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04 February 2005

George Made me Do it: Rashunda Tramble blogs Switzerland racism report

George - from over at allaboutgeorge - clued me to Rashunda Tramble's site & what she's written about Black life in Switzerland in "Opening Old Wounds".

"A study by the [Swiss] Federal Commission against Racism, presented in Bern on Wednesday, found that black people felt they were viewed negatively and treated with mistrust."

Meanwhile, my friend Vincent, who is from India, sent me a quote.

Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter. - Martin Luther King, Jr., PhD

Posted by Marian on 04 February 2005 at 15:49 in "Black Is a Country", Africa/americas/both, Bandung+50, BHM (Black History Month), Black america culture ethnicity, Culture/ethnicity/race, Hermann hesse club, Postcards from the Over-developed world, Race in europe, Racial pecking orders , Richfolk poorfolk, The Movement, Weblogs | Permalink | Comments (1)

31 January 2005

"Blogging While Black' Panel at 2005 South by Southwest, Sunday 13 March

South by Southwest conferences and festivals are coming up in Austin, Tx in just over a month. I see George - of AllAboutGeorge - has a notice on his blog that he's on the Blogging While Black panel, on Sunday, 13 March. I used the link George posted tho' I don't yet see mention of all the panels. Wonder who else'll be on the panel; I send them my congrats!

Posted by Marian on 31 January 2005 at 07:12 in "Black Is a Country", Bandung+50, Black america culture ethnicity, Culture/ethnicity/race, Current, Everyday world, Weblogs, Wonders never cease | Permalink | Comments (1)