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Through A Lens Darkly Trailer

Posted by serious2020 | November 13, 2014 | Categories: Commentary, Culture, Documentary Film, Film, Through A Lens Darkly | Tags: Afrikan, AFRIKAN-American art, Black, Deborah Willis, documentary film, photography, Thomas Allen Harris, Through A Lens Darkly | Leave a comment

A SISTASWAG MOMENT: RAQUEL MILLER, WOMEN’S BOXING – Being So Good They Can’t Ignore You!

A SISTASWAG MOMENT: RAQUEL MILLER, WOMEN’S BOXING – Being So Good They Can’t Ignore You!.

Posted by serious2020 | September 21, 2014 | Categories: Uncategorized | Leave a comment

Black history of 504 sit-in for disability rights: More than serving food – when will the healing begin?

Black history of 504 sit-in for disability rights: More than serving food – when will the healing begin?.

Posted by serious2020 | February 11, 2014 | Categories: Adults, AFRIKAN, Black History, Black Men, Black Women, Commentary, Community outrage, Culture, Disability, Disabled, Disabled, Education, Health, Independent Black Media, Law, Media, Political, Politics | Tags: 1977 historic sit in, 504 sit-in, activism, African/Black experience, Black Panther Party, Blind Joe Capers, Brad Lomax, Chuck Johnson, civil rights, disability rights, Don Galloway, Federal Building, freedom, Gary Norris Gray, Glenn Lomax, Human rights, Johnnie, KPOO, Krip Hop Nation, Krip-Soul Brothers, LeRoy F Moore, Longmore Institute on Disability, protest, revolutionary, San Francisco, San Francisco State University, SF BAYVIEW newspaper, War on Afrikans | Leave a comment

Our people – our evolution: ‘Emmett Till: An American Hero’

Our people – our evolution: ‘Emmett Till: An American Hero’.

Posted by serious2020 | January 31, 2014 | Categories: Art, Black History, Culture, Political | Tags: 1960s, African/Black experience, Black Panther Party, Chicago to St Louis, civil rights movement, Emmett Louis Till, Felisha Goodlow, lynched, Mamie Till Mobley, Memphis to Tennessee, Money Mississippi, murder, Nikki Giovanni, Oscar Grant, protest, Pullman porters, racism, Rosa Parks, SF BAYVIEW newspaper, Tania Haley, Tavia Percia, Tavia Percia Theatre Company, terrorism, Trayvon Martin, War on Afrikans | Leave a comment

DwD Project

Posted by serious2020 | December 22, 2013 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: African/Black experience, Divas with Disabilities | Leave a comment

PEOPLE’S EYE PHOTOGRAPHY

PEOPLE’S EYE PHOTOGRAPHY.

Posted by serious2020 | December 21, 2013 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: holidays, holidaze, photography | Leave a comment

My New Favorite Christmas Song [VIDEO]

My New Favorite Christmas Song [VIDEO].

Posted by serious2020 | December 20, 2013 | Categories: Adults, Children, Commentary, Community outrage, Culture, Dance, Education, Indigenous, Indigenous, Liberation, Lynching, Mental Health, Music, Native American, Political, Politics, Serious2020, Stuck in the smoke hole of our Tipi, Video, Weaponry | Tags: Elder Oldhands, Indigenous, Shoshone, silly red suit, Stuck in the smoke hole of our Tipi | Leave a comment

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