| Obama not the first african american president? - 161 sec
Obama black or white?
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 | | 70% of african american women are single - 314 sec
70% of african american women are single
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| | African American Albino Shares Her Life - Documentary - 157 sec
Join us for an intimate look into the life of Charise Johnson, a vibrant young African-American woman with a 10-year-old son and a busy life. When you first see her you can tell right away she's different. Charise has Albinism. And when you get to know her you will discover she really is different and there's nothing wrong with that.
In 1974, when Charise was born, a childhood free of major health problems is not what life had in store for her. At the age of nine she was diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis. By the time Charise became an adult, she'd had several surgeries, a temporary ostomy bag, and ultimately had her large intestines removed entirely; after which she developed Crohn's disease. Arthritis has left her in need of knee replacements and a lifetime of damage to her skin from the sun has lead to re-occurring skin cancers.
Charise, being blessed with a mature and supportive family had incredible support throughout her developmental years. They are what kept her grounded when the social pains far outweighed her physical ills. There was no shortage of bullies and teasers in Charise's life. Even as an adult she can't escape the verbal abuse of strangers with statements like "what are you?".
In "Charise: A Portrait of an African American with Albinism", Charise shares with us, her pains and her joys. She talks about her family life and what it is like having Albinism from medical, social and personal perspectives.
Directed by: Tressa Sanders
For more information about the documentary, please visit:
www.myalbinism.com
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Auteur : IjabaFilms
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| | Riz Khan - African-American youth speak out - Oct 30 -Part 1 - 589 sec
Just a few days before the US presidential election, the Riz Khan show speaks with a group of young African-American college students.
We ask them about the economy, Iraq, the historic candidacy of Democratic Senator Barack Obama and how the issue of race has been used in the 2008 election.
Auteur : AlJazeeraEnglish
Tags: Riz Khan US presidential election African-American youth vote Barack Obama race racial issue Howard University
| | African American Albino - Documentary - 155 sec
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Join us for an intimate look into the life of Charise Johnson, a vibrant young African-American woman with a 10-year-old son and a busy life. When you first see her you can tell right away she's different. Charise has Albinism. And when you get to know her you will discover she really is different and there's nothing wrong with that.
In 1974, when Charise was born, a childhood free of major health problems is not what life had in store for her. At the age of nine she was diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis. By the time Charise became an adult, she'd had several surgeries, a temporary ostomy bag, and ultimately had her large intestines removed entirely; after which she developed Crohn's disease. Arthritis has left her in need of knee replacements and a lifetime of damage to her skin from the sun has lead to re-occurring skin cancers.
Charise, being blessed with a mature and supportive family had incredible support throughout her developmental years. They are what kept her grounded when the social pains far outweighed her physical ills. There was no shortage of bullies and teasers in Charise's life. Even as an adult she can't escape the verbal abuse of strangers with statements like "what are you?".
In "Charise: A Portrait of an African American with Albinism", Charise shares with us, her pains and her joys. She talks about her family life and what it is like having Albinism from medical, social and personal perspectives.
Directed by: Tressa Sanders
For more information about the documentary, please visit:
www.myalbinism.com
www.ijabafilms.com
Auteur : IjabaFilms
Tags: bully albino albinism black african pigment genes sunburn skin cancer colitis ulcerative ostomy ocular vision blind color race ethnic ethnicity fight argue family relationships values love documentary genetics photography dvx100 independent film festival Tampa Florida Plant High School Panthers loyal affection siblings brother mother father dad mom beach movie kid children home video charise women woman girl lady son child african-american beauty beautiful pretty self-esteem genetic-disorder
| | Are You African American? - 181 sec
The Hon. James David Manning, PhD explains why blacks call themselves African Americans. This message comes from the Temple Hour of Prayer show on 2 October 2008, 3PM EST. Show url: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/atlahworldwide---temple-hour-of-prayer
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| | Sammy Davis jr Great African American tap dancers HISTORICAL - 465 sec
Sammy Davis jr Great African American tap dance giants VINTAGE lindy hop jitterbug nicholas berry brothers. Sammy Davis jr lindy hop jitterbug nicholas berry brothers Great African American tap dance giants
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| | Riz Khan - African-American youth speak out - Oct 30 -Part 2 - 768 sec
Just a few days before the US presidential election, the Riz Khan show speaks with a group of young African-American college students.
We ask them about the economy, Iraq, the historic candidacy of Democratic Senator Barack Obama and how the issue of race has been used in the 2008 election.
Auteur : AlJazeeraEnglish
Tags: Riz Khan US presidential election African-American youth vote Barack Obama race racial issue Howard University
| | Beating of African-American Motorist by N.J. State Police - 598 sec
Brutal beating of African-American motorist (Aundrey Green) after minor motor vehicle arrest by officers of the New Jersey State Police. Lawsuit filed in the Federal District Court for the Judicial District of N.J. (Camden, NJ) On March 12, 2008, jury finds defendant not liable, and finds no excessive force by officers. Mr. Green was represented by civil rights and criminal defense attorney, Vincent J. Sanzone, Jr., of Elizabeth, NJ
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| | Lecture 10 | African-American Freedom Struggle (Stanford) - 4181 sec
Lecture 10 of Clay Carson's Introduction to African-American History Course (HIST 166) concentrating on the Modern Freedom Struggle (Fall 2007). This class session is a guest lecture by Vincent Harding on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Recorded October 25, 2007 at Stanford University.
This course introduces the viewer to African-American history, with particular emphasis on the political thought and protest movements of the period after 1930, focusing on selected individuals who have shaped and been shaped by modern African-American struggles for freedom and justice. Clayborne Carson is a professor in the History Department at Stanford University; Vincent Harding is the guest lecturer.
Complete playlist for the course:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=40E11D5C66CAC48C
Course syllabus:
http://www.stanford.edu/~ccarson/History/Syllabus%20Fall%202007b.pdf
More on Clayborne Carson:
http://www.stanford.edu/~ccarson/
Stanford University channel on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/stanford
Auteur : stanforduniversity
Tags: African-American culture black history Modern Freedom Struggle civil rights movement
| | African American Hair Styles & Care : Straightening Combs & African American Hair : Tips for Black Hair Care - 91 sec
In this free video clip, our expert will explain and demonstrate methods for caring for African American hair, using irons, rollers and wraps to create hairstyles specific to black hair, and tips for maintaining healthy hair. In this clip: using straightening combs with black hair.
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| | Bobby Kennedy Predicts African American President in 40 yrs - 143 sec
I found this pretty interesting watching "Meet the Press" this morning. Robert F. Kennedy is quoted saying that America could have a Negro President in the next 40 years. This was in 1968.... it is 2008... 40 years. Also, the candidacies of Barack Obama and Robert Kennedy are strikingly similar, both in message and during a time of an unpopular war.
Auteur : OldplusNew
Tags: Barack Obama Robert F. Kennedy Bobby John Hillary -Clinton
| | Lecture 1 | African-American Freedom Struggle (Stanford) - 2621 sec
Lecture 1 of Clay Carson's Introduction to African-American History Course (HIST 166) concentrating on the Modern Freedom Struggle (Fall 2007). Topics in this lecture include a course introduction and W.E.B. Du Bois. Recorded September 25, 2007 at Stanford University.
This course introduces the viewer to African-American history, with particular emphasis on the political thought and protest movements of the period after 1930, focusing on selected individuals who have shaped and been shaped by modern African-American struggles for freedom and justice. Clayborne Carson is a professor in the History Department at Stanford University.
Complete playlist for the course:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=40E11D5C66CAC48C
Course syllabus:
http://www.stanford.edu/~ccarson/History/Syllabus%20Fall%202007b.pdf
More on Clayborne Carson:
http://www.stanford.edu/~ccarson/
Stanford University channel on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/stanford
Auteur : stanforduniversity
Tags: African-American culture black history Modern Freedom Struggle civil rights movement
| | Barack Obama 1st African American President Of The United States Of America! - 158 sec
Obama makes history! CNN reports "Sen. Barack Obama will defeat Sen. John McCain to become the next U.S. president, CNN projects. Projected wins in West Coast states helped give the Democrat the magic number of electoral vote" Time for a change.
Obama Makes History: Barack Obama Becomes The 1st African American President Of The United States Of America!
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| | Obama Heckled by African American Protesters in Florida - Complete Video - 343 sec
Obama Heckled by African American Protesters in Florida - Complete High Quality Video
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| | Linguistic Profiling, AfricanAmerican English Origin, Gullah - 339 sec
Discusses the linguistic profiling research of John Baugh. Linguistic profiling is when are discriminated against on the basis of perceived dialect (see also: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAZMIC_OwTw, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KCL97s1lJg).
Also discusses one theory on the origins of African American English. The theory here is the creolist view. Other views include (1) substratist view, (2) dialectologist (or Anglicist) view, (3) settler principle view, (4) founder principle view.
Also briefly mentions Gullah, a creole language spoken by the descendents of slaves off the coasts of South Carolina and Georgia.
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Transcript
In the 1960s Detroit was the home of Motown. Today there's a thriving hip hop scence. Even the white cross-over rapper Eminem comes from the area called 8-mile. Inner city Detroit is 82% African American. But language can define you just as much as the color of your skin. At the main bus station we meet John Baugh, a professor of linguistics from Stanford University in California. John joins us in Detroit to demonstrate an experiment he's been conducting for years about how American react to different accents. It's called linguistic profiling. First, he checks the rental housing section in the city paper. Then, he calls properties that are advertised for rent. He calls first using an African American accent.
Realtor: May I help you?
JB: Yes, my name is Michael Davis. I was calling to see if you might have any houses for rent that might be available?
RM: Then, he calls again speaking with a Latino accent.
JB: Hello. This is Juan Ramirez. I'm calling about the apartment you have advertised in the paper. Yes.
RM: Finally, he calls in a perfectly neutral American accent, which is, in fact, how he reall talks.
RM: What kind of results have you been getting today?
JB: I've actually been getting some mixed results today, but generally speaking the minority dialects do not fair as well and particularly in the affluent communities.
RM: Is that race or economic class?
JB: It's both. Race in and of itself will not be the factor that excludes one from a particular neighbourhood or a house for sale in an affluent community.
RM: Linguists like Baugh believe the racism behind such prejudice shows ignorance of black history and language. That history is celebrated in this African American museum. The stories of slavery and black english are inextricably linked. It's often assumed by blacks as well as whites that African Americans speak bad or lazy English. In fact, black English has roots as deep and a grammar as consistent as Scottish, Irish, or any other of the Englishes spoken around the world. It was the dreadful traffic in human lives that brought English to the coast of Africa. British and American slavers trading up river introduced the English language to the African middlemen from who they bought the slaves. 20 years ago when we filmed our TV series The Story of English, we went to an upriver trading post in Sierra Leone. 300 years ago blacks and whites communicated with a simplified English known as pidgin.
JB: The contemporary African American dialects all grew from the trade languages that evolved from slavery. The language mixing that took place between the African languages and English on the West Coast of Africa for trading purposes still function today.
RM: This Anglo-African mixture is still the lingua franca on this river. River trade carried it down to the coast and slave depots. This is Bunce Island. The ruins of an old slave fort still stand here. To prevent revolts, trades made sure the slaves penned up here spoke different languages. To talk to each other, the slaves created their own pidgin. So, even before they left Africa, they were speaking an English that was all their own.
JB: And so the slave factories and these trading languages that you've illustrated here are the very origins of contemporary African American English.
RM: 20 years ago, when we filmed off the coast of South Carolina, you could still hear the faint whispers of slave English. On the islands of Kiowah, Edisto, Daufuskie, and Wadamalaw, older people like Benjamin Bligen and his sister Janie Hunter still spoke Gullah and Geechy.
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Tags: linguistics sociolinguistics AAVE Gullah Geechee linguistic profiling John Baugh discrimination
| | Ebonics/African American Vernacular - 540 sec
Ebonics/African American Vernacular
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| | I'm not African American???? - 497 sec
I am so mad about these comments that were stated on College Hill and I just have to express my opinion. Give responses if you like.
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| | African-American Hockey 1895-1925 - 160 sec
Based on the Book, "Black Ice: The Lost History of the Colored Hockey League, 1895-1925" this video gives a brief description of this unique, all-Black, hockey league that predated the NHL and the Negro Baseball League. See www.blackicebook.com for more info, or purchase at www.amazon.com.
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| | Pillars of Success: 4 Generations of African American CPAs - 589 sec
The accounting profession is wide open...
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