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My African culture influence
In the Caribbean of Nicaragua May month is to celebrate the God Maya Ya. Continue reading My African culture influence
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Sarah Breedlove: Madame C.J. Walker
Madame C.J. Walker was a self-determined woman who faced not having the “right look”. Continue reading Sarah Breedlove: Madame C.J. Walker
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My new life
This is the story of my new life. Continue reading My new life
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Give her a voice, stories and images
“I strongly believe that journalism is one of the most noble professions, because without an informed world, and without an informed society, we are weak, we are weak”. Christiane Amanpour In October, 2014, I reported on a demonstration in Managua, Nicaragua, against the construction of the Interoceanic Canal (uniting the Pacific and the Atlantic Ocean). It was a sunny and hot afternoon, but it didn’t … Continue reading Give her a voice, stories and images
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3 favourite books
Today is World Book Day. It is an annual event that celebrates authors, readers, illustrators, copyrighters, and books. This day was established by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) in 1995. But why was the date chosen? Originally, the idea was suggested in 1923, by the writer Vicente Clavel Andres from Valencia, Spain, to honour the Spanish writer, Miguel de Cervantes since … Continue reading 3 favourite books
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Algunas cosas para saber y aprender de Nina Simone
Traducido por Afroféminas Durante este tiempo de reclusión, leí un artículo de Afroféminas que recomendaba ver cinco documentales sobre mujeres negras. Lo incluí en mi lista de tareas pendientes. El primero que vi fue What Happened, Miss Simone?, porque Nina Simone es una de mis cantantes favoritas. El documental comienza con la cita de Maya Angelou: “Señorita Simone, usted es idolatrada, incluso amada, por millones. ¿Pero qué pasó, … Continue reading Algunas cosas para saber y aprender de Nina Simone
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Things to know and learn from Nina Simone
During this time of confinement, I read an article on Afroféminas that recommended to watch five documentaries about black females. I included it on my to-do list. The first one I watched was What happened Miss Simone?, because Nina Simone is one my of favourite female singers. The documentary starts with Maya Angelou’s quotation: “Miss Simone you are idolized even loved, by millions now. But what … Continue reading Things to know and learn from Nina Simone
The film industry vrs. women
Over years the film industry has underestimated women role because it is rule by males. Continue reading The film industry vrs. women
El reguetón y la violencia de género
Te has detenido a escuchar las letras de las canciones que bailas? Continue reading El reguetón y la violencia de género
Females making headline in media
Four outstanding females of the week. Continue reading Females making headline in media
