If you have tried various products for skin care and can not find the ones that work for you, then you might need to buy some sensitive skin care items that will nourish and protect your skin. And I concluded the whole exercise by writing this updated article below. In keeping with the spirit of upgrading and uplifting our African milieu and , I have decided to Post this updated version with a unique take about the Africans and their Cultures, music and traditional clothing worn by Africans to in performing their culture, dances and the African languages they sing in. I hope this strikes a certain cord with many Africans and other people, and maybe that that will help inform and empower them about themselves and their cultures, too. Politics is important, but without culture it is barren, fake and a fiction. We have seen, as we grew up what role culture has played in some of our lives. Although we are aghast with the present behaviors of our children, and the way our communities are under siege from many sides, we can also, and should, by the way, be able to talk, at least, about our culture, extol its virtues and vices, and at the same time design it to suit the present Africa-centered-way of they way we live, in a myriad places and in various ways. It is one culture made up of 9(nine) peoples of South Africa, and we should make that count for what it is worth. As I have said at the beginning of the previous Hub that I have been meaning to write this article for years now, and I am now going much deeper into how this culture is re-morphing as part of the cultural renaissance as Africans of South Africa faced with a dysfunctional existence, history, customs, culture, tradition and languages, will be addressed and looked at anew and in an in-depth manner within this present narrative. The right that govern the speech and act through guaranteed international declarations have their roots in the traditions of African societies. Therefore, African traditional values become an important point of departure. The values embedded in a given tradition also form the basis for some form of “knowledge” about how one goes about fulfilling his rights in society. theis “Knowledge” has been referred to by to by some as “traditional” knowledge or “indigenous” knowledge. I interact with Africans from all levels political leaders, professors and a common AFRICAN in the street, you name it. Answers to Africa’s woes are in within so does a statement from one of my African intellects who said in kiSwahili: “~Nakk Pexe, Pexe la!”. You may quote from all African greats, African Historians in the understanding we are not aware of those quotes. Rethink my brother, Africans need ideal action to meeting today’s challenges.
Through the use of the Gattlin gun and other modern murderous weapons of the day, Africans were decimated, and wiped out and the enslavement of the Khoi and the San, were implemented and initiated; the Eastern Cape Frontier wars between the Xhosa, the Boers and the English, up to the Zulu wars, Blood River being one and numerous others, were the favorite forms of genocide perpetuated against the Africans of South Africa; up to the depression and conquering of the Bapedi, the Batswana along the boarders of Botswana, and those living in South Africa, to the point where Swaziland and Lesotho became British Protectorates and vassals(in a colonial sense). But African literature is an autonomous entity separate and apart from all other literatures. It has its own traditions, models and norms. Its constituency is separate and radically different from that of the Europeans or other literature. And its historical and cultural imperatives impose upon it concerns and constraints quite different, sometimes altogether antithetical to the European. Ephraim ‘The Black Prince’ Sono (also known as ‘Jomo’, ‘Troublemaker’, ‘Mjomana’, ‘Bra J’) – he got the nickname ‘Jomo’, which most people think is his real name, after the first president of Kenya, Jomo Kenyatta, while the moniker ‘Black Prince’ was given to him at the height of the Black Consciousness movement. As the son of the great ‘Scara’ Sono he was seen as the heir apparent at Pirates. One reason why you’ll be able to get better results is because you will be in control of the quality of the ingredient used in your own personal beauty skin care product’s formula. You will also be able to control the amount of these popular ingredients and combine them the way you like. Although many of the big firms required a college degree, there were more and more boiler rooms popping up where young hotshots without a college education realized they could make a small fortune in a short period of time by bending the rules or breaking them altogether. Wall Street wannabes, these boiler rooms copied the trading floors right down to attire. The new trend of the eighties was the sharp-dressed man. A guy who drove a fast car, had a blonde bombshell off the pages of Playboy, and wore bold suits with even bigger cell phones. It was all about image, and the Wall Street trends quickly spread across the nation. “I was invited to present a paper at the Interdenominational Theological Seminary in Atlanta on the topic, The Spiritual State of Black American.†I identified 12 Challenges for African People†in my response to this theme. The big picture for Africans is the same everywhere in the world, because hegemonic structures are global.
Oils like ghee (clarified butter) and organic, extra virgin olive oil should be included in the diet as they lubricate, nourish and create lustre in the skin. Question ; As in other society Brazil is to be the largest composition of black outside of Africa, it is said that in this hemisphere Brazil is the largest racial society ,the whites has the top spot ,the mixed the second spot and blacks the bottom. This base on population is it so the black have it harder than their counter part, Please enlighten me on this subject. Let’s look at what has been said more closely and tightly. This society gets away by pretending that it is free and open, and it does provide tremendous amounts of information(but in the case of Africans in South Africa-they are being censored and given little-in any information), and yet the world is now overrun with information. So, we are in a situation, African people, where information is put right before our faces and we gain relatively little from it. It can only be put before our faces the way it is because we have been so mentally and motivationally structured that we will not send cannot take that information and transform it to our own advantage. The colossal nature of the historical works of Diop demand their being situated within the comparative perspective of black historiography which has recently flourished in Africa and in the African diaspora. In short, the writings of Diop belong in the same temporal and cultural space as the writings of C.L.R. James, Joseph Ki-Zerbo and W.E.B. DuBois. Together they constitute the intellectual space of black historiography. 1998 Bafana Bafana appears in their second African Nations Cup, making it through to the final where they lost 2-0 to Egypt.Bafana Bafana participates for the first time in the FIFA World Cup in France. Mamelodi Sundowns crowned PSL champions for the first time. Cleansing, exfoliating, and shaving all have one thing in common—you should moisturize afterward. While your skin is still wet from your shower activities, it’s an ideal time to hydrate your skin. Smooth a hydrating cream or lotion over your body from your neck to your toes (hello, soft feet !), letting it absorb before putting your clothes on. I do not buy nor am I prepared to separate Africans into Negro(What) and Africans- i.e., as if the Khoi and the San people are not African, by the stretch of their historical, anthropological imagination and mind-set. This is a bogus distinction, and it does not hold any historical reality of certitude. Any imagined difference does not tally with the fact the connections and relationships and customs, culture traditions and practices of these people are the same.
Ironically, some evidence suggests that since the 1960s Brazil has been moving toward a system of racial classification similar to that of the United States. That is, the multitude of racial terms commonly used by Brazilians may be giving way to a bifurcate system of branco and negro —white and black. Culture is a powerful and ambiguous force because it ambivalently establishes community and autonomy, and collectivity and otherness: it is a strange social force that both breaks down and builds barriers between people and nations. Humans are social creatures of habit and conformity. As often as people like to claim they are autonomous individuals, so much human development and life experience depends on learning and interacting with other people. Comfort is found when someone is immersed within the commonness of their culture, and alienation is felt when they are surrounded by the foreignness of another culture. People crave to be a member of something larger than themselves because this is how people establish their unique individual identity: through their culture. The ways of looking at ourselves cannot be confined to our ‘tribal’ localities, as some would stubbornly intone. It is these groups as seen together that is the main point here. If the Boers wished to divide and conquer us but making us believe that we are different, we might as well begin to see ourselves as a nation of African people, despite all our perceived differences foisted on us by our being Apartheidized. Just as I have had hard time with several Hubs, which were attacked by the White detractors of African people in south Africa, and the other ‘invisible’ and powerful forces which do not approve of my posting our south African culture as it is, nothing held back. I have tried to limit my postage of our women in their cultural gear as much clad as possible. I have caught flack to censoring the ‘appearance’ of our people in their cultural element because there are perverts and other voyeurs who will look at it as the African peoples culture in South Africa. Instead, it has become viewed as the media has seduced it users and followers to view women as sexual object. First you need to know that as we age our skin loses some firmness and elasticity because our body decreases the production of elastin and collagen proteins. However free radical oxidation is also a major cause of skin damage and it is usually our fault because we do not protect our skin correctly and we have very unhealthy lifestyle. This is the fashion that emulates what Bikers would wear – leather jackets, motorcycle vests, skin tight pants or leather pants, exposed zippers as embellishments, boots and the symbol of the skull in accessories. You can read about the 5 must have elements of biker chic fashion here.
Literature. The country has a rich literary tradition and several Brazilian writers have achieved international renown, including Jorge Amado, Brazil’s best known contemporary author. His books have been translated into fifty languages and his writings vividly evoke the sensual and popular delights of Brazil, especially his native Bahia, the setting of most of his work. What I have written and composed above is giving Africans of South Africa a Much More Human Face. I brought forth our cultural art and how it depicted us at a certain time of our hesitance under apartheid; I have made sure I give stories written by others, and told in most cases by the soccer stars of yesteryear(during Apartheid) as to how they managed to keep their talents to be in service to the masses; I also posted photos of our people in their cultural gear, dances, music videos perfuming and singing our cultural music and performing the dances thereof in their diverse traditional and cultural garb and demeanor. “Once you determine that you are a member of the family they you must ‘pull your weight.’ There is no more serious work for us than to do our part to regain primary control of socialization over our children, and to base our design for contemporary African education in the best of our traditional structures. “It is by design that today, many Black(African) people around the world, cry that they do not want to be culturally connected to Africans. “Color me human and do not separate me” is the shallow cry of those bent on perpetuating a mythical “colorless” yet firmly European orientation; as if to suggest that claiming, respecting, and using one’s indigenous tradition is anti-human. My Hub comes in at this period in time when the disjuncture and dislocation of Africans and their culture, customs, traditions and so forth were disassembled, crushed and distorted. This Hub talks to African people in that it says, it is not true that our sports, arts and crafts, culture, music traditional music and dance have been crushed or destroyed or were never. Through show and tell, the artists speaking for themselves what they had to go through Apartheid and producing the type of Art we see in the being in and throughout the Hub; it also lets the top international soccer players and local legends talk about their experiences in trying to make it to the top of the world and being regressed by the colonialist Apartheidizers. Models in a fashion show have to change their clothes all the time to present new items to the public. Models are supposed to influence us in a positive way. Models strutting catwalks at London Fashion Week should provide a certificate attesting their good health, but there should be no outright ban on wafer-thin women, the British Fashion Council said on Friday. Spain and Italy have recommended banning models with a body mass index (BMI) of less than 18. “We favor the alternative approach of promoting good health based on medical assessments of models participating in London Fashion Week,” it said.
