Showing posts with label Hillary Clinton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hillary Clinton. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 3, 2018

American Woman, as the song goes...


Devil woman created by John T. Howard. (2018).





“In 1972 Anne Braden wrote what she called ‘A letter to southern white women’. And I just want to share a short passage from that letter… ‘I believe that no white woman reared in the south, or perhaps anywhere in this racist country can find freedom as a woman until she deals in her own consciousness with the question of race. We grow up little girls absorbing the stereotypes of race, the picture of ourselves as somehow privileged because of the color of our skin. These two mythologies become intertwined; and there is no way to free ourselves from one without dealing with the other.' 

It seems like Hillary Clinton should have read her, you know. Because Clinton was deeply mistaken in thinking that she could [call up] an obsolete notion of feminism that focuses on the categorical woman with all of its clandestine processes of racialization and class hierarchy. She used an outmoded notion of feminism that revolves around white middle class and bourgeois women.” ~ Angela Davis, Black scholar, activist


artist John T. Howard created this piece. www.artofjohnhoward.com



Tuesday, February 13, 2018

White Woman's Claims, Angela Davis' Observation!


Angela Davis and Hilary Clinton.




“In 1972 Anne Braden wrote what she called ‘A letter to southern white women’. And I just want to share a short passage from that letter… ‘I believe that no white woman reared in the south, or perhaps anywhere in this racist country can find freedom as a woman until she deals in her own consciousness with the question of race. We grow up little girls absorbing the stereotypes of race, the picture of ourselves as somehow privileged because of the color of our skin. These two mythologies become intertwined; and there is no way to free ourselves from one without dealing with the other.' 

It seems like Hillary Clinton should have read her, you know. Because Clinton was deeply mistaken in thinking that she could [call up] an obsolete notion of feminism that focuses on the categorical woman with all of its clandestine processes of racialization and class hierarchy. She used an outmoded notion of feminism that revolves around white middle class and bourgeois women.” ~ Angela Davis




Angela Davis found not guilty by an all-white jury June 4, 1972 of murder, kidnapping & criminal conspiracy charges... The complexity to this moment, and the historic struggle of Africans requires great research and search of soul, mind, emotion and collective memory! The up and coming generation need more than a twitter mindset to be humans. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 


Tuesday, February 21, 2017

Who ya' kiddin'?


Ivanka Trump and Chelsea Clinton exchange.


"We will be friends long after this election."~ Chelsea Clinton

We have a great respect for each other, and that hasn’t changed.” ~ Ivanka Trump



"You know what? What's divertingly humorous and a wee bit pathetic is how many so-called middle class, working class, marginalized, repressed, black, and poor people have fallen out with each other, built a wall between each other over Drumpf vs Killary. Hillary didn't like losing to Donald, but do you really think she's severed him?

The hunter should not be captured by the game..."
- Michael Scipio Jan. 29, 2017




Sunday, August 4, 2013

LISTENING

I am listening to author and spiritual teacher, Richard Moss. One of the things he says, "What if a nation were led by a couple deeply engaged in their discoveries? Partnership is a dance..." peels back the assumptions drawn from the cultural reference to all we glean from the lives of Adam and Eve. – Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories (1.8.13)


Hillary Clinton's deep intense beauty of face.





Thursday, May 30, 2013

101 powerful women

The ranking and photos of
Power Women

Michelle Obama a diner honoring Mexican president Felipe Calderon in 2010

The Harvard grad and former corporate attorney (and husband Barack Obama's boss) actively uses her platform as first lady to fight childhood obesity and promote healthier eating and lifestyles. With 67% of Americans viewing Michelle Obama in a positive light, she's more popular than her husband by far (47%)...  This year alone she's appeared on the shows of Katie Couric and Jimmy Fallon and announced the Best Picture for the Academy Awards 2013 

SPOTLIGHT: At a keynote address in March, she kept it real, saying "It wasn't that long ago that I was juggling a demanding job with two small children and a husband who traveled."

Michelle OBAMA



Hillary Clinton is fine.

The whole world is watching: Will Hillary run? Clinton has a CV full of firsts: She is the only First Lady to become a U.S. senator turned viable presidential candidate turned Secretary of State. Now a private citizen, she holds her position as one of the most powerful women on the planet with all bets on that she will be the 2016 Democratic presidential candidate and likely next leader of the free world. The polls don't lie. 65% of Democrats say they'll vote Team Hillary, while another poll has her beating the two Republican forerunners by 52%. Her only speed bump now is the Benghazi controversy. And while Bill Clinton calls speculation about his wife's intention to run as "the worst expenditure of our time," she's done little to quiet the chatter, including hitting the speaking circuit last month at an estimated $200,000 fee per event and inking a reported $14 million book deal

2013 
SPOTLIGHT: Super PAC Ready for Hillary, launched in April, has nearly 150,000 Facebook likes, over 60,000 Twitter followers and more than 1,000 financial contributions.

Hillary Clinton 






Saturday, May 18, 2013

AMERICAN Foreign Policy

Hillary Clinton making a point.


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I have never forgotten this history, this relationship. It is too late to be telling American people, who love their illusions, and enjoy being held captive by uninformed emotions. Had the right questions been asked and answered in 2001 much of the woe we are experiencing now would not be woe. Freedom would be a realistic tenet of our society instead of a lofty idea against a back drop of the denials of freedom. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 5.18.13