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- Adrianne George
- Blog on Black Women in Europe
- Aishah Shahidah Simmons
- Aishah Shahidah Simmons is the producer, writer, and director of the feature length documentary NO!. She is an award-winning African-American feminist lesbian independent documentary filmmaker, television and radio producer, published writer, international lecturer, and activist based in Philadelphia, PA. In 1992, Aishah Shahidah Simmons founded AfroLez® Productions, an AfroLez®femcentric multimedia arts company committed to using the moving image, the written and spoken word to address those issues which have a negative impact on marginalized and disenfranchised people
- Akosua
- Music by Akosua
- Amber Whitman
- Writer/Poet/Freelancer
Universal Peace Ambassador
Amber A.Whitman - Ananda Kiamsha Madelyn Leeke
- Welcome to my world of kreative grooviness. I humbly walk Mother Earth as a spiritual energy being having a human experience as a Flower Child-Yogini-Artist-Writer-Entrepreneur-any whatever Spirit has for me to do.
- Angeline Bandon-Bibum
- My name is Angeline Bandon-Bibum, and I am originally from Atlantic City, New Jersey. At eighteen years old, I matriculated to Howard University. At Howard, I met my husband of more than twenty years, Chrys, who is from Cameroon. After graduating from Howard University, we remained in the Washington, D.C. area. We have lived in the greater Washington, D.C. area since.
Since the age of ten, I had been interested in a becoming writer. Growing up, I wrote short stories and some poems. As a teenager, this desire to be a writer continued to burn slowly within me. - Barbara Joe Williams
- Barbara Joe-Williams is a long-term resident of Tallahassee, Florida. However, she was born and raised in Rosston, Arkansas. She spent four years in the U.S. Navy prior to attending college. She holds an A.A. degree in Office Education from Tallahassee Community College. She has a B.S. degree in Business Education and a M.Ed. in Counseling Education from Florida A&M University.
She is currently a freelance writer, an independent publisher (Amani Publishing, LLC), and an active member of the Tallahassee Writer's Association. - Betha Davis
- Bertha M. Davis, a Native of Mississippi, is a freelance writer and Chaplin/volunteer at the Marion County Jail in Indianapolis, Indiana. She is an Award Winning Author, A Best Seller for her book Growing Up In Mississippi.
- Blanche Williams
- Blanche Williams is one of today's most inspiring and engaging communicators. A true renaissance woman, she has evolved from a non-conforming business and community maverick into a national broadcast journalist, acclaimed author, dynamic
speaker and change agent. She believes that success doesn't happen by chance, "it's my choice." - Callie Herd
- Planning and Preparing for College (Scholarships, Internships, Etc)
To prepare students and their parents for college success in areas of academic readiness, community service, internships, summer programs, etc. The blog is to be used as a preparation infrastructure on various areas of college topics. The audience is high school students, parents, under-graduates and graduates students. - Charlynne Boddie
- Reel Sisters TV is an original TV movie review concept birthed by the creative sister duo Charlynne and Shaunya Boddie. It aired from 2002 to 2004 on the LeSEA Broadcasting Network worldwide to some 312 million viewers.
- Davette Reid
- Wake with the sun, lunch by the beach and dine under the
island stars. Relax, you're at Becky's by the Sea Vacation Villa, superlative private accommodations with all the comforts of home on the island of sunny Barbados.
A vacation getaway for couples, friends or families.
Rent Becky's magnificent coral stone villa just 50 yards from Fitts Village beach and sit by the beautiful bay window or lounge on the sun drenched deck neighbors call "the thing on top of the big white house" with a view of the beautiful Caribbean Sea. - Debra Phillips
- Debra Phillips can't recall a time when she didn't have a pen or pencil in hand to write something down on paper. It all began with the writing of songs, then poetry that she would recite to her Barbie and Ken dolls.
- Delores Thornton
- Delores Thornton, a lifelong Indianapolis resident, belongs to several writing organizations including her own Marguerite Press founded in 1996; Marguerite Press Promo, founded in 2003 and Marguerite Press PR (launched 2006). She is host of the BookNook and A Round 2 It, radio shows on www.margueritepress.com. A columnist for the Indiana Herald Newspaper (PLEASE VISIT OUR BOOK CLUB PAGE AT: www.margueritepress.com). Thornton is the literary expert at Blackrefer.com www.blackrefer.com, and has
been inducted into the Self Publishing Hall of Fame(www.bookmarket.com/selfpublish.html). - Denise Jannah
- Denise Jannah was born in Suriname, South America. With her family she moved to Holland in the mid seventies. For 4,5 years she studied Law at the University of Utrecht , but her love for music made her change her course: she enrolled into the Conservatory in Hilversum and completed her studies there, also earning her degree as a vocal educator.
In 1989 she won third prize at the Internationales Liederfestival "Menschen und Meer" in Rostock, former D.D.R. In that year she also was offered an important part in the musical "A Night at the Cotton Club" in which she starred in 347 performances in Holland, Germany and Belgium. - Diane Abbott
- In 1987 Diane Abbott made history by becoming the first black woman ever elected to the British Parliament. She has since built a distinguished career as a parliamentarian, broadcaster and commentator.
In the Beginning
Diane was born in London in 1953. She attended the grammar school Harrow County and then went on to Newnham College Cambridge where she obtained a Masters degree in history.
When she left Cambridge University Diane joined Government as a Home Office Civil Servant. She went on to work for the lobby group the National Council for Civil Liberties, then she became a journalist. She worked extensively as a freelancer and she went on to work as a reporter for the breakfast television company TV-AM and Thames Television. And she also worked as a public relations consultant for various public sector clients. - Deatri King-Bey
- When Deatri was six years old, her mother was told that because of
Deatri's dyslexia, she'd probably never learn how to read. At that
time it was recommended Deatri partake in a specialized reading
curriculum. Unbeknownst to Deatri's parents, this additional help
their daughter would need was actually Deatri being taken out of
reading class to sit in the hallway with a tape recorder for a teacher.
When Deatri entered the fourth grade at a different school, her
parents were terrified to learn their daughter couldn't read. For
years she'd been reciting the bedtime stories to her mother from
memory instead of actually reading the written words from the
pages. My have times changed. - Elaine Lee
- Elaine Lee is the author/editor of "Go Girl: The Black Woman's Book of Travel and Adventure" published by Eighth Mountain Press in October of 1997. She is a freelance writer who specializes in ethnic and women's travel. She has contributed to the following magazines and webzines: Heart and Soul, Bet.com, Maiden Voyages, Essence, Emerge, Black Enterprise, Upscale, Science of Mind, Global Black Woman, Bark, NetNoir.com, Adventuredivas.com, African American Women On Tour's National Newspaper Supplement, Ms., Transitions Abroad, Quarterly Black Review of Books. She has also contributed stories to four anthologies: Beyond L.A. Law, compiled by Janet Smith and published by Harcourt Brace in 1998, Age Ain't Nothing But Number: Black Women Explore Midlife, edited by Carleen Brice for Beacon Press in 2003, Black Travel Writing, edited by R. Victoria Arana in 2003 for The Sonia Sanchez Literary Review and Life Spices from Seasoned Sisters, edited by Vickie Ward in 2005 for Nubian Images Publishing.
- Electa Rome Parks
- Electa Rome Parks, one of the rising stars in contemporary fiction, is the author of the best-selling novels THE TIES THAT BIND and LOOSE ENDS, which were originally self-published through her own company, Novel Ideal Publishing and Editorial Services Company, a company now dedicated to quality editorial services.
- Fania Simos
- Poetry by Fania.
- Feon Davis
- Christian Poet: Feon Davis
I am living here in Morehead City, North Carolina. I love to writing from a loving Spirit of everything that is precious. My other hobbies includes; planting flowers, design creative simple graphics, rebuilding a computer tech wise, and playing with our pet and shopping. I have been writing well over 20 years now. - Fiona Zedde
- Fiona Zedde moved to the United States from Jamaica as an adolescent. After spending her formative years in Florida and gaining an undergraduate degree in Gender Studies and British and American Literature at New College of Florida, she moved to Atlanta, Georgia, where she currently resides. Her fiction has been published in Necrologue: DIVA Book of the Dead and the Undead (DIVA), Wicked: Sexy Tales of Legendary Lovers (Cleis), Best Lesbian Erotica 2004 (Cleis), as well as other collections. Her novels, Bliss and A Taste of Sin, are currently available from booksellers worldwide.
- Gloria Mallette
- Gloria Mallette's first novel, WHEN WE PRACTIVE TO DECEIVE, a small mass market paperback was published in November 1995 by Holloway House Publishing Company while she was employed part-time as a Federal Perkins Loan Coordinator at Medgar Evers College in Brooklyn, New York. One year later Gloria resigned her position to pursue writing full-time. However, by 2000, with five manuscripts and several rejection letters from major publishing houses in her file cabinet, with a mighty shove from her husband, Gloria stepped timidly onto the self-published track.
- Gloria Taylor Edwards
- If you're on a continuous quest for information and 'HIGHER' knowledge, and you love good books, good music, and good conversation, then you've come to the right place. My current path in life allows me this wonderful opportunity to combine my passion for reading and writing with my radio journalist work. Every week, one or more of my radio shows are featured on this page
- Gloria Wekker
- Gloria Wekker is a social and cultural anthropologist, specializing in Women's Studies, African American Studies, and Caribbean Studies, with additional interest in clinical psychology. Wekker studied Anthropology at the University of Amsterdam and holds a PhD from the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA, 1992). Her doctoral dissertation, Ik Ben een Gouden Munt [I Am a Gold Coin] centers on constructions of subjectivity and sexuality among Creole working-class women in Suriname. This research interest has become a longitudinal project (1990 - 2002) and its results will be published by Columbia University Press in 2003. Wekker holds the IIAV - chair on gender end ethnicity from 2001 - 2006.
- Gwynne Forster
- Gwynne Forster is national best-selling and award-winning author of four books of general mainstream fiction, seventeen romance novels and five novellas. Kensington Publishing Corp. Dafina Books released her fourth book of general fiction, WHATEVER IT TAKES, in August 2005, following the immensely successful IF YOU WALKED IN MY SHOES - released in December 2004.
- Harriet Kessie (Hairdressing Uk)
- Customer Care, Excellence and Vision form the cornerstone of this fresh, forward thinking and convention denying salon.
The company's vision of providing the 'Total Hair Experience' is embodied in the open and modern surroundings of the salon, constant development of staff and a computerised Client Management System which ensures an efficient and professional service. - H. Renay Anderson
- H. Renay Anderson has lived in the Austin, Texas area for over 20 years. She is originally from the Bay area of Northern California. She worked for IBM in Quality Assurance and in Operations for over ten years. She moved to Austin, Texas while working for IBM.She decided to write her first book back in 2002, shortly after she received her Masters degree in Organizational Management. She wanted to start a new chapter in her life. A chapter where she was doing what made her happy. Writing has always been an outlet for her. It made her happy to see others faces as they read her poems and sho
- Isis Coble
- You may also know me as Isis or as Meerkaat.
I am an intuitive psychic, trained counselor and educator. I have worked as an advisor for more than 35 years.
I have been reading cards since my first deck was given to me by a very annoyed gypsy.
I was nine years old.
I was in the back of the gypsy's shop with her niece. The fortuneteller started yelling, wanting THIS Negro girl OUT of her store and GONE! She grabbed my hand, looked at my palm, stared at my lines, thrust a deck of cards at me and shouted, "GO!!" - Izaline Calister
- Izaline Calister - Singer, composer and lyricist with a distinctive personal musical style. A charismatic performer, at times warm and intimate, then again expressive and extroverted, masterfully weaving together the traditional music of her native island, Curaçao (Dutch Caribbean), with Jazz. Izaline possesses the exceptional gift that makes all the difference for a soloist, as she sings in her mother tongue, Papiamentu, with feeling and grace. She has this ability to remain true to her roots and successfully reach out and conquer audiences around the world singing in an unfamiliar language, while melding seamlessly the pulsating rhythms of Afro-Antilles music with Jazz.
- Jamie Walker
- Dr. Jamie Walker is president and CEO of J.D. Publishing Group. Originally from Oakland, California, she currently resides in Washington, D.C., where she teaches African American Literature at Howard University and freelances for Heart & Soul magazine, in addition to a number of other magazines and newspapers. Walker graduated magna cum laude from San Francisco State University, where she studied Theater Arts and Black Studies. She received both her Masters and Ph.D. (with Distinction) in African American and Caribbean Literature from Howard University.
- Janet West Sellars
- Writing has been Janet's most enduring passion for as long as she can remember. The embodiment of her passion is impressively revealed in her first novel, Quiet As It's Kept. Janet was born in the Washington, DC area. Her creative spirit was cultivated and nurtured by her mother's love of the arts. At home, Janet would use her already polished powers of persuasion to enlist her siblings and friends as cohorts in all types of escapades. Fueled by her burgeoning imagination, even as a child, Janet has always had a natural gift for weaving a tall tale.
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