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Black Woman and Child
Spring-Summer 2008
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On the Cover: It's
our day to have our say. Sharing secrets in the way that comes
naturally from sister to sister. Photographer: Karen Struthers.
Contents
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Publisher Page and Greetings
Population Control: Common sense or new world white supremacy? -
Featured Writer: Kia Hayes
This talented artist and scribe shares a brief and beautiful view of being a Black Woman in Japan. -
Raising Eco-Conscious African Children
“Introducing eco-play into your child's routine coud be just the thing needed to get them away from the television, video games, and computer screen.” -
Your Guide to Green: A World of Difference
It took generations of people thousands of years to get the environment into the sorry state it's in today -- and cleaning it up is no overnight fix! This green guide presents some good ways to get started and to keep the momentum going. -
BUSTED: The Toxic Baby Bottle Scandal -- REVEALED
A new report shows that a dangerous chemical is finding its way into our baby's milk -- with serious adverse health effects. -
Living Well with Sickle Cell
"Every child has a divine purpose. Whether it's sickle cell, whether its diabetes, whatever illness, God still has a plan and a purpose for you." -
What's Up Down There?
In this exclusive, intimate discussion, women let it all out about our private parts. - Sidebar:
Getting the Lowdown on Vaginal Health
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In Her Own Words: Cathy Snoggles
A candid conversation with the author of Erotic Tales Sure to Arouse the Senses. "If I had done all of the things that I wrote about, I would be in the hospital, flatlined." -
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What's On?
Population Control: Common Sense? Or New World White Supremacy?
"Some people are always looking for someone to blame. In times of economic or employment crisis, they blame the immigrants – people like us. In today’s environmental crisis, they blame overpopulation – of people like us. They don’t blame the excessive lifestyle of Western waste."