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Wanda’s Picks for March 2013
March 8, 2013
Back when Mumia was a member of the Black Panther Party, he traveled west to work with the Oakland chapter – an important time in his evolution as a radical journalist. Now the story of his life and revolutionary times comes to The New Parkway Theater. Read about it and all of Wanda’s Picks for March 2013.
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Wanda’s Picks for February 2012
February 4, 2012
This is the month we wear our Blackness with pride – so walk on, walk on. I want to thank Rhodessa Jones, Shaka Jamal, Pat Jamison, Elaine Lee, Walter Turner, Vera Nobles and Elouise Burrell for your leads and references for South Africa.
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Tags: 22nd Annual African American Celebration through Poetry • Abigail Disney • Abigail E. Disney • Abu Baker • Adam Hochchild • African Film Festival • Afrikan Sistah's Media Network • Afro-Haitian • Alexandra Township • Ali Samadi Ahadi • Alonozo King • ANC • ANC Youth League • and Sex Changed a Nation at War” • Arkansas State Press • Artist Proof • Artist Proof Studio • Ashby Flea Market • Aubrey Sekqabi • Ausar Auset Society West Coast Chapter • Austin • B.Yung • Bay Area • Bay Trail • Bay View • Bayard Rustin • Ben Turner • Berkeley • Bheki Khoza • Bilal • Bill T. Jones • Black and Green" • Black Choreographers Here and Now • Black Community Services Center • Black Friday • Bloemfontein • Blomfontein • Brava Theater • Brenda Joyce • Britain • Brother Fred • Cal Performances • Cal State East Bay • California • Calvin Keys • Cape Town • Central High • Charles Taylor • Children’s Civil Movement • Christine Chacha • City Lights Publishers • Civil Rights Movement • Colette Eloi • Community Works • Congo • Cool Arts • Dahlak Brathwaite • Dance Mission • Daniel Beaty • Daveed Diggs • David Norris • Dereca Blackmon • Dion Decibels • Dr. Dorothy I. Height • Dr. Marcus Lorenzo Penn • Dr. Robert Scott (posthumous) • Dr. Wangari Maathai (posthumous) • Dr. Yao Graham • East Bay Educational Program • Eastbay Church of Religious Science • Egypt • Elaine Lee • Elouise Burrell • Emmett Till • English • European • FESMAN • First Lady Michelle Obama • Gary Dobson • Germany • Gini Reticker • Gregory Maqoma • Haigood’s Zaccho Dance Company • Hausa • Helen Anderson • Hodari Davis • Homeless Talk: Helping the Poor Help Themselves • Independent Lens • Indie Film Festival • Iran • IT • Jacqueline Copeland-Carson • James Gayles • James Knox • Jazz Heritage Center Theatre • Jazz Heritage Gallery • Jeffrey Skoller • Jim Dennis • Joanne Griffith • Joburg • Johannesburg • Johannesburg University • Joseph Mmaphuti Kgomo • Julius Malema • La Pena Cultural Center • Lake Merritt Hotel • Laney College • Legal Services for Prisoners with Children • Leymah Gbowee • Liberia • Linda Burnham • LINES Contemporary Ballet • Little Rock 9 • Living Word Festival • Lucious Christopher “L.C.” Bates • Lulu • Lush Life Gallery • Madagascar • Mail@Guardian • Malawi • Mandela • Marc Bamuthi Joseph • March on Washington • Marcus Books • Market Theatre • Martin King • Mbeki • Melville • Melvin Van Peebles • Mic Turner • Mike Mvelase • Mophatong • Mouride Brotherhood (the Muridiyya) • Moving into Dance • Museum Africa • Museum of the African Disapora • Muslim • Mutombo Mpanya • My Father's House • Myesha Jenkins • NAACP • Ned Bank • Ned Oil • New York • Newtown Cultural Precinct • Nobel Peace Prize • Oak Center • Oakland • Occupy Action • Oprah • Pacific Film Archive • Paepae Kenny Mmekwa • Pan African • Pat Jamison • Patricia A. Montgomery • PBS • Pedi • PFA • Pinise • Pray the Devil Back to Hell • Prayer • President Jacob Zuma • Pretoria • Pretoria News • Prince Newtown • Qi Gong • Rainbow Recreation Center • Ramadan Rides • Red • Regina Mundy • Rhodessa Jones • Rosa Parks • Rosebank • San Francisco • San Quentin • Sankofa • Second Annual Ubuntu Awards • Selaelo Maredi • Senegal • SFJAZZ • Shaka Jamal • Sharon La Cruise • Shekhem Samerit Kau • Sifiso E. Kweyama • South Africa • Sowetan • Soweto • Stanford University • State Theatre • Stephen Lawrence • Street Sheet • Street Spirit • Sudanese • Tambo Mbeki • Ted Coffey • Texas • The Allen Temple AIDS Ministry • The Citizen • The Knowledge Conference • The Long Shadow of Little Rock" • The Lucky Bean • The Star • The Telegraph (published in UK • The Zimbabwean (published in Europe) • Third World • Third World Network • Tim Wise • Tkolwe Sehume • Tlokwe Sehume • Touba • Tsakane • Tshwane • Tunde • UC Berkeley • UC Merced • Union Building • University of Texas • Usuthu Art Productions • Vera Nobles • Viva Riva • Walter Turner • Wampanoag. Pilgrims • Wanda Sabir • Wanda's Picks Radio • West Oakland Branch Library • Westend Theatre • Wits • Witwatersrand • World Cultures • Yerba Buena Center for the Arts • Youth Speaks • Yvette Hochberg • Zellerbach Hall • Zora Neale Hurston • Zulu • “Activism in the Age of Obama” • “Beautiful Me" • “Daisy Bates: First Lady of Little Rock” • “Dance Umbrella" • “Dear White America: Letter to a New Minority" • “I Dream a World” • “Kinshasa Symphony” • “Mighty Be Our Powers: How Sisterhood • “Redefining Black Power: Reflections on the State of Black America" • “Redefining Black Power” • “Screenagers: 14th Annual Bay Area High School Film and Video Festival" • “Slamnation" • “Story/Time" • “Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss Song” • “The Green Wave" • “Through the Night" • “We Still Live Here - Âs Nutayuneân" • “Word Becomes Flesh”
Kamau Amen-Ra’s ‘Here’s Looking at You: A Visual Essay of Jazz and Blues’ at the San Leandro Library through July 31
July 22, 2010
Kamau Amen Ra’s work in this exhibit, which he curated, ranges from Goapele singing to Damu Sudii Ali, who was there on the same piano that evening. Each photo has a story. The younger artist and the only woman, TaSin Sabir, also has a range of images, each artist described with a poetic quote.
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Filed Under: Culture Stories
Tags: Charles Rhone • Damu Sudii Ali Trio • Edward Miller • James Knox • Joyce Gordon Gallery • Kamau Amen-Ra • TaSin Sabir • Wanda Sabir
Filed Under: Culture Stories
Tags: Charles Rhone • Damu Sudii Ali Trio • Edward Miller • James Knox • Joyce Gordon Gallery • Kamau Amen-Ra • TaSin Sabir • Wanda Sabir
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