The Journey of the Power of the Women Vote in America
“From Seneca Falls 1848 to Vice Presidency of Women of Color” Our Guest is Fannie Smith Of Women Federation for World Peace. We ask the question Is your ballot at […]
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“Black Youth Are Not Afraid To Defend Their Rights”, Psychologist, Dr. Niama T. Malachi Mama Joy
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“I Can Breath”, Says ABJ Youth, Tabario, Asia, Khiari Mama Joy
In this interview, Josephine Hamilton Perry says, if we don’t get involved in the people for the people by the people system of our country, then our ancestors fight for voting rights of colored people and women was to no avail.
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Mama Joy
Mama Joy (Joy Sigur Ramza Woods) is A Podcast Host, and Lecturer On The Divine, Economic, and Cultural Role Of “Emancipation Proclamation” In Negro and American History. She is a proud grandmother, retired educator, minister, singer, pianist, community activist.
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