Sunday, May 29, 2011

Brand of the Day: Africa is the Future


Just love this France-based clothing brand. Africa is the Future. I'm waiting for my hoodie to arrive so I can represent! :) Take a look at: africaisthefuture.com

BIG-UP: Funmi Peters


Just wanna give a little Big-up to Funmi Peters, nigerian designer in Sweden. For her very creative vibe of traditional african dresses!


Beauty of the Moment



BEAUTY OF THE MOMENT: Okawa Shaznay, Cameroon/USA

Friday, May 27, 2011

International Year for People of African Descent


Year 2011 is the "International Year for People of African Descent". I think that is a good (small) step by UN to recognise the role of people of African decent.

READ MORE: http://www.un.org/en/events/iypad2011
“The International Year must become a milestone in the on-going campaign to advance the rights of people of African descent. It deserves to be accompanied by activities that fire the imagination, enhance our understanding of the situation of people of African descent and are a catalyst for real and positive change in the daily lives of the millions of Afro-descendants around the world.”
-Navi Pillay, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights





Thursday, May 26, 2011

Psychology Today: Stop Publishing Racist & Sexist Articles - Sign the Petition!

Please sign the petition against the article entitled "Why Are Black Women Less Physically Attractive Than Other Women?", it takes less than 60 seconds!

Quoting from Change.org
In an attempt to defend previous publications, Kanazawa wrote, “If what I say is wrong (because it is illogical or lacks credible scientific evidence), then it is my problem. If what I say offends you, it is your problem.”
Well, as Khadijah Britton of Scientific American put it, “Satoshi Kanazawa has a problem.” So does Psychology Today.
http://www.change.org/petitions/psychology-today-stop-publishing-racist-sexist-articles

Thursday, May 12, 2011

COMING UP: Miss Africa Sweden


Just want to give a little Big-up to "Miss Africa Sweden". This year is the fourth time. And it's a concept with focus on the young, modern and dynamic Africa! And most of all to create alternative and role models for young swedish girls with african roots.

Take a look at Miss Africa Sweden 2011 at www.missafricasweden.se