We Would like to introduce you to the new comedy series taking over the internet, "The Misadventures of the Awkward Black Girl. The are 9 episodes so far and here is one of our favorites. I hop you enjoy it just as much as us. We support hard work at SVF. Enjoy!
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Look out Jimmy Choo and Louis Vuitton. SVF is coming for ya!
Recently I sent in a video for a BET fashion competition entitled "Lens On Talent". The video took all of 1 hour to shoot and another hour to edit. I scurry along about with my daily routine and didn't think much more about it. Well I received an email that my video was chosen as one of the top 25 highlighted submissions. I was also informed that the competition starts on October 17, 2011 and that the winner is totally up to "YOU". So starting Today we need for all of our supporters, stylistas, stylistors, family, friends, EVERYBODY to help get SVF video to the Top. SO lets fire this voting machine up.... You can see the link to the submission below
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Hit America Below the Belt- In Its Wallet!
It is not my intention to be cynical or highly critical, but what good will come from sleeping in Troy Davis Park (recently known as Woodruff Park)? Understand, I appreciate the effort and the symbolic meaning of the protesters of 'Occupy Atlanta.' I truly do. I just want to know what's next. I want to know why we are 'occupying' an irrelevant property in Downtown Atlanta. I mean, people have been sleeping in Troy Davis Park and many other parks around Atlanta for years. It's like we're tucked away but just noticeable for people to see. 
If you're gonna act, ACT. Do it BIG! Occupy the steps of City Hall. Occupy the Georgia Chamber of Commerce. Occupy bank headquarters. Occupy something relevant besides a PUBLIC park. Unlike many, I have been down to Troy Davis Park and have conversed and 'occupied' with the protesters. Initially when I first saw the protesters and their sad tents tattered across the park, I had an overwhelming feeling of discouragement. I didn't see angry, disenchanted citizens. I saw college commrades from local universities eating pb&j sandwiches that were straining to speak over the annoying, off tempo ruckus made by a group of clueless looking young adults beating on the bottom of empty, purposeless buckets. In that moment I lost a great deal of zeal and passion.
I had lost all revolutionary thought and instead began praying to God to send some minorities with some rhythm to the park to help that God-forsaken group of students whose soul purpose seems only to beat on empty buckets at EVERY political rally. Are these buckets their war drums? If so, then I understand the confusing, unstructured, energy of the protest here in Atlanta.
Personally, I believe our needs here in America have forgone marches and sit-ins and sit-downs and lay-downs and whatever else you can think of. It's time for activism to with some real, hard core action. I'm talking about activism that hurts. Sitting and sleeping in a cold, wet park alone won't cut it. I mean, again, people have been doing this unwillingly for some time now. Sleeping outside isn't anything new and has not provoked the government before hand or prompted the 1% to give. Why would they now? Actually, this is how a good percentage of the 99% sleep anyway. Thus, I propose that we inflict pain. Cause an action that blackens the eye of the 1%. Are we ready for that type of action here in Atlanta? It's time to launch an action against the oppressive system. I propose we boycott! They won't give the money. Take the money. It will be difficult at first, but if we give them a Black eye by swinging at their pockets, I'm sure they'll listen to what we're saying. Flood you community stores, your farmer's market, etc. Stop supporting the banks, go withdraw your money. Something! Anything! People, it's time to sacrifice for the greater good. Give up their products and businesses! Blacken their eye by swinging at their pockets! OCCUPY YOUR MONEY!!! I bet they'd listen then.Signed,
Revolution Mary
Monday, September 12, 2011
This is it.... WHAT!!!
Camp Lo is an American Hip Hop group formed in 1995 by rappers. Sonny Cheeba (Salahadeen Wilds) and Geechi Suede (Saladine Wallace). They are both from Bronx, New York and have muslim upbringings. The best way to describe thier music is soulful Hip Hop. I listened to a couple of tracks from their debut album "Uptown Saturday Night" and fell in love. Even though Im hearing this album for the first time (14 years later), I can honeslty say Im a fan.
With "Uptown Saturday Night"You dont hear much about drugs, clothes, hoes, P**sy, cars, sex, which is probably why I like it so much. While the rap game is filled with derogatory lyrics that puts us (African Americans) back THOUSANDS of years, is nice to hear what Hip Hop is suppose to be. So Im posting the video "Luchini" and I hope you guys enjoy it as much as I do.. PS LADIES CHECK OUT THE GUY AT THE END............ FIIIOONE!
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