“Calling All Women!” Poem by Ruby Dee, dedicated to Madeline Lee Gilford https://youtu.be/kgZdYk3Z2Ew Source via YouTube: Deborah Lynn “Calling All Women!” || Poem by Ruby Dee
ReBlog • aRcHiVeS | “Calling All Women!” || Poem by Ruby Dee | UBUNTU ✊🏾
ReBlog|📻🎙️🌍📲 Hip-Hop Artist: Enny – “I Want”
Source: Hip Hop African https://hiphopafrican.com/enny-i-want/ Enny is a British rapper born of Nigerian Heritage and raised in Southeast London, more specifically Thamesmead. She is the daughter of Nigerian immigrants and identifies both with Nigeria culture and the diaspora alongside British culture. In fact, she really does allow her intersectionality in her culture and life shine … Continue reading ReBlog|📻🎙️🌍📲 Hip-Hop Artist: Enny – “I Want”
ReBlog | Land Defender Francia Márquez Might Become Colombia’s First Black Vice President |
Land Defender Francia Márquez Might Become Colombia’s First Black Vice President Source: Latin America News Dispatch MAR 28, 2022 https://www.latinorebels.com/2022/03/28/marquezcolombia/ Afro-Colombian land defender Francia Márquez, who has been chosen to be the running mate of Colombia’s leading presidential candidate, Gustavo Petro (Mauricio Pulido/Forbes Colombia) COLOMBIA: Leading presidential candidate Gustavo Petro announced Wednesday that the Black environmentalist lawyer Francia Márquez will serve … Continue reading ReBlog | Land Defender Francia Márquez Might Become Colombia’s First Black Vice President |
Women and Oppressed Gender Caucus of Workers World Party | Webinar: In Honor of Women’s History Month | March 17
“I am not free while any woman is unfree, even when her shackles are very different from my own.” -AudreLorde; UBUNTU ✊🏾 Women and Oppressed Gender Caucus of Workers World Party invites you to a webinar: In honor of Women's History Month Date: March 17 | Time: 7:30pm Register ↪️ http://bit.ly/IWWD2022 https://t.co/MbwevnkbXR
Winnie Mandela’s Last Speech Before her Death Inspiring a New Generation | SABC Digital
Picture Caption: J.A. Seidman with Medu Art Ensemble,Touched the Women, silkscreen, Gaborone 1981
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