Ana Maria Hidalgo….Hola, from Santiago, Chile

Ana Maria Hidalgo, Artist, Poet, Writer, Designer

Former founding member of the Hispanic Women’s League in Buffalo, NY and creator of its logo in the early eighties when she was a Professor in the American Studies Program at the University of Buffalo, pioneering its first Latin and Third World Women’s Studies courses, Ana Maria Hidalgo resides in Chile where she returned after completing her studies in the United States. She is a Professor of Design at Universidad Arcis in Santiago, Chile. She is the mother of Amalia and Amado and is  a grandmother.

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Ada Keeling, still going at 95

Ada Keeling and daughter Shelley: photo credit: Pace for News

If you think old age means to quick exercising, slow down and past the time  away knitting in your rocking chair, ask 95-year-old Ada Keeling what’s her secret for staying young and fit. If life has not been good to you, still it’s no reason to despond and complain.

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Another American woman sexually harassed in Tahrir square

CBS journalist Angella Johnson

Meet  CBS  journalist Angella Johnson, another female reporter sexually harassed in Egypt while covering the events at Tahrir Square in Cairo on the same day Lara Logan sexually assaulted by a mob of men. What do you thing about her story? What about Lara Logan?

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Maria Rosa, the blogging diva…

My name is Maria Rosa. I have nine blogs through WordPress and Blogspot. I enjoy blogging and reading the news daily to keep my viewers informed about what is happening locally, in the state and the world. I’m working a new blog based on a diary about myself, so look for it soon.

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Happy Birthday: Suzanne Dod Thomas

 

Piri Thomas and wife Suzanne Dod Thomas

 

Suzanne Dod Thomas:

Wishing you a Happy Birthday from Buffalo, New York as you continue to travel “Down These Mean Streets,” with Piri Thomas.

Love ya both

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Dickson and Woodin in concert at Cafe Allegro

Don’t miss Dickson and Woodin in concert at Cafe Allegro, Hertel Avenue, Buffalo,NY on March 13 and April 13, 8 to 11 PM.  Awesome acoustic group. Book for your next program.

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Birthday Wishes: Sandy White

Sandy White

I’ve known Sandy White for over two  decades.  My daughter is 24, and I met Sandy before her birth. Sandy was a friend of the noted local journalist Carl R. Allen (1955-1999), father of my daughter Corrie E. Allen. We met through Carl and have maintained a friendship ever since.

Sandy is very active in the local community and long time member of the Harriet Tubman Club. She formerly worked at one of the local television stations as a popular anchorwoman and recently obtained a Master’s degree in Urban Planning. She is a consultant and president of her own company, Mustard Seed Consulting Group.

Kudos!

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A Heroine: Cariol Holloman Horne, birthday wishes

Officer Cariol Holloman Horne, outside hearing room, Buffalo Police Headquarters with Ken Nixon & A. Pendergrass

Imagine after 20 years in the Buffalo Police Department almost nearing retirement being wrongfully fired from your job unable to collect a pension cast out into the street with no other means of supporting a family.  And it happened to Cariol Holloman Horne, a former Buffalo Police Officer.

She’s turning a bit older, wiser and better. To many she is still Officer Cariol Holloman Horne who unjustly lost her patrolwoman job in a series of wrongful accusations.

But she is a strong woman resolute in her convictions, surviving when others would have broken down and given up.   The incident happened four years ago on November 6, 2008 when Office Cariol Horne attempted to “prevent a suspect from being choked to death by another officer as she explained.  (  Lt. Officer Greg Kwiatkowski placed on paid suspension  from the Buffalo Police for assaulting another police officer this year).

All honors and praises to this wonderful African-American woman, mother and still Officer Horne  to those who stood by her and continue to support her.  Happy Birthday .

birthday wishes to the beautiful Cariol Holloman Horne

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New Production honoring women in the military

“WHITE, PINK & BLUE” a historical perspective of women in the military throughout history! To HONOR female veterans for 11/11/10 Veterans Day!! Two more productions to go Saturday, November 13th & Sunday 14th at Buffalo’s first non alcoholic night club at 1410/12 Main St. at Utica. For information and tickets call Sandra 882-3715 or Marisa at 885-2791

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African women hair a spiritual thing

Hair in African culture important. Hair in African culture  seen as a pathway to the soul because highest point on the body closest to the most high. Care of one’s hair trusted to a family member or close friend. If hair gets into the wrong hands could cause  you harm.

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