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Vice Presidential Candidate Brings Boricua Flavor to National Politics
Nivia Carroll
August 29, 2008
VidaAfroLatina.com EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW
This year, Sen. Barack Obama isn't the only political first in the world of national politics. Rosa Clemente, an Afro-Puerto Rican from New York, recently became the first Latina nominated to run for vice president of the United States on the Green Party ticket.
A Colombian-Dominican Collaboration Documents the Afro-Latino Experience
Renzo Devia & Alicia Anabel
August 12, 2008
As a television producer, I was fortunate to meet hundreds of Latinos worldwide. For six years, I told their stories and broadcast them to millions. But there was one story too big to be covered in a single television show: Afro-Latinos.
Loving All that We Are: One Costarricense’s Dating LifeIvy Farguheson
July 25, 2008
I actually enjoy, in fact I love, being Afro-Latina. As I've search for the Latino man-of-my-dreams, I came across a very sad fact. They weren’t as interested in the “Afro” side of me as I was.
"La Diáspora Africana en Movimiento" de ArgentinaMaría Paz Moltedo
July 24, 2008
La Diáspora en Movimiento representa un esfuerzo común. Es un proyecto integrador, de distintas asociaciones afroamericanas, afrodescendientes, activistas, artistas y cualquiera que quiera identificarse con esta comunidad.
Official Statement: Afro-Puerto Rican Accepts Green Party Vice Presidential Nomination
Rosa Clemente
July 23, 2008
I am honored and excited to accept this invitation to run with Cynthia McKinney. Cynthia McKinney is a hero to me and many others across this country and around the world for her courage in standing up to George Bush.
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