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The First Afro-american Baseball Player In Mlb--- Jackie Robinson

By: Angela | 2010-12-15 | Recreation & Sports
This passage mainly talked about Jackie Robinson, the first Afro-American baseball player in MLB. read more

5 Suggestions For Properly Caring For Afro-american Hair

By: Jacob Schiffer | 2010-10-07 | Article Marketing
To properly care for African-American hair, choose gentle, hydrating hair products; apply conditioners before you go swimming; never under-condition or over-shampoo; avoid products that contain synthetic oils; and be careful of the tips of your hair. read more

Where To Look For Afro Wigs

By: Earl Flournoy | 2010-11-12 | Fashion
The African American, or usually called Afro, is a popular hairstyle associated with the African American culture. This is typified as an almost perfect sphere-shaped tightly curled hair on the top of the head. read more

Blink - By Malcolm Gladwell - An Audio Book Review

By: Jim Oneil | 2010-03-30 | Book Reviews
Audio books are now one of the latest and hottest trends in the market as the Internet provides as access to these great talking books without charge. In today's audio book selection, one name has been dominating the reading public when it comes to leadership, self-help, mastering one's self. That is Malcolm Gladwell. Whoever doesn't know him can either be lucky for not needing his help or must be a pittance. read more

Robot Chicken Season 5 Episode 6 Is Fully Loaded With Malcolm X!

By: Thomas | 2011-02-04 | Arts & Entertainment
To watch Robot Chicken is not less than a ride to an exciting world, where stop-motion figures create lots of humorous moments. The stop-motion animation or technique first came in existence in 1898. The stop-animation has a long history in movies, but it has been used by the creators of this show very appropriately, and this is the only reason why people are catching season 5 full episodes not only on air, but through the web as well! read more

MYH9 and its link to kidney disease in Afro-Americans

By: Dirk Rowell | 2011-01-09 | Technology
MYH9 encodes a non-muscle heavy chain type 11A Myosin protein, which plays an important role in cytokinesis, cell shape, motility and secretions. read more

Sister Betty X Shabazz

By: Karen Peralta | 2010-04-04 | Politics
Betty X (born Betty Jean Sanders) lived from May 28, 1936 to June 23, 1997. The widow of civil rights leader Malcolm X, she died three weeks after being severely burned in a fire allegedly set by her 12-year-old grandson. Shabazz's funeral service was held at the Islamic Cultural Center in New York City. Betty Shabazz was buried next to her husband, Malcolm X, at the Ferncliff Cemetery in Hartsdale, New York. There is a major mosque in Harlem named after Sister Betty X Shabazz. read more

Occupy Wall Street Lacks African American Support

By: Jordan Guy | 2011-11-29 | Society
Although the Occupy Wall Street movement has swept the nation, there has been a noticeable absence of African Americans participating in the protest. Several factors could contribute to the lack of involvement. Here are a few. read more

Afro Hair Extensions

By: Michelle Scott | 2011-12-30 | Shopping
There was once a time when no one would ever admit that they were wearing hair extensions, but times have changed and today it is very common to need Afro hair extensions. read more

The Importance Of Finding Out African American Historical Past

By: Carl H. Timbur | 2010-12-06 | News and society
Nowadays now we have advantages that the final technology did not have. Not only do we have equal rights for the most half, but we've got whole libraries stuffed with African American historical past that we will consult. read more

Black Theology - A Christianity for African Americans

By: thessayist | 2011-04-10 | Religion
America experienced social turmoil and racial discord during the 1960s. Black Americans rejected segregation and discrimination, unprosecuted racial violence, and second-class citizenship as status quo. In the midst of this turbulent period, a relatively unknown theologian from a rural town in Arkansas emerged to confront the abstract and irrelevant definitions of white mainstream theology and to speak to the social conditions of black Americans. read more

Improving Your Afro Hair Styles

By: Sonia Evelyn | 2011-04-21 | Health & Fitness
Image plays an incredible role in our society as individuals rely heavily on first impressions and the significance of personal presentation. Several individuals invest a great amount of cash towards ... read more

American Idol

By: Subhash | 2010-01-29 | Self Improvement
American Idol debuted without hype as a summer replacement show in June 2002 on the Fox Broadcasting Company after being rejected by numerous other networks. The show's co-hosts were Ryan Seacrest and read more

Watching Teddy Afro New Ethiopian Music Video

By: Vikram Kumar | 2010-09-17 | Project management
You do not have to go to You Tube to get the latest videos on Teddy Afro new music. You can get any Ethiopian music video as well as the latest news from the country when you go to an online site that is devoted to Ethiopia and to all things Ethiopian. read more

Colonial American History

By: Dr Simon Harding | 2010-10-12 | History
It is extremely difficult to generalize about the American colonies. The seventeenth century seems to have been an era of experimentation and a wide variety of motives had inspired the promoters of colonial schemes. Neither in England nor America did anyone worry about the unity of purpose or objectives. read more