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10 things you should know about slavery and won’t learn at ‘Django’
February 4, 2013
Much hullabaloo has been made recently about slavery as entertainment in movies like “Django Unchained.” But lost in the discussion is slavery as history. Though sadistic and macabre, the plain truth is that slavery was an unprecedented economic juggernaut whose impact is still lived by each of us daily. Here’s my top-10 list of things everyone should know about the economic roots of slavery.
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Filed Under: Culture Stories
Tags: acts of sabotage • African rice growers • Africans • Africans in Haiti • Africans’ economic skills • agricultural knowledge • Alonzo Herndon • American colonies • Black economic empowerment • Black economic institutions • Bordeaux • Boston Latin • Britain • British Empire • British Navy • Caribbean • Charleston S.C. • Christoph Waltz • Civil War • colonial era • ColorLines • Confederacy • cotton gin • economic apartheid • economic oppression • economic roots of slavery • economic system • Europe • expert metal workers • France • George Washington • gold mines • goldsmiths • grow cultivate crops • Imara Jones • industrial revolution • international economic system • Investment in slavery • Isabel Wilkerson • Jamaica • Jamie Foxx • Jefferson Davis • JP Morgan Chase • Ku Klux Klan • Lehman Brothers • Liverpool • London • Manchester • Mississippi River • modern global economy • New York • New York Life • North America • plantations • Portuguese • Reconstruction • Silicon Valley • silver mines • slave economy • slave holder • Slave revolts • slave trade • slavery • slavery as entertainment • slavery as history • Southern plantations • Spanish • sugar • United Kingdom • Virginia • Wall Street • West African civilizations • Western Europe • Western Hemisphere • White Citizens Councils • “Django Unchained” • “Sugar House” • “The Warmth of Other Suns”
Keep AAMLO and all libraries open, Oakland!
June 29, 2011
A recent evening at the African American Museum and Library in Oakland was special. The line wrapped around the corner of 14th Street at Martin Luther King Jr. Way as people lined up to hear Isabel Wilkerson talk about her book, “The Warmth of Other Suns: The Epic Story of America’s Great Migration.”
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Wanda’s Picks for May 2011
May 4, 2011
Happy Mother’s Day to Yuri Kochiyama! I’d like to also wish the women who haven’t seen their children in a long time, some since birth, a special Happy Mother’s Day. Our prayers are with you even if you feel alone at a time when in America prisons systematically separate mothers from their children, often permanently.
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Filed Under: Culture Stories
Tags: 10th Annual DIVAfest • 11th Annual Malcolm X Jazz Arts Festival • 14th Annual Stone Soul Concert • AAMLO • Abbie Rhone • Above All" • Abraham Burton • Abraham Burton Trio • Abraham Burton’s Trio • Africa Contemporary Arts Consortium • African American Museum and Library • African Burial Ground • African Diaspora • All of Us or None • Alrick Brown • America On-Line’s Black Voices • Andrea Joyce • Angela Davis • Angola 3 • Anna Deavere Smith • Art and Music in the Gardens • Atlantic • Audubon Ballroom • Berkeley Rep • Berry Gordy Jr. • Bill of Rights • Birdie Africa • Black Holocaust or Maafa • Black Monk • Book Passage • Booker T. Washington • Brandon Darby • California Coalition for Women Prisoners • California Coalition for Women Prisoners (CCWP) • California Habeas Project • Castro • Central California Women’s Facility (CCWF) • Charlie Wilson • Cheryl Smith • Chinese-American • City Lights • Claude Marks • Common Ground Relief • Congo • Constitution • Dakar • Dance Mission Theater • Daniele Anastasion • Danny Glover • Debbie Peagler • Dejuan Conner • Detroit • Diana Ross • Digital Underground • Dimensions Rites of Passage Spring Production • Dispersal (Hurricane Katrina) • Dogpatch Cafe and Art Gallery • Dorian Brockington • Douglas Turner Ward • Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. • East Bay • Eastside Arts Alliance • Egypt • Elvin Jones • Eric Revis • Eric Strauss • EXIT Theatre Studio • Fantasia • FBI • Field of Dreams • Firestone • First Congregational Church of Oakland • First Landing National Monument to Slavery and Freedom • First Landing of Africans • Flint • Florent Tillon • Ford • Fort Monroe • France and Burkina Faso • Frances Driscoll • Freight and Savage • Gap Band • George Washington Carver • Germany • Gipsy Kings • Göran Hugo Olsson • Grassroots Composers Ensemble • Hafsa Al Amin • Haiti and Latin America • Hampton • Hank Jones • Harlem • Hitler • Honorable Elijah Muhammad • International Year for People of African Descent • Isabel Wilkerson • Ivy League • Jazz Heritage Center Educational and Media Theatre • Jean Kwok • Jeff Stetson • John Africa • John Fogerty • John Henrik Clarke • John Santos • John Santos Sextet • Jon Fromer • Joshua Safan • Kabuki • Kaidi Depelchin • Kamala Harris • Kathryn Wood • Katie Galloway • KBLX • Kelly Duane de La Vega • Ken Foster • Kim Longinott • Kimball’s Carnival • Kimberly Jeffery • King Leopold • La Tierra de Arará Celebrating the Dance and Music of the Afro-Caribbean • Lake Merritt Garden Center • Lance Armstrong • Laney College Theater • Lauren Hutton • Legal Services for Prisoners with Children • Leonard Foglia • Leslie Neale • Little Stevie Wonder • LWOP • Mabel Williams • Malcolm X • Malik Rahim • Malonga Casquelourd Center • Malonga Casquelourd Center for the Arts Theatre • Marisa Gonzalez • Mark Wright • Marvin Gaye • Medea Project • Mediterranean • Michael Jackson • Michael Lange • Michael Moore • Michelle Alexander • Michigan • Morrie Turner • Mother’s Day • Motown • MOVE family • Muammar Qaddafi • Museum of the African Diaspora • Museum of the African Diaspora (MoAD) • Muziki Roberson • NAACP • Nadia Costa • Nasheet Waits • Natasha • Nation of Islam • NBC • New York • New York Times • Ogun • Old Point Comfort • Oliver Schmitz • Opiyo Okach • Pearl Cleage • Pink Saris" • Pop Lyfe • Port Chicago 50 • Port Chicago Naval Base • President Barack Obama • Priscilla Ocen • Prostate Cancer Foundation • Pulitzer Prize • Push Dance Company • Raissa Simpson • Ramona Africa • Ranzel Merritt • Rashad • Red Vic Movie House • Republic of New Afrika • Resistance (Civil Rights) • Rhodessa Jones • Richmond • Riverhead Trade Paperbacks • Robert F. King • Robert F. Williams • Robert H. King • Romare Bearden • Romare Bearden Foundation • Rwanda • Sacramento • San Antonio Park • San Francisco Carnaval Parade 2011 • San Francisco International Film Festival • Sarah Bouyain • SB 9 • Seventh Annual Berkeley World Music Festival • Seventh Annual CubaCaribe Festival • SFIFF • Sheryl Crow • Sleep Train Pavilion • Sonoma Jazz Festival • South Africa • SpeakOut • Speech • St. Paul AME Church • Steve Cooley • Sundance Kabuki • Sweden • Texas Gov. Ann Richards • Thaddeus Jones • The EastSide Cultural Center • the Last Poets • Theatre for Incarcerated Women • Thulani Davis • Thurgood Marshall • Tim Wise • Today Show • Tom Juarez • Transformation (Baptism) • Transition (Middle Passage) • UC Berkeley’s Pacific Film Archive • Umar Bin Hassan • Vanessa Roth • Virginia • Vukani Mawethu • Vukani Mawethu Choir • Wanda Sabir • Wanda’s Picks Radio • Wanda’s Picks Radio Show • Wee Pals • Will Smith • Women’s Civic Improvement Center • Work Week at Oakland Feather River Camp • World Festival of Black Art and Culture (FESMAN) • YBCA • YBCA Forum • YBCA Screening Room • Yerba Buena Center for the Arts • Yoav Potash • Yuri Kochiyama • “A Cat in Paris" • “A Day I Will Never Forget" • “American Teacher" • “Better This World" • “Body Evidence" • “Bowling for Columbine" • “Circumstance" • “Cointelpro 101” • “Crime After Crime" • “Crying for You” • “Day of Absence” • “Detroit Wild City” • “Divorce Iranian Style" • “Fahrenheit 9/11" • “Filosofîa Caribeña" • “Fires in the Mirror” • “From Process to Print: Graphic Works by Romare Bearden • “Girl in Translation" • “Hands Up" • “Hot Coffee • “I Am Legend" • “I Never Got Enough" • “I Wanna Be Your Man” • “I Wish I Had a Red Dress” • “Incendies" • “Jean Gentil” • “Just Charlie” • “Juvies” • “Kinyarwanda" • “Let Me Down Easy!” • “Life • “Lucky Girl” • “Marathon Boy" • “Microphone" • “Miss Representation" • “Mixed Messages” • “Monument" • “My Girl Is a Dime” • “Novikoff Ward: Serge Bromerg: Retour de Flamme: Rare and Restored Films” • “Nurse Jackie" • “Once and Forever" • “Page One: A Year Inside the New York Times" • “Phoenix Risen: The Art of Cartoonist David Brown" • “Port Chicago" • “Rituals of Water" • “Rodney Ewing: Unwashed Saints" • “Sisters in Law" • “The Black Power Mixtape 1967–1975" • “The Black Power Mixtape 1967–1975” • “The Green Wave" • “The Meeting" • “The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness" • “The Place in Between" • “The Rape Poems" • “The Redemption of General Butt Naked" • “The Tiniest Place" • “The Troll Hunter” • “The Warmth of Other Suns: The Epic Story of America’s Great Migration" • “The West Wing” • “Twilight: Los Angeles" • “Where Would I Be" • “Women Art Revolution" • "Allensworth: 100 Years of California Dream"
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