Good morning! I realized something this morning which was complete oversight on my part and I’d like to begin with an apology: I’m so sorry that I left my fabulous blog readers out!! You see, I have a secret… a secret stand to be more precise. I have had it for a few months actually. [...]
Archive for the ‘African art’ Category
Mama’s Secret Specials Stand
Posted in Africa, African art, tagged African art, Christmas, coffee, customer appreciation, discounts, gifts, Hanukkah, Sale, secret, thanks on December 3, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
When Ideas Collide, Good People Keep Level Heads
Posted in Africa, African art, Children, Conflict, Corruption, Cultures, General, History, Mama's Round Table, Pan-African and Diaspora, Politics, Questions and Answers, tagged African, culture, current events, democracy, development, discussion, eco, ecology, fair trade, FGM, History, ideas, Mama Afrika, opinion, Politics, round table, sustainable, talk, tolerance on May 18, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Join us as we discuss issues facing Africa with frank, open and honest dialog. In a world where people seem more and more polarized on the issues, I’d like to offer a space which shows that we aren’t so different after all: Mama Afrika’s Round Table
Sharing one of my favorites
Posted in African art, Art, Cultures, tagged Africa, African, Art, contest, diaspora, Facebook, fashion, free, giveaway, hair, Twitter on March 10, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
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Mama Afrika’s first ever Black Friday (After Thanksgiving) Sale!
Posted in Africa, African art, Helping others, tagged Africa, After Thanksgiving sale, assistance, donation, donations, Economic hardship, fair trade, helping, local economies, Pricing, Products, Sale on November 25, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Mama Afrika’s First Ever Black Friday/ After Thanksgiving sale!!
Why Should Schools Teach African Art?
Posted in Africa, African art, Questions and Answers on September 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
“Why should students learn about African art? After all, isn’t it primarily primative art which is made for rituals and stuff? I mean, it isn’t like its Monet or Van Gogh or something.” A couple of weeks ago, while waiting in line and chatting with a friend; I was discussing the fact that I knew [...]