Adinkra Love- Sankofa For Our Youth With Bino and Fino February 20, 2012I recently connected with the creaters of a fantastic cartoon series called Bino and Fino on my Twitter timeline! Bino and Fino is the name of an adorable African children’s cartoon now available that offers up enriching African culture to our children. This engaging cartoon is designed to be an entertaining teaching tool for kids across the […]Jaelma
- Action Campaign – Spread the Word About Malaria No More’s ‘Dream Big for Africa’ Campaign January 26, 2012Just wanted to share this Action Campaign I came across over at Mom Bloggers For Social Good! You can donate $10 to help spread the word in the fight to raise awareness and fight malaria in Africa simply by texting “Dream” to 859944 This simple text will also enter you to win a trip to […]Jaelma
- Happy Kwanzaa 2011!! December 26, 2011Kwanzaa Greetings from Kiarablu! […]Jaelma
- Sankofa Salute – Montford Point Marines December 13, 2011Montford Point Marines recieve Congressional Medal of Honor […]Jaelma
- Afrocentric Duafe – Kimono Style November 19, 2011Amazing Afrocentric Kimonos from Wafrica. […]Jaelma
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Seacole’s Work Stands On Its Own
Jamaican-native Mary Jane Seacole, was a nurse highly recognized for her work in the Crimean War. Born in 1805, she was taught herbal remedies and folk medicine as a child….
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Seacole’s Work Stands On Its Own
Posted on February 3, 2012 | No CommentsJamaican-native Mary Jane Seacole, was a nurse highly recognized for her work in the Crimean War. Born in 1805, she was taught herbal remedies and folk medicine as a child.... -
FREE T-SHIRT TRANSFER DESIGNS
Posted on January 27, 2012 | No CommentsFREE IRON-ON TRANSFER DESIGNS These free printable iron on heat transfer designs are a fun and easy way project for kids. Simply print the PDF file on transfer paper available... -
Was Queen Charlotte Britain’s First Black Queen?
Posted on January 27, 2012 | No CommentsBritain’s Queen Charlotte and her husband, George III, were of German descent. Charlotte was the daughter of a German duke, a patron of the arts, botanist... -
Changing Hip-Hop Stereotypes
Posted on December 21, 2011 | No CommentsLooking for new music and being discouraged with hip-hop’s current state, I was pleased to recently discover Blitz The Ambassador. This Accra-born Ghanaian artist based in Brooklyn, USA innovatively blends... -
Montford Point Marines Finally Recognized
Posted on November 30, 2011 | No CommentsThe Montford Point Marines, like most African-American soldiers faced many enemies abroad as well as at home. The U.S Marines did not accept black recruits until 1941. Though ordered... -
Woodson’s Dream Revived In U.K. Black History Month
Posted on November 1, 2011 | No CommentsThere has long been a debate on the relevance of Black History in a modern integrated society. Without question people of African descent have immeasurably contributed to and influenced...
