Blog Watch
Today, the “Black Blogsphere” is feisty and thriving. There are a number of excellent Blogs created by people of all colors containing content that will interest anyone concerned about African and African American affairs. Erik Hersman and grew up in Kenya and Sudan and writes about Africa and how technology will affect it in his Blog “WHITEAFRICAN”. He links to other African Blogs as well as discusses being white in Africa. At AfricanPath, you will find "Ideal Connections" for human rights violation, African technology, politics, and other news that would never appear on FOX or CNN. The Timbuktu Chronicles offers another view of Africa and Africans with a focus on entrepreneurship, innovation, technology, practical remedies and other self sustaining activities. Diseducation is aimed at young, educated, Black and Latino professionals who want to stay informed, entertained and challenged. We found a new prospect at the The Assimilated Negro who asks a simple question: "What's black and white and read all over?"
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This Autumn in AFROCyberspace
The Fall of 2008 promises to be an exciting time in AFROCyberspace. Election Year theatrics and hoopla, the rise of the Black author, staying well and feeling better are al topics that have imporant websites that will help enrich your life.
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Reynold O. Harris, Ph.D., and Stafford L. Battle have been “Black Pioneers on the Net,” “Black Geeks”, “Cyber Activists” , as well as technology motiviatonal speakers since the dawn of the Intenet.
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| Obama Candidacy |
The “O” Man is Voters’ Top Candidate
![Obama]() mosimage}Barrack Obama appears to be the number choice among voters according to many of the political "Pundits" but there is still a lot of time and obstacles to overcome become moving Michelle's furnishings into the White House. Visit Obama on the web at: http://www.brackobama.com . Also, in anticipation of upcoming political nasty tricks, go to http://www.fightthesmears.org/ for more information.
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| Space Above Africa |
Space Technology in Africa
Africa may be betting its future on space -- communications satellites, orbital platforms to observe earth, space stations for scientific research, moon bases to mine precious raw materials, and eventually junkets to Mars and beyond.
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AFROBooks
AFROCyberspace: 2000+ African American Web Sites That Will Change Your World is available for purchase. Preview the latest edition here. Motiviational Morsels by Rey Harris, Ph.D., is also available for purchase. Preview here. The Black Author Showcase Social Network offers an opportunity to interact with other self-published authors . Tavis Smiley’s Covenant With Black America was reportedly the first black nonfiction author to make the New York Times Best Sellers List and he continues to prove that Black people read and buy books. His efforts will transform the publishing industry. His works can be considered a “must” read. Black Images is said to be the oldest Black bookstore in Texas having been in business for over 20 years. Mosaic Books is an AFROCentric Book Store and Online Magazine is another survivor among small bookstores that deserve their special niche in the marketplace. TimBookTu is a community of writers and poets established to exchange ideas, locate resources, receive and give encouragement to/from fellow poets and writers. Karibubooks offers books by and about African people regularly feature book signings and exhibitions. The Shrine of the Black Madonna is committed to “transforming the spiritual emptiness, economic powerlessness and social disorganization that has plagued the Black community.”
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