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No Welcome Home for Canadian Jamaicans

25 Wednesday May 2011

Posted by Anna Renee in Immigration, Jamaica

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Canada, Immigration, Jamaica

Canadian passport (1993-2002).

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Janet Silvera, Senior Gleaner Writer

Jamaican Gleaner

WESTERN BUREAU:

As children born in Jamaica, they played dandy shandy, bat and ball, hopscotch and jacks. As adults, they have invested in real estate and played a pivotal role in sustaining remittances to the country.

However, once they land at the Norman Manley or Sangster International airports here, the words on the immigration form ‘Birthplace – Jamaica’ seem to mean nothing.

A number of them – Canadian-Jamaicans are now fuming over immigration procedures which allow them only a three-month stay in their country of birth and anything over 90 days requires an application for extension and comes at a cost of J$10,000.00. According to an immigration officer, that policy applies even if it’s a one-day extension.

“The Passport, Immigration and Citizenship Agency is now an executive agency. It doesn’t matter where you are born, once you own a foreign passport, there is no more 90 days,” said the officer.

But for Patsy Morris, a Jamaican-born nurse who lives in Canada, this is all confusing. “When we get back to Canada, they say to us ‘ Welcome home’. I would like to find out … who are we?” she asked.

She added, “We were born in Jamaica, live abroad but visit home every year. We have a Canadian passport, but in the passport the stated place of birth is Jamaica.” 

For Hubert Wilson, an entrepreneur, who has resided in Canada for 19 years, he feels the fact that Jamaicans overseas are unofficial ambassadors for the country, they deserve to be treated with some level of respect. “The number of people I recommend to Jamaica, I should be working with the tourist board. I am an unofficial ambassador, and most of us here are selling the country, that’s what we do.” continue reading

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Mukami.TV! Your Voice, Amplified!!

07 Saturday May 2011

Posted by Anna Renee in Uncategorized

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Mawazo media, Mukami Kiloti-Kimotho, Mukami.TV

I am so thankful for the black blogosphere!! Yesterday, I received an email and youtube video from an unknown angel, passing on to me information about this beautiful, articulate, very ambitious sister! I had never heard of her, so you know I was more than happy! Her name is Mukami Kinoti-Kimotho and she’s based in Washington DC, if you don’t know. This is one sister who is destined to make her mark as the next Oprah! She was blessed last year with an opportunity to compete with many other hopefuls when Oprah announced a talent search for someone special to host a talk show on her OWN Network. So Mukami got busy creating a test video to introduce herself to the world. I guess she didn’t win after all, but that’s alright because she’s already on the media mogul fasttrack of her own making!

She has already created her own media company, MaWazo Media, and is right at the threshold of launching her own show MukamiTV on May 12, the flagship WebTelevision arm of her media company. In this show, she will be interviewing people with a firm grasp on their destiny! From those who have made it, to those who are on their way! I watched her introductory videos, and they are lovely. Her production is top notched, (Oprah you missed out) and she’s obviously right in her element! This sister has a very beautiful spirit, and her style is inspirational, encouraging, uplifting! Her forte is encouraging those people who are interested in doing great things to keep on pushing past all the obstacles. Her example of pushing forward to launch her own dreams will inspire you! This sister is doing it, and doing it well!!

As Mukami was saying in one of her videos, we all have a starting point that may not have been glamorous. So where is hers? Mukami was born in Nyeri , Kenya in a family of two boys and two girls. She was however raised in Nairobi’s Woodley area. She attended Kilimani Primary School and Moi Nairobi Girls High School. She received a degree in Management Information Systems from USIU-San Diego and a Masters degree in Applied Communication and Organizational Development from University of Denver in Colorado.

Mukami is married to Kim Muhota, a banker and they have two children. Her parents, Stephen and Tina Kinoti also live in the nation’s capital. read more

Mukami TV - Your Voice, Amplified! Click this picture

Ladies, do yourselves a favor and go to her Youtube channel and link up to her. You don’t want to miss her video about all that she went through to get her in home studio up and running! You don’t want to miss ANY of what this lady will be saying and doing!

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Les Twins — Hip Hop Dance Straight Outta Sarcelles

30 Wednesday Mar 2011

Posted by Anna Renee in Les Twins

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At the beginning of the year, I was on Facebook when I noticed a post of young twin hip hop dancers. I was blown away by their talent as I watched the brothers  Larry and Laurent  start actually dancing. Fantastic doesn’t even begin to describe them!

There are many dancers out there and most of them are a dime a dozen. Any old movie star or football player can start dancing and do well enough. But these guys bring excitement back to dance! Watching them reminds me of my youth when my friends and I would go to dance competitions and shows around the neighborhood. What’s so exciting about Larry and Laurent is that they display some of the best in-sync and coordinated dance moves I’ve ever seen. Their dance movements are so fluid that one brother starts a movement and the other brother finishes it! Their moves flow in and out of each other! They are very well attuned to each other, probably because they got that twin power thing going on!

Not since the days of pop locking, thirty odd years ago when the youth of my generation did it well, have I seen anything so good! As my 9th grade french teacher would have declared, Formidable!!

Check out Les Twins and decide for yourself.

 



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Six step starts at :42.

 

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USAgain Clothing Donation Bins in Da ‘Hood…Can We Trust It?

18 Friday Mar 2011

Posted by Anna Renee in Uncategorized

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Here’s a sad commentary. I have noticed that there have been clothing donation bins appearing all over Oakland, overnight it seems. What’s sad is that they are appearing in all the ‘hood areas. The poorer areas in Oakland, and other cities, I’ve learned, and I’m suspicious about it. That is sad. Because it seems that this should be a good thing. For one thing, that the bins are strategically placed near businesses in our communities, which supposedly increases foot traffic near the business that “hosts” one of the bins. That it’s green for another thing. How many green companies do you see in the ‘hood? That it’s convenient for another thing. Now I can walk three blocks and be right at this bin.

  

 

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But I have a suspicious mind when it comes to this kind of thing. For one thing, who ARE these invisible people, and what are they doing with my old clothes? So I decide I’m gonna find out who these folks are before I donate any more goodies to them. (I did drop off a couple of bags) After nearly two months of forgetting to do that research, I finally got to it. I went online using “USAgain” and found their website. But their website looked a bit too cheesy for me. Too unprofessional looking. I didn’t truss it. So I dug a little deeper to find out about these people, and hit the jackpot with this link: (Allegedly)

http://www.tvindalert.com/companies/usagain/

So I found the above link to the above group of “investigative journalists” that have been following this company owned by Chicago based Mattias Wallender, who is danish. There’s all kinds of international intrigue here! It appears that Mr. Wallender is part of a danish organization calling itself the Teachers Group, Tvind and it has been said that these people are not into works of charity. Instead, they collect the millions of pounds of clothing from this country and African and South American countries as well, and sell it all for profit, which they admit. But the lion’ share of the money goes back to them, not to charity, and it’s alleged that they live extremely lavish and high lifestyles. And they seem to be untouchable.

List of Teachers Group clothing bins

  

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According to this website, they have a long list of other “companies” that they start and fold at will, staying steps ahead of the authorities! And used clothing is not the only business that they are in–they also have “colleges” here in the US and in other countries, that supposedly train missionary minded people how to help the people of Africa, India, and South America. Unfortunately the whole thing is a front to collect tuitions from good hearted young people. They started off in Europe–Germany, Denmark, and England and were shut down after being investigated. But they slithered over here to America and it seems to be too difficult to put the finger on them. So now they are in my community and others here in the San Francisco Bay Area, taking free clothing, reselling it to the tune of millions, all under a tax exempt status!

Tvind Teachers Group list of businesses

The following is an excerpt from the investigative website, Tvindalert concerning one of their “colleges”:

According to informants, CCTG college in Etna, Ca suddenly closed in December 2009 due to a severe flood. Would-be ‘development instructor’ students have since then been directed to other Teachers Group ’schools’ in the USA – IICD Michigan and IICD Massachusetts. In spring 2010, the building was put up for sale at $229,000 and it has now been sold.

In fact, there is evidence to suggest that the closure and sale of CCTG was planned. In October of 2009, CCTG submitted forms to the IRS informing it of a change of address from Etna to Richmond, California. Two months later came the ‘flood’ which forced the college to close. We can speculate that CCTG and the Teachers Group may have made a financial gain from the closure. The event certainly fits in with a pattern of other Teachers Group businesses abruptly closing or filing for bankruptcy (see for example the story of EC Trading).

Story link: MyFoxDC.com

This entire “cult” was built by the Danish man, Amdi Petersen, who started it all as a counter culture teaching commune back in the late 1960s. Back in the day, their mission was to change the world by travelling it and learning as they went. They bought a bus and did just that, being thrown out of country after country. Later on, the commune turned to a for profit business enterprise, taking the flea market sales model to a whole new international level back in 199o. Then the man and his group of teachers disappeared for 20 years, no doubt amassing his fortune and controlling his underling teachers in a cult like fashion according to Danish authorities. Read more at the following link.
http://www.tvindalert.com/featured/amdi-petersen/

There is so much more to this story that I simply can’t write it all here. For those who are interested, the website Tvindalert has many, many links, testimonials from people who have been burned, and news reports of this group and how they have operated over the past 40 years. Amazing!

 

For me, it’s all very fascinating, yet sad for those people of color who have been used, and all those used who just wanted to help others in developing countries. It never ceases to amaze me how so many people can find ways to become amazingly rich off of the backs of poor people of color, yet so many of us remain in back breaking poverty. It’s all so perplexing, to say the least.

 

All of this from the little clothing bin on my block. Well, I guess I won’t be donating anything more.
 

green world bin

 

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Bishop Noel Jones in South Africa…The Practicality of Christianity

27 Sunday Feb 2011

Posted by Anna Renee in Christianity, Noel Jones (Bishop)

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The great Bishop Noel Jones, discussing the intersection of business and church, the practical and the spiritual, the dialectical and the liturgical. Bishop Noel Jones is considered a profound Christian theologian and intellectual. He has a way with the Word of God that leaves no room for doubt about God’s existence, His mercy, and His love for us all.

When he recently visited in South Africa and sat down to speak on the SABC network, the good Bishop met his intellectual match in his interviewer, Mbulelo Rakwena. Watch as the two intellects argue the points of how black Christians ought to approach Christianity–how we black people ought to bring Christianity to bear on our history, including our enslavement and the effects of it, so that God’s Word and God’s love breaks the bonds of economic and mental slavery that we are still suffering worldwide.

One thing we know, God has given us Free Will to choose our paths. We see how the slavers made their choice to twist Scripture.  We see how they brought Christianity to bear in their desire to conquer and vanquish black people, and by extension, the world. The imperialists and slavers reinterpreted scripture to support their desires for domination. This reinterpretation still rings in the ears of many people who have decided that they can’t relate to the “white man’s religion”. The imperialistic misinterpretation of God still holds sway over most black agnostics and atheists to this present day. But what we as black Christians must do is to begin the reinterpretation of scripture that works for us in our practical lives here on earth.  We can never accept the imperialists racist interpretation of scripture as God’s unchanging truth, even if those imperialists would have us to believe this profound lie! 

God’s Omniscience, Omnipresence and Omnipotence is too big to equate with the european slavers,  or their fallacy ridden, eurocentric interpretation of HIM!

K’Naan On The Politics of Somali Pirates

17 Thursday Feb 2011

Posted by Anna Renee in hip hop music, K'naan, Pirates, Somalia

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In my recent post on rapper Chubb Rock, my blog brother Qwami Ade introduced me to a collaboration video between the Chubster himself and Somali-Canadian rapper K’Naan. Of course I was impressed! I decided that I would find out more about this young man’s music. So the time came for me to seek and search Brother K’Naan out and I found out that this young man is much deeper than his mad rapping skills would suggest. He’s a champion for his homeland of Somalia and for his people. He has become a spokesman and a statesman–a self appointed ambassador to Somalia’s struggles and desires for freedom, by virtue of his popularity. He’s a rapper’s rapper–can I say that? So many hip hop heads love him and he’s done innumerable collaboratings with everybody who’s anybody in the hip hop world. He’s very well versed in the politics of his country and his rapping artistry is a vehicle for him to get his point across to the world about the struggles of the Somali people.

He’s the answer to what hip hop should always be about– and not only he, but also so many other unheralded spoken word artists. Hip Hop should teach, it should inform, it should elevate, it should inspire and empower, and thank God hip hop continues to do just that in spite of those who prophesy of its impending demise. Hip hop continues just because of the negativity that tries to surround it on all sides and drown out its voice. Truth, though, cannot be silenced for long, and we should always be about the business of seeking truth. Too many of our young people, even our young intellectuals have allowed their ears to be clogged by the madness. It’s up to you, young ones, to clean out your ears to receive the truth, and bypass the lie.

But I digress.

When I found these video clips of Brother K’Naan, my heart sang! He’s articulate, passionate, dedicated, intelligent, focused and he’s using his gift to educate us about Somalia and the struggle of the Somali people in this time. K’Naan is learning about the malevalent power of the western media. He juxtaposes what he hears from his people back in Somalia about the issue of the Somali “pirates” and what he reads and hears about it here in the west. His home of Canada to be exact. Of course the two versions don’t mesh.

Now watch this Canadian interviewer as she twitches in anticipation to find out about the “bad” stuff that K’naan has done in his life. Her basic reasoning turned off, she’s deaf, dumb and blind to the man’s basic humanity. Her entire attention is turned to what exactly K’Naan is talking about when he admits that he had difficulties in his youth. When he explains that he’s been bad “in a textbook sense, but not inside”, the dumb lady can’t grasp what he’s saying. Interesting. White Canadians…so similar to their USAian siblings. (not all of them)

Anyway, I respect what K’Naan then says, quoting an unknown philosopher who said, “it’s better to light a candle than to curse the dark” K’Naan then says he’s not positive because he’s had positive experiences in life, but because he chose to be positive and to turn negative experiences into positive ones. It’s amazing how having a little bit of faith in yourself, and developing your gifts can be the catalyst to actualizing those very gifts!

Much respect to K’Naan for keeping it real!

Independent Woman? Really?

20 Thursday Jan 2011

Posted by Anna Renee in Uncategorized

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I was at brother Spencer’s blog, The Warrior Poet, reading his Spencerism’s dated January 19, 2011.  He’s a Christian man who blogs about his opinion on a number of interesting subjects.  His post on Women and Independence was quite interesting to me and I wanted to share what he had to say about it.

His take on Women and our claims of being “Independent”.  What Do You Think?

http://kelspencer.com/2011/01/19/spencerism-independent-women-what/

Cosmetics Industry Rakes in Billions on the Insecurities of People of Color

10 Monday Jan 2011

Posted by Anna Renee in Capitalism, Caste System, Colourism, Cosmetic Giants, India

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Vaseline's Facebook App and Advertisement for their face whitener for men

Colorism is happening, not only with Africans throughout the diaspora, but also with our equally melanated Indian brothers and sisters. I was surprised, but not surprised (if you know what I mean) to learn of the rampant colorism that’s happening in India. I have heard of the color caste system in their culture, where the darker skinned people, suffer more discrimination and poverty. India has a strict a centuries old, color caste class system, which has been exacerbated by centuries of British and Portuguese colonial rule. (I think it probably arises from it)

About thirty years ago, many American cosmetics giants wormed their way into the Indian culture and started advertising and selling their “skin lightening” products to Indian women.  The Cosmetic giants  are now entrenched in India and are exploiting the Indian people’s misplaced desire for lighter skin for all they can get out of it, and it’s worth billions of dollars! Revlon, Avon, Estee Lauder and other cosmetics giants are manipulating the insecurities of the people with their blunt advertisements for skin lightening products with names like: Refined White, Absolute White and Cyber White EX, (Cyber White EX, WTF?) and it’s aparent that the people are buying into this madness big time. What’s interesting is that those cosmetic firms which have traditionally targetted Indian women, are now, in unchecked greed, going after the men! Last year there was the brouhaha about the Facebook application that could allow users to lighten their profiles.  This whole thing was a campaign launched by Vaseline, and the ad promised to “unleash what was hidden underneath your skin!”   (Another WTF)  In true Madison Avenue tradition, they simply use a famous Bollywood actor in their ads, but in India they go hard!  There is no euphemistic wishy washiness—they just show the actors face split in half:  one half its regular dusky color and the other half lightened.  Aparently this approach worked well, and many MEN bought into this.

I’ve been saying it for years. It’s the media that perpetuate the cultural stereotypes. They understand the peoples’ psychology all too well, even if the people of color themselves don’t, that their oppression by whites creates their self hatred.   The people are psychologically vulnerable, and ripe for the pickings.  So then all the Corporate Cosmetic giants have to do is come in behind and sell a pipe dream to the spiritually broken people. Subliminally, sell the dream of looking more like your oppressors, thereby being a better person and having a better life than you could with your natural dark skin. We saw this sublimation here in North America, then in Africa and it probably occurs anywhere that dark skinned people are being oppressed by white skinned people. The desire to be something other than one’s dark skinned self is so strong that these products truly sell themselves.  They fly off the store shelves. To top it off, the Cosmetics giants have no responsibility for the blatant immorality or even the safety—they can blame it all on the color caste culture of the people, so in effect it becomes the people’s fault that they are oppressed and miserable.  After all, the people WANT these products!!

http://www.aolnews.com/article/beyond-the-pale-facebook-app-lightens-users-skin-color/19552998

http://www.sepiamutiny.com/sepia/archives/004677.html

Thankfully, the people of India are fighting back against this onslaught of, dare I say, spiritual violence! Many groups are popping up to deal with this and there are certain Bollywood actors and actresses who refuse to be a part of the marketing of these horrid products that exploit and destroy their people spiritually. It’s such a terrible thing the way capitalism devours.

I found an interesting Indian blog called Sepia Mutiny (love the name) and they addressed this issue and posted one of the commercials ads. (the link to the article is above) In the ad a sad depressed dark skinned young man couldn’t get a girl’s attention. A properly lightened friend schooled him about using “Fair and Handsome”, a cream made just for men “rough skin instead of using the creams made for women’s soft skin”.   So the depressed guy used the product, turned 4 shades lighter, got the girl and lived happily ever after! That particular post got 289 comments and counting as young East Indian commenters throughout their own diaspora discussed this important topic concerning their own skin issues. I can’t help but feel a kind of De ja vu as I watchd the video and read some of the commentary about this very compelling topic.

I hope that the Indian people continue to fight to overcome this assault, bit by bit. It’s just another instance of oppressed people of color being further manipulated for the benefit of these huge corporations for which NOTHING matters but the money in their bottom line.

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Just as an addition to this article:  I was recently informed of reggae artist Vybz Kartel, who has drastically lightened his skin and has incurred the wrath of his fans!  Not all.   It’s so sad that someone would go to these extremes to be considered acceptable to those who will never accept you.   Vybz is now a very cheap version of a light skinned black man, when he was a full version of his beautiful dark skinned God appointed self!  Many say he looks like a corpse, rather than a browning!  But he thinks he looks fine.  Well!

http://www.rollingout.com/insiderohome/ro-today/12598-reggae-artist-vybz-kartel-bleaches-his-skin-why-self-hate-continues-to-destroy-the-black-community.html

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