(H)afrocentric: the Comic

Welcome to (H)afrocentric: the Comic blog. If The Boondocks was feminist, it may look like this…Follow the self proclaimed radical Black feminist, Naima Pepper (who has a White mama), as she deals with the contradictions of her own life in various...

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#afropunk #afropunkfest15 #afropunkfest2015 #hafrocentric

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#afropunk #afropunkfest15 #afropunkfest2015 #hafrocentric

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Twitter: hafrocentric

Web: hafrocentric.com

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#afropunk #afropunkfest15 #afropunkfest2015 #hafrocentric

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(H)afrocentric Volume 4 

5 Page preview!

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“You have to be the first person to believe in yourself. Then, others will follow”

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What’s the motivation behind creating #hafrocentric?

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Throwback Thursday. Only it's not Thursday.

Vol. 3 Book Launch in Brooklyn!

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Best soap EVER!!!

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Why thank you.  Oppression free soap is everything.  Oppression free everything.  Is everything.  

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Angela, Audre, bell, & Naima

Front:

Angela & 

Audre & 

bell & 

Naima.*

Back:

*(H)afrocentric logo featuring the main character, Naima Pepper.

Colors available: 

Tri Lemon or Athletic Blue

(H)afrocentric: the Comic

(H)afrocentric: the Comic's main character Naima Pepper has dedicated her life to reading and studying Black radical feminists such as Angela Davis, Audre Lorde, and bell hooks.  The t-shirt features Naima Pepper in the same vein as her (s)heroes.  A bit self righteous? Yes.  But that is why Naima Pepper continuously finds herself on the soapbox. 

Available sizes (womens):

medium**

large

xl

**These sizes are from American Apparel so they tend to run on the larger size.

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Interview with (H)afrocentric: the Comic creator x Talia Taylor.

For Bad Girl Confidence.

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The book launch of (H)afrocentric's Volume 3 in Brooklyn was a huge success!  One of the ideas that Ronald Nelson, Akima Tahanee, and Shawn Whitehorn discussed in the realm of possibilities is building on the ideas of mydiaspora.com.  Mydiaspora.com is the idea in (H)afrocentric that there is a website dedicated to social networking around anti gentrification. 

We expanded that idea and had a number of slides dedicated to showing redlining in Brooklyn (because the book launch was in Brooklyn), a definition of what redlining is, the new maps of economic development (often seen as a harbinger of gentrification), and then a map of the future.  The map of the future is dedicated to thinking about what could be if we lived in a world that loved blackness, women, and revolution.  This is what was projected on the walls during the book launch.  

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Gentrification be like...? I discovered you!

But really, what does gentrification be like...? Tell me what you think! Tweet @hafrocentric

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@bettiono Presents @Reninawrites and @Hafrocentric, (Juliana “Jewels” Smith) for their Oakland book launch.I am going home ya’ll.

We will be discussing Black women’s storytelling on and off line. I will have books, t-shirts and post cards for sell. Come say #heybewhay.

Please share and reblog. We are trying to make it pop off:)

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Word!!! In there, come thru yall!

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Rob!!! You were on my list of people to send an invite to directly…so I am SO GLAD you saw this and that you’ll be there! ~@reninawrites

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What the world needs now...is love...more love...and some Black women to write for SNL.  This is so exciting!!

http://www.dailyfreeman.com/arts-and-entertainment/20140109/snl-hires-two-black-women-as-writers

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Juliana "Jewels" Smith joined us to discuss her brilliant comic book Hafrocentric.