Affrodite’s own Black in America Series- coming soon!

I’ve been on the fence about posting anything about CNN’s Black in America series.  It’s mainly because I hadn’t watched it, however, I see that I and many other black people did not watch it either.  So who did see it?  I caught snippets of it, but it kept ending in me turning off my tv in a rage about here we go again with stories about single mothers and welfare babies and deadbeat baby daddies.  I know, to CNN’s credit, there were positive stories, too, but they seem watered down and overshadowed by the things we already see all over tv.

That’s why right here, right now, I am announcing that I, Affrodite, will be publishing my own Black in America series on this blog.  I want to shed a spotlight on the Black America that we often don’t see on tv.  The non slam dunkin’, hip hop video vixen, fast running Black America.

Got a good story to share?  Check my About Me page and get in touch with me directly or post a comment.

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Written from the perspective of a thirty-something African American woman, Affrodite's Adventures In Nappy Hair will make you think, laugh, cry, and take action. Check it out! Blog topics include natural hair care, African American perspectives in culture/pop culture/politics, women's empowerment, stories from Corporate America, current events, and more! affrodite tagged this post with: , , , Read 476 articles by affrodite
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  1. Rock on sistah, rock on!

  2. aw says:

    I luv this!

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