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What are some strategies for overcoming resistance to gay rights in the African-American community? Does the movie Precious exploit black dysfunction? Did CNN s special on Black Men in the Age of President Obama reinforce stereotypes about black gay men? Given the popularity of mommy memoirs, why aren t there more women of color writing these books? Tami Winfrey Harris, Andrea Plaid, and Dumi Lewis discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 126 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately Download audio file (Addicted-to-Race.mp3)

MLK s daughter recently declared that her father didn t take a bullet for same-sex unions. Why is it that marginalized people fight each other over scraps, instead of uniting to work toward justice for all? Capitalism as we know it is simply not sustainable. We discuss the work of economist Noreena Hertz, and explore the link between capitalism and social justice. Is the new dress code at the all-male Morehouse College a symptom of how out of touch the school is with the realities and lives of black men today? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Latoya Peterson, and Tami Winfrey Harris discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 125 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately Download audio file (Addicted-to-Race.mp3)

Nadir Hasan says harassment over his ethnicity is what got to the gunman.

Image by jakedobkin via Flickr Black Super Heroes are few and far between. this weekend in ATL; a Black Super Hero takes the stage, to the delight of anime fans everywhere. Brotherman the Dictator of Discipline Check Out this interview with the Brothermen Behind Brotherman. this was filmed in the early 90 s as Brotherman was introduced on CBS News This is Part.1 Part.2 The Black Man Film Festival will be Presenting a talk with the authors and designers of Brotherman; as well as special clips from the upcoming film release - Brotherman the Dictator of Discipline for those of you who don t know about Brotherman, he s been around in the comic book realm for quite a while. he is the brainchild of a talented group of African American artists and cartoonists. Brotherman is a District Attorney by Day and a Crime Fighter by night. quite a combination for a Blackman. The Storylines and lessons metted out by Brotherman are life enriching examples of Good vs. Evil. Today s Short Chat with Brother Yemi focuses on the History of the Festival and of course Brotherman and his creators. 12noon BROTHERMAN: DICTATOR OF DISCIPLINE Directed by Dawud Anyabwile A profile of the Black comics hero. Created by Dawud Anyabwile and his brother Guy A. Sims. With independent sales of 750,000 books, Brotherman is shattering stereotypes of Black people and inspiring a generation of young Black artists and entreprenuers to pursue their dreams in comics and animation. Comics Showcase 30 mins Remember When Brotherman Was Introduced On the Arsenio Hall Show in 1990? Copyright 2008 This feed is for personal, non-commercial use only. The use of this feed on other websites breaches copyright. If this content is not in your news reader, it makes the page you are viewing an infringement of the copyright. (Digital Fingerprint: ) © Reality for , 2009. Permalink One comment Add to del.icio.us Post [...]

Since the implementation of affirmative action in the college admissions process, opponents of the policy have alleged that the changes reduce the chances of White and Asian high school students applying to elite colleges. Is that really true? Tyra Banks often tackles race on her talk show, so why did she get race oh-so-wrong in last week s episode of America s Next Top Model, in which contestants wore colorface to mimic different ethnic mixtures? Fat black women are often the butt of the joke in low-brow comedy films. But when a smart comedy like Parks Recreation dabbles in it, what does that say about our biases against race and size? Newsweek writer Allison Samuels sparked furor around the ‘Net recently with an article taking Angelina Jolie to task for her daughter Zahara’s allegedly uncared for tresses. Does Samuels ultimately uphold Eurocentric beauty standards? Carmen Van Kerckhove and Tami Winfrey Harris discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 124 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately Download audio file (Addicted-to-Race.mp3)

Did CNN s documentary series Latino in America break new ground? Or did it simply reaffirm existing stereotypes? Why do so many people use Halloween as an opportunity to dress up as someone of a different race or ethnicity? Are the so-called homeland tours in which countries like China and Korea invite adoptees to visit their birthplaces simply public relations exercises for those countries? We all have ways of responding when someone makes racist comments. But what do you do when that person is your partner s child? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, and Arturo Garcia discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 123 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately Download audio file (Addicted-to-Race.mp3)

How do we tie anti-racism into policy changes when whites are so weary of talking about race? Did white privilege have anything to do with the seeming lack of guilt on behalf of the white mother who terminated an adoption of her South American son? Are accusations of communism about redistribution of wealth, or redistribution of other kinds of privilege? The recent blackface spread in French Vogue has once again raised the question: why can t the fashion industry do better when it comes to race? Tami Winfrey Harris, Lisa Wade, and Minh-ha Pham discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 122 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately Download audio file (Addicted-to-Race.mp3)

Why does Hollywood continue to whitewash movies by casting white actors to play characters that were originally people of color? A popular Australian TV show is being criticized for featuring a blackface skit, but can we apply American attitudes toward race to other countries? Would Derrion Albert s death be any less of a tragedy if he wasn t an honors student? Why are people often reluctant to admit the ways in which they experience privilege in addition to oppression? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, Thea Lim, and Latoya Peterson discuss. Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 121 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately Download audio file (Addicted-to-Race.mp3)

In a hypercapitalist culture, are children the ultimate commodity? What s the connection between capitalism, human trafficking, and transracial adoption? How does police brutality impact communities of color? We often hear that poor people make unhealthy food choices, but how often do we consider the availability of healthy foods in poorer neighborhoods? Is Barbie s new line of dolls really a more authentic representation of African-American beauty? Carmen Van Kerckhove, Tami Winfrey Harris, and atlasien discuss Addicted to Race is broadcast live every Sunday afternoon at 12 pm Eastern. You can listen live on our BlogTalkRadio page and call in by dialing 347-996-3958. Right-click here to download an MP3 of Addicted to Race Episode 120 or Click here to never miss an episode by subscribing to us in iTunes or click the button below to play it immediately Download audio file (Addicted-to-Race.mp3)

DOTCOM, a program implemented by PH International and sponsored by the US Department of State, is an online initiative using blogs and video to bring American, Armenian and Azerbaijani teenagers together to work on creating socially conscious media. With the ongoing conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan over the disputed territory of Nagorno Karabakh understandably creating some problems, especially when ten teenagers from each of the two countries met up with their American counterparts in the U.S. last month, Program Director Elizabeth Métraux speaks candidly about some of the challenges experienced so far as well as some of the program s successes. DOTCOM has a web site at http://dotcom.ph-int.org and a portal to many of the DOTCOM participant blogs at http://www.netvibes.com/phdotcom#DOTCOM-Home_Page while the interview with Elizabeth Métraux, who also blogs on the project at http://dotcomelizabeth.blogspot.com, can be heard below.

Author: condensedmov Added: Mon, 03 Aug 2009 16:33:25 -0800 Duration: 0A Palestinian single mom and her teenage son arrive in rural Illinois to escape a life of oppression, only to face the fallout from America's war on Iraq.

Race is a socially constructed concept that continues to generate confusion among real human beings who often feel confined to limited conceptualizations of identity. This short video reveals the ongoing disconnect between real people and the arbitray category of race.

WE DID IT!! WE BEAT MILEY! This song is now available on itunes! Check out my parody album here: http://bit.ly/girlitunes http://www.vprincess.com Thanks to YOU, my viewers: I am the #1 most subscribed female of all time! Please help me in this revolution, by sharing this video and encouraging people to subscribe to my channel. Still love you Miley, but girl- it's ON! :-) Let's show the world that for once, the little guy stands a chance against the big wigs. Plus it's all in good fun! --- Featuring some of my wonderful viewers. I received over 2,000 submissions for the video! Unfortunately, I could only fit in 350. Thank you all so much for your amazing support! Generic Miley music composed and performed by: Steve Goldstein of http://www.youtube.com/theunattended Vocals written by me, sung and edited by me: http://www.vprincess.com --- My concept behind this video was like a pep rally. Where everyone teams together with a positive energy to achieve something together. --- Lyrics: You dont understand What it takes to make my vids Make no mistake Miley, I like you but Its time for you to step aside I'Il tell you why So listen to me now In real life you are such a super star But here on YouTube You can only go so far I just beat Demi and Selena so Better pack your bags if you catch my flow Everybody join the Team VP Campaign Tell all your friends to subscribe here And join the train. Together we can beat Miley And show the world That the number one female spot Can be a normal girl --- Also check out my 7 Things Spoof. Based on Miley Cyrus - 7 Things - Official Music Video (HQ) 7 Things featured on her brand new album Breakout available in stores and on iTunes July 22, 2008. Get it now at http://www.mileycyrus.com

Clip 7?s Topics ? One more question is asked of Dr. Wecht. Then the episode concludes with the credits, music by Clayton Senne his song Wonderland from Wonderland the CD. Please watch the credits as there are important links and information you should have. View this and many other productions created by Albert Torcaso on www.humanitymatters.org Copyright 2009 Albert Torcaso All Rights Reserved

Clip 6?s Topics ? Dr. Wecht concludes his comments on the death of Jett Travolta. ? A wonderful call from a great friend Nora. ? Albert Torcaso finally asks the question he has teased the audience and panel with, was the wait worth it? You make that determination by viewing the clip, Dr. Wecht?s comments are once again profound. ? Dr. Wecht makes us laugh as well. ? Dr. Wecht speaks about his entire family. Happy Birthday Mrs. Wecht. Then the episode concludes with the credits, music by Clayton Senne his song Wonderland from Wonderland the CD. Please watch the credits as there are important links and information you should have. View this and many other productions created by Albert Torcaso on www.humanitymatters.org Copyright 2009 Albert Torcaso All Rights Reserved

OC Insight talks with Deborah Diep, director of the Center for Demographic Research at California State Univeristy, Fullerton. Raw Interview. Copyright 2008 Peter Martinez | rePetePro.com

Author: konamiuss Added: Mon, 30 Apr 2007 21:19:05 -0800 Duration: 31A JAH TURTLE advertisement for the 'Japanesifier', a machine that uses stem cell injection to transform anybody into a Japanese person