post a blog , post classifieds, listen…
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Vampires Suck is a must-see, catch the classroom bowling ball juggling scene. Lmaaooo, Anne Proske should get an Academy Award! With vampire squirrels and an Alice in Wonderland cameo, movie magic... Cool link http://www.africanfoodbasket.com
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It seems that Glenn Beck has pissed off every group involved in protecting the rights of the poor. One group, The Poor People's Campaign out of Chicago, Illinois is talking about how Glenn Beck’s views and actions are diametrically opposed to every…
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Here's a cool article on the iPad by Renita over at Black Enterprise http://www.blackenterprise.com/small-business/2010/08/20/4-ways-the-ipad-can-make-you-a-more-efficient-businessperson . Sorts info and stuff in a polished space....
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Let us compare ourselves with White Americans for a moment since I repeatedly tell you ghettobilly Negroes that Black Americans are the most ignorant people in this country for the past 500 years, okay. What is sad about being ignorant is that we d…
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Here's a cool Martin Luther King site for kids. http://www.kidactivities.net/category/Holidays-Dr-Martin-Luther-King-Day.aspx It It's made for the holiday. It has alot of good suggestions for activities and books for anytime, though. Fun in the su…
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You're absolutely right, take a look at these sites http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=110997398 and http://solartoday.com
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BLACK-JOB-CREATION is a very good idea, and modern energy technology is the right direction to begain our future toward stable employment. If not being done, we need to do an inventory of our present condition then begin the project with education &…
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An undeclared war has come to the Black man of North America, and guess who is the largest recruted? Most of the world is watching the way Africa America is treeted by the Jim Crow elites soldiers and its neo-bondage system. Like a sheep waiting for…
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Take a 2010 Solar Tour with the http://solarlandlord.com . Visiting Europe, he had "a mind revolution" seeing the renewable energy solutions. (For kicks: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzHkdnNOng4 OMFG heeelarious... time to watch Vampires Suck) oh…
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Before I begin, I wish that the administrators of this site would change its name from African-Americans to Black Americans. An African and a Black American are entirely two different people separated especially by slavery. Okay, here goes my ques…
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Rewind to a benefit from last month. The foundation helps to provide disadvantaged urban youth with arts exposure, access and education as well as providing exhibition opportunities to early and mid-career artists and artists of color. http://www.th
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Blogger of the Week: All About Race

Snookered and Scared: The Obama Administration, the NAACP and the Sad Case of Shirley Sherrod

Former USDA official Shirley Sherrod claims she was abruptly fired by the Obama administration because the White House feared Glenn Beck would target her in a segment on his show. (Which he did anyway, of course.) Ben Jealous, NAACP president, claims that he was “snookered” by “the right” into misrepresenting, exploiting and demonizing Sherrod. The way the Obama administration and the NAACP bungled the case of Shirley Sherrod should disturb and alarm everyone concerned with fairness, courage and racial honesty. Denied due process, Shirley Sherrod was misrepresented, exploited, demonized ...

Vote Kevin Myles for NAACP Board of Directors

I know there’s a need for the NAACP, but I have not always been sure that the organization itself understands where it is needed in the times since the white-hot days of the 60’s and 70’s. Like many of my contemporaries, I have been frustrated with the NAACP’s slowness to embrace and utilize digital technology to get important work done. Further, I’ve sometimes perceived lack of a unifying focus. I let my membership lapse. But my friend Kevin Myles, president of NAACP Kansas, has been steadfast in his commitment to the ...

Black Crime Silence Diminshes Arguments Against White Law Enforcement: Faith Dow, Guest Contributor

While some people are overly invested in the trial of former BART transit cop Johannes Mehserle who was convicted Thursday of involuntary manslaughter for shooting Oscar Grant, life will go on. It seems much of the outrage stems from those who have focused primarily on the race of the cop in question, making Oscar Grant the poster child for racism conspiracy theories. What most do not realize is there is little “new” about cases such as these. While historically there has been an established pattern of aggression where innocent men were ...

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