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Rabia Ben Barka Bookninja
Lionel Shriver
LoveLife Foundation
Andranik Migranyan
Barbara Ross-Lee
Hajia Amunat Khadi
Watering hope
Ms. Jendayi Brandon was raised in San Francisco, Ca. and attended Lowell High School, graduated CCSF with AS in Electrical Electronics Engineering, USF with a BS in Information Systems Management, and UC Berkeley Extension with a certificate in TESL (Teaching English as a 2nd Language). She has operated her own independent Computer Operations consulting company and is currently employed as a computer programmer for the Bay Area Rapid Transit district. Jendayi began studying West African dance in 1987. She joined the Diamano Coura West African Dance Company, directed by Dr. Zak Diouf and Naomi Washington Gedo. She performed in numerous productions and assisted in costume design and construction. She has studied with other great Master instructors from Senegal, Guinea, and Liberia. She has danced with Iya Ile West African Dance Troupe and is currently a member of the Bantaba Dance Ensemble, directed by Mosheh Milon, Sr. Through her experience as a dancer and student of West African culture, Jendayi was drawn to travels on the African continent. She has traveled to Tanzania,Kenya, and Guinea and numerous times to Senegal and The Gambia. It was during her travels to Senegal that she was introduced to artists and craftsmen in Dakar, NGor Island, and Bangul, The Gambia. Jendayi was so moved by the art she saw there that her appreciation enticed her to find a way to get exposure in the U.S. for these artisans. She partnered with local exporters to bring the high energy W.African art, hand made furniture, baskets, and home accessories to California. She is curating the works of art and furniture at the Linen Life Park Avenue Gallery, Emeryville, Ca.
Zanele Mavuso Mbatha
Lolita Sweet
Nadiya
Izaline Calister
Afro European Sisters Network http://www.aesn.eu/europe/index.html
Black Heroes
LACHANZE
Nina Corbett
Somi
Bambino
Africa Sounds
Tafelmusik
GERI ALLEN TRIO
Abderrahmane Sissako
Elisabeth Withers-Mendes
Anoushka Shankar
ROBERT DUCKWORTH
Wine Institute
Haale
Tessie Chua
Africa on Your Street
Dr. Helena Z Benitez Bayanihan Philippine National Dance Company
Tirso Duarte
Osdalgia
http://www.alternativeradio.org/
Fely
Mamadou Diabate
Shilpa Shetty
Ban Ki-moon
Asha-Rose Migiro
Yulia Tymoshenko
Mona Sahlin
Ayaan Hirsi Ali In the two weeks
since I wrote about the increasing isolation of Ayaan Hirsi Ali,
the Somali-born Dutch parliamentarian, her isolation has markedly
increased. Dutch courts have already required her to vacate her
home as a result of her neighbors' petition to have her evicted,
and she was on the verge of resigning her seat in the Dutch parliament
and of requesting the right of residence in the United States. But
this was not enough to satisfy her critics. A leftist news team
in the Netherlands has broadcast an item about the way in which
she had initially entered the country, and now the immigration minister
has proposed stripping her of citizenship (and thus of her seat
in parliament) as a result of the irregularities involved.
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