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1. Explaining The Hip Hop And Rap Music Genre November 01, 2009 Hip hop music is part of hip hop culture, which began in the Bronx, in New York City in the 1970s, primarily among African Americans and Latin Americans, with considerable Jamaican influence. (two other elements are breakdancing and graffiti art). The music may be based around either live or produced music, with a clearly defined drum beat (almost always in 4/4 time signature), presented either with or without vocal accompaniment. Hip hop music was an outlet and a "voice" for disenfranchised youth as the culture reflected the social, economic and political realities of their lives.... (read more) Author: Jackie Spivey

2. Dating in Black Culture October 22, 2009 Dating in black culture used to start with meeting the girl, maybe in school or at the library. If you're older maybe you would meet someone at work or the grocery store. After that first meeting you would exchange phone numbers, talk on the phone a few times and set up that first date. You might go to the movies or a nice restaurant and you get to know the person you are dating. My how things have changed! Today first contacts are not happening in grocery stores but in chatrooms. Talking on the phone is replaced by text messages and emails. First dates and meetings are happening mo... (read more) Author: John Arnold

3. Dating for Black Women - 3 Tips for Finding and Keeping Your Man October 22, 2009 The goal in dating for black women is usually to find Mr. Right. Granted some women just want to find, have fun and meet people. Whatever your goal is the question still lingers, where are all the good black men? A few years ago some women described a good black man as a bmw (black man working). Obviously it goes beyond that but ladies finding and keeping that good black man is still possible. Though black women face all kinds of issues when it comes to dating the search continues. Women want to know if that man is out there, how do I find him and how do I keep him? That man is out th... (read more) Author: John Arnold

4. The Black Man and Dating - Becoming More Attractive to the Ladies October 22, 2009 When it comes to being a black man and dating every man thinks they are a catch. As you know every fish that a fisherman catches he doesn't keep some he will throw back. Well, how can I become the catch that the ladies want and not the one they throw back? By the way men my definition of ladies is not women you just want to sleep with and forget about them. I am talking about developing something real and long lasting. The first thing you need to do is educate yourself. Studies show that in the African American community more women are attending and finishing college than there male ... (read more) Author: John Arnold

5. Using Black Dating Sites to Find the Right Mate October 22, 2009 Black dating sites are popping up all over the internet. People who are interested in dating black people are using the internet more and more to find exactly what they are looking for. People are no longer searching just for that hard to get pair of shoes but people are using black dating sites to find the right mate as well. Online dating is a great convenience that saves you time and money when compared to more traditional dating methods. There is a right way and a wrong way to pursue it so here is how you can get the most out of your online dating experience. There are dating site... (read more) Author: John Arnold

6. The Guide to Free Black Dating Sites October 22, 2009 Many people are considering exploring all of the free black dating sites that are out there. These sites can provide a potentially wonderful experience for you. However before you go exploring here are some general guidelines to look for at each site. Just by definition a free black dating site is really an affordable, fun way for black people to meet other black people or people in general for friendship, dating and romance. With people working more and more, sometimes 2 or 3 jobs to make ends meet, the online dating world is becoming a much more viable option. These sites are filled... (read more) Author: John Arnold

7. Find the Best Job in Several Steps October 22, 2009 Anyone that has ever worked is sure to know there is more to job gratificantion than a paycheck. In fact, a workplace's psychological and physical environments are necessary for a happy employment case. This is more true for the potential targets of discrimination: older workers, women, veterans, workers with disabilities, Asian Americans, American Indians, African Americans, and Hispanics/Latinos. Prior to accepting a work, it is significant to be reasonably sure that you can be treated with respect and fairly. Although there is no guarantee, there are some steps that you can take in order t... (read more) Author: Denis Kolchak

8. Know the Signs of Testicular Cancer October 22, 2009 Testicular cancer is the growth of malignant cells in the testicles. And it generally strikes men of younger ages usually between the ages of 20 and 40 and the chance of developing testicular cancer declines with age. It is more likely to occur in Caucasians than in African Americans. The incidence of testicular cancer has been rising in recent years. In almost all cases only one testicle is involved. For further information about testicular cancer read the article entitled “Alternative testicular cancer treatment”. We have to know the signs of testicular cancer. Symptoms of testicular cancer... (read more) Author: john daniel rivera

9. Cancer Mortality and Racial Implications October 22, 2009 Cancer which will benefit those who are looking for resourceful information regarding health. ">A significantly higher number of African Americans die from cancer than Caucasians - a recent study corroborates statistical figures that seem to remain almost unchanged from as early as 1981. While the death rate for cancer has drastically decreased in the recent past, the gap between the death rate in Caucasians and African Americans still remains the same. African Americans seem to be at more risk to die from cancer than Caucasians. African American women have a higher death rate than Ca... (read more) Author: Alex White12

10. Alternative Testicular Cancer Treatment October 19, 2009 Testicular cancer generally strikes men of younger ages usually between the ages of twenty and thirty five and the chance of developing testicular cancer declines with age. it is more likely to occur in caucasians than in African.Americans.The incidence of testicular cancer has been rising in recent years. Tumors in the testicle tend to grow rapidly-they can double in size in only 20 to 30 days.They can also spread quickly through the lymph nodes.For this reason,testicular cancer is very hight-over 95 percent-if it is detectted early.thankfully,new treatment methods can des... (read more) Author: john daniel rivera

11. Men Charged in Plot to Murder Obama October 05, 2009 Two white supremacists have just been arraigned and officially charged with plotting to murder newly elected President Barack Obama and multiple other African Americans. Daniel Cowart, a 20-year old from Tennessee, and Paul Schlesselman, an 18-year old from Arkansas, pled not guilty today to seven federal charges. This long list of felonies includes: Threatening a presidential candidate Plotting a series of robberies Plotting multiple murders Possessing an illegal firearm Transporting an illegal firearm across state boundaries If convicted on all counts, Cowart and Schlesselman ... (read more) Author: Sam Cadbury

12. Shopper's Guide to Halloween Wigs October 05, 2009 Wigs are a great way to spark up your Halloween costume. Halloween is a time for many individuals to showcase their spunk, attitude, and creativity. Whether you buy or make your costume, a wig is an exceptional way to truly stay in character. Afro Wigs If you haven't decided on a Halloween costume as of yet, consider a costume that requires the use of an Afro wig. Afro wigs are inspired by the round hair styles made popular by African Americans in the 1970s. Afro wigs can be small or extremely large. For women there are even afro wig pom pom ponytails. Instead of wearing one wi... (read more) Author: Joyce Amerson

13. Breast Cancer in African Americans October 05, 2009 Being diagnosed with breast cancer is a traumatic experience for any woman. It was no different for Rosamond Stallings, a 45 year old African American woman, as the physician broke the bad news to her. An immediate mastectomy was advised as six malignant tumors were found. Rosamond feared she may not be able to see her children grow up or her grandchild celebrate his birthdays. Recent studies reveal a chilling fact that more than 30 percent of breast cancer patients do not receive comprehensive treatment. African American women were also found to be 10 percent less likely than white women to... (read more) Author: Alex White12

14. Good Hair Anonymous: Africans Americans Growing Obsession With Good Hair October 05, 2009 Good hair has long been a term used by many African Americans behind closed doors. The term means having hair that's long, soft, flowing or European-like. To have kinky, nappy or coiled locs to many African Americans is to have what many call bad hair. This has caused a growing controversy of late and have often pitted mothers against daughters, sisters against sisters and even husbands against wives. The battles are getting so heated they're now spilling out into the streets in the form of books, radio and TV talk show subjects and even a major motion picture. The beneficiaries behind t... (read more) Author: Roy Primm

15. The art of quilting integrated the European and African cultures October 05, 2009 An Introduction to Quilting The art of quilting integrated the European and African cultures in America during the slave period. The African folk tradition was considered inferior, and the European superior. In spite of this gap, quilting brought about the unity of these two traditions and cultures. It brought the values of both the African and European American women together in a way no folk art tradition did before. Both of them deeply rely on the traditions of storytelling and folklore. Uniting women to sew and pass the traditions to new generations are the common characteristics of... (read more) Author: manoj goyat

16. Good Hair: Why Good Hair Is Causing Serious Relationship Damage October 05, 2009 Good hair the movie is schedule for release next week. The documentary created and produced by comedian Chris Rock explores the behind the scenes world of African American hair. But more importantly it outs the conversations that were once only discussed behind closed doors and only with close family or friends. The documentary explores the huge part good hair plays in the self image of many African Americans, specifically women and girls. African Americans term "good hair" as locks that’s soft, long and flowing in the wind, the kind most Europeans like also. The revealing documentary ... (read more) Author: Roy Primm

17. Md. Is Wealthier, More Diverse Than Most States :TINA IRGANG October 01, 2009 Marylanders tend to be more diverse, better educated and marry later in life than most Americans, according to the results of the U.S. Census Bureau's 2008 American Community Survey, published Tuesday. Among Maryland residents, 61 percent identify their race as "white alone" -- only two states, Mississippi and Hawaii, reported a lower percentage. At 29 percent, those Marylanders who consider themselves "black or African American alone" made up the fifth-largest percentage in the nation. Only 12 states claim a larger percentage of foreign-born residents. The American Community Survey ... (read more) Author: Health Insurance

18. Alternative Treatment For Bladder Cancer September 24, 2009 Bladder cancer is the fourth most common cancer in males, eight most common in females, and fifth leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States. It is four times more common in men than women, twice as common in Caucasians as in African-Americans, and is usually diagnosed later in life. Detection and diagnosis Bladder cancer can be detected by examining the bladder through a cystoscope, examining cells in the urine, or having intravenous pyelography (IVP, a special kidney x-ray) performed. Sometimes a large tumor can be detected through a rectal or vaginal exam. Researchers are s... (read more) Author: john daniel rivera

19. Natural Bladder Cancer Treatment September 24, 2009 Bladder cancer is the eight most common in females, fourth most common cancer in males, and fifth leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States. It is twice as common in Caucasians as in African-Americans, four times more common in men than women, and is usually diagnosed later in life. Causes and risk factors The cause of bladder cancer is not known. Smoking is the number one factor associated with bladder cancer. Also linked to bladder cancer are exposure to certain chemicals, such as benzidines, aniline dyes, naphthalenes; radiation exposure; heredity; possibly extremely high c... (read more) Author: john daniel rivera

20. List Black Quarterbacks in the NFL September 09, 2009 Before African Americans were accepted to be part of the National Football League or the NFL, they underwent arduous experience of being discriminated by the white NFL players. But the African Americans did not lose hope and before they knew it, they were slowly being accepted as part of the NFL until people have noticed a growing number of black quarterbacks in the NFL. Here is a list of some of the black quarterbacks who used to be and who are still part of the NFL. GEORGE TALIAFERRO George Taliaferro was born in Gates, Tennessee on January 8, 1927 and was the first African American to... (read more) Author: Kenny Leones

21. List of Famous African Americans September 05, 2009 When we say African Americas, they are people residing in the United States of America and are also commonly referred to as Black Americans. They are referred to as such because they originated from any of the so-called black populations of the country Africa. We are aware, of course, that there are African Americans who have made remarkable contributions to different fields of profession, and what we would like to impart is the fact that in the field of politics and government, we indeed have a long list of famous African Americans. In this list of famous African Americans, we would want to p... (read more) Author: Robert Bell

22. List of Famous African Americans September 02, 2009 When we say African Americas, they are people residing in the United States of America and are also commonly referred to as Black Americans. They are referred to as such because they originated from any of the so-called black populations of the country Africa. We are aware, of course, that there are African Americans who have made remarkable contributions to different fields of profession, and what we would like to impart is the fact that in the field of politics and government, we indeed have a long list of famous African Americans. In this list of famous African Americans, we would want to p... (read more) Author: Kenny Leones

23. Make Beats On Computer September 02, 2009 Listening to music is a good way to relieve stress, express yourself, and let go of all the tension building up in you. Of all the music genres existing today, there could probably be nothing that is as close to Hiphop in making you feel in the mood and uplifted. With its different beats and styles, you would definitely be bouncing all your worries away.Hiphop is said to be a culture: a combination of art, fashion and music. Originating from the African Americans, a rapper named Keith Cowboy coined the term 'hiphop' during the time when he was singing a song to a friend who is off to be par... (read more) Author: Louis Holland

24. The N Word in Black and White September 02, 2009 Why would anyone of any race, including Blacks, utter a word that has brought pain and humiliation to millions of African-Americans? A Black writer talks candidly about the N-word. WARNING: If you freak out at the sound of all things controversial, reading this article could seriously damage your analytical expertise, so proceed with caution. When dealing with highly controversial issues, we often allow our feelings to over shadow our powers of reason. Thus, the use of the N- word, has resulted in a three-ring circus, regarding which r... (read more) Author: Peggy Butler

25. Grant Qualification for Minority August 21, 2009 The foundations and government across the United States offers certain grants that benefits minority people in various fields of businesses, work and research groups. Even though there are many available minority grants, in order for you to quality, you should meet the requirements. College Grants for African Americans African Americans have experienced opportunities of college grants over the last decade, including: • Minority fellowship program of American Psychological Association • American Institute of Certified Public Accountants • March of Dimes Nursing S... (read more) Author: Tim Yates

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