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- International Human Rights Attorney, Author, businessman
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- It is a necessary component for political power
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My Contribution to the struggle for Self-determination
As a International Human Rights Attorney and Political Science Professor what I have to offer is my knowledge of Politics, Nationalism, and Human Rights. So, I am offering my time and a course that is valued at $2800.00 per student for free. The only cost is a 55.00 registration fee because it is an online class.
This is the Syllabus that will give us the knowledge to obtain autonomy
American Institute of International Law & Diplomacy
On line Course-Election Commission Training 101
Tuesd… Continue
This is the Syllabus that will give us the knowledge to obtain autonomy
American Institute of International Law & Diplomacy
On line Course-Election Commission Training 101
Tuesd… Continue
Posted on November 4, 2009 at 11:30pm — 1 Comment
Unity is spelled P-L-E-B-I-S-C-I-T-E
Unity is spelled P-L-E-B-I-S-C-I-T-E
Every African American organization from the Nation of Islam to the NAACP has talked about UNITY and why it was important for African Americans to have UNITY. There have been songs, marches, rallies, and meetings held to achieve Black unity, but we have not been unified. Sure there have been certain short term issues that we have unified on, but we have never unified on a systematic structural SOLUTION. Why? Because as soon as someone talks about unity, out… Continue
Every African American organization from the Nation of Islam to the NAACP has talked about UNITY and why it was important for African Americans to have UNITY. There have been songs, marches, rallies, and meetings held to achieve Black unity, but we have not been unified. Sure there have been certain short term issues that we have unified on, but we have never unified on a systematic structural SOLUTION. Why? Because as soon as someone talks about unity, out… Continue
Posted on September 6, 2009 at 6:36pm —
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Grace Rollins is owner and creator of Little Pan-African Cloth Peoples- handmade African-American dolls
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for our children (and us big children too!!)
These dolls are made with the mind set of the telling our ancestors' story of a simpler time in addition enduring more difficult circumstances. The customs, stories and traditions conveyed through the dolls in a simple, elegant, natural radience is a refreshing change from today's standards and sharply contrasts the medias perception of what African-Americans should look like.
**Standard Dolls- $40.00
**Deluxe dolls-
Country Diva Collection- $70.00
Sunday Best Collection- $70.00
Let me know the following!
* Please choose from three different shades of delicious, snuggly choices; Cinnamon (light), Coco (medium) and Chocolate (dark).
* Please choose Male or Female!
* **For Standard doll(s) only** Please choose between three different hair styles; Afro, Cornrows or Locs. They can even be bald if you so desire!
* Please choose Color of hair in black (standard), brown, auburn, gray or, salt & pepper.
* Please choose clothing color(s).
Send your order request to with the above information to:
Visit my world..........
Yarn into cloth. Cloth into dolls. Pan-African Dolls.littlepan-africanclothpeoples.blogspot.com
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I love animals
With potatoes
And brown gravy.
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by
Zekita
Grace Rollins is owner and creator of Little Pan-African Cloth Peoples- handmade African-American dolls
(LittlePan-AfricanClothPeoples.
blogspot.com)
for our children (and us big children too!!)
These dolls are made with the mind set of the telling our ancestors' story of a simpler time in addition enduring more difficult circumstances. The customs, stories and traditions conveyed through the dolls in a simple, elegant, natural radience is a refreshing change from today's standards and sharply contrasts the medias perception of what African-Americans should look like.
**Standard Dolls- $40.00
**Deluxe dolls-
Country Diva Collection- $70.00
Sunday Best Collection- $70.00
Let me know the following!
* Please choose from three different shades of delicious, snuggly choices; Cinnamon (light), Coco (medium) and Chocolate (dark).
* Please choose Male or Female!
* **For Standard doll(s) only** Please choose between three different hair styles; Afro, Cornrows or Locs. They can even be bald if you so desire!
* Please choose Color of hair in black (standard), brown, auburn, gray or, salt & pepper.
* Please choose clothing color(s).
Send your order request to with the above information to:
Visit my world..........
Yarn into cloth. Cloth into dolls. Pan-African Dolls.littlepan-africanclothpeoples.blogspot.com
Watching. Eating. Preserving. Growing. Being. The Blogletter. mangobuttahqueen
.blogspot.com
I love animals
With potatoes
And brown gravy.
http://littlepan-africanclothpeoples. blogspot.com/
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