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THIS IS THE LIFE DVD p Winner! Best Documentary Audience Award Pan-African Film Festival 2008 /p p Winner! Audience Award, Documentary ReelWorld Film Festival 2008 /p p Winner! Audience Award, First Place /p p Langston Hughes African-American Film Festival 2008 /p p In 1989, a collective of young artists gathered weekly at a small health food store in South Central LA called 'The Good Life. Their mandate? To explore and expand the musical boundaries of hip hop. /p p THIS IS THE LIFE tells the little known story of a group of teenagers, who revolutionized hip hop by innovating the very rhyme patterns, melodic concepts and lyrical styles used by many of today's biggest rap stars. /p p While their innovations have yielded billions of dollars for the recording industry, the Good Life emcees have toiled in relative obscurity in the United States. But much like their jazz heroes of a bygone era, these street poets have garnered a rabid and musically sophisticated fan base abroad, with a cult-like following in Germany, Australia, France, England and Japan. /p p This feature-length documentary, directed by former Good Life emcee Ava DuVernay, chronicles the rise and fall of an unusual family of artists, while examining their obstacles to commercial success. They all took different paths, but remain connected by the music they made, the alternative hip hop movement they developed, and their worldwide influence on the art form. /p p Also includes more than 65 minutes of special features and bonus footage that you can only see on the DVD!!! So get your copy now!! /p object width='425' height='344' param name='movie' value='http://www.youtube.com/v/WTNrb3Bln9A hl=en fs=1' /param param name='allowFullScreen' value='true' /param param name='allowscriptaccess' value='always' /param embed src='http://www.youtube.com/v/WTNrb3Bln9A hl=en fs=1' type='application/x-shockwave-flash' allowscriptaccess='always' allowfullscreen='true' width='425' |
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Wedding Couple (African American) - 20 Personalized Die-Cut Card Stock Tags For you DO IT YOURSELFERS... Order die-cut personalized card stock tags here! 20 personalized die-cut card stock tags = $5.99 for 20 die-cut tags (Each die-cut card stock tag is 1 3/4" diameter) YES, these will arrive all die-cut out :). |
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Barbie African American Birthstone Beauty Doll, June Celebrate birthday girls around the world with beautiful wishes from this unique Barbie doll that's ready to give! Birthstone Beauty Barbie Doll is dressed in a festive lace cocktail dress with a velveteen shrug. She wears a gorgeous birthstone necklace and charm bracelet, and is accompanied by a miniature dog! Keywords: _Barbie African American Birthstone Beauty Doll, June Celebrate birthday girls around the world with beautiful wishes from this unique Barbie doll that's ready to give! Birthstone Beauty Barbie Doll is dressed in a festive lace cocktail dress with a velveteen shrug. She wears a gorgeous birthstone necklace and charm bracelet, and is accompanied by a miniature dog! Keywords: _Barbie African American Birthstone Beauty Doll, June |
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African-American Epic Suite (Import) (CD) Music |
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St. Martin de Porres , Patron Of African Americans Size: 7/8" Diameter on 24" Chain. |
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African American Psychology: From Africa to America Author: Faye Z. Belgrave. |
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African American Lives, Volume II - Study Guide The textbook, African American Lives, Volume II - Study Guide, by Clay Carson and Emma Lapsansky-Werner, available in Paperback. Published by: Pearson. Edition: . ISBN10: 0321337816. ISBN13: 9780321337818. Ships directly from the vendor. Not a marketplace or backordered item. Our used books are hand inspected and in very good condition. |
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African American Folk Songs & Rhythms Artist: Ella Jenkins. Song List: Wade In The Water, Did Yo Feed My Cow?, Up And Down This Road. |
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Arkansas Razorbacks 3"" African American Team Tackler These Arkansas Razorbacks 3"" African American Team Tackler football players wear helmets representing your favorite school. Its football body displays the official school logo and authentic collegiate logo. Officially licensed by NCAA. |
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Why are african american men often suseptible to skin conditions on the back of their heads?
Q. I work in downtown Chicago and meet alot of people everyday. I see many people, including african americans and I notice that there seems to be a significant amount of black men that have skin conditions on the back of their heads, mostly above the neck area. It is either a discoloration, boils, scarring, or lesions. Is there a reason I see this alot with african american men and not in other races? im not racist; this is a legitamate question. i never see it so much with other races. Im just curious.
Asked by Julio P - Fri Sep 28 17:53:02 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The skin condition that you concern yourself with has to do a combination of a few things amongst African American men. The first one is the way that they get their hair cut. It is usually cut very close to the skin. The type of oil that they put in their hair to make it manageable. The grade and texture of the hair and finally dirt and sweat. Now combine all of this together and this what you have. Most African American males use some type of oil in their hair to make it look nice. What this also does in the process is close the pores on the scalp and around the neck area so now the scalp can not breathe and some of the hair follicles are now trapped under the skin. The next process is the cutting of the hair. This will make the… [cont.]
Answered by kamasutrasensei - Fri Sep 28 18:10:34 2007
Q. I work in downtown Chicago and meet alot of people everyday. I see many people, including african americans and I notice that there seems to be a significant amount of black men that have skin conditions on the back of their heads, mostly above the neck area. It is either a discoloration, boils, scarring, or lesions. Is there a reason I see this alot with african american men and not in other races? im not racist; this is a legitamate question. i never see it so much with other races. Im just curious.
Asked by Julio P - Fri Sep 28 17:53:02 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The skin condition that you concern yourself with has to do a combination of a few things amongst African American men. The first one is the way that they get their hair cut. It is usually cut very close to the skin. The type of oil that they put in their hair to make it manageable. The grade and texture of the hair and finally dirt and sweat. Now combine all of this together and this what you have. Most African American males use some type of oil in their hair to make it look nice. What this also does in the process is close the pores on the scalp and around the neck area so now the scalp can not breathe and some of the hair follicles are now trapped under the skin. The next process is the cutting of the hair. This will make the… [cont.]
Answered by kamasutrasensei - Fri Sep 28 18:10:34 2007
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