I Cut Off Every Person in My Life
Murder’s Mask
Patriarchy, Possession and the Pattern. Behind the Killing of Botsawana Women
How Botswana’s Youth Lost The Path To Independence
The Battle Over Marriage and The Future of Botswana Family
Book & Article Reviews for Black Nebraskans during Black History Month
The White Man’s Burden is Heavy on The African Woman
Why Blackness is Hated
Botswana Wildlife Poaching Crisis and Social Justice
Racism Resistance
Selalelo Mmankgodi Women’s Grafted Fruit Tree Project
MORE STATEMENT OF PURPOSE
We are working on a report on the effectiveness of these civil rights organizations, such as the city’s Omaha Human Rights and Relations Department, in addressing their mission. It’s come to our attention that they have little to no empirical data on the success of addressing racism, and historical discrimination and, most of all, engaging communities of Color with the transformation of the problems into reasonable solutions. When a public fund organization does work have little or any social capital with oppressed African Americans and other People of Color, it is time to ask for change. What good are third-string quarterbacks who can’t play in the Superbowl of anti-racism? Can we point to one success story and whom they helped in the valley of the struggle that can offer testimonials to outcomes?
Got any questions regarding anti-racism, race equity, or community advocacy but have never seemed to be able to get any answers? Or incidents handled by Nebraska Equal Opportunity Commission , Nebraska Urban League, or any government funded organizations. -
Text or Email A’Jamal at 402-212-7083 or email moreinfo@moreomaha.org
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2016 Fowler Ave
Omaha, NE 68110
402-212-7083
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