The Second Conference of Intellectuals from Africa and the Diaspora (CIAD II) was opened in Salvador Bahia with a warm embrace for Brazil from diplomats, a Nobel Laureate, and international celebrities such as noted African-American authors Michael Eric Dyson and wife/reverend Marcia Dyson and their good friend the beloved African-American music artist Stevie Wonder.
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"Wonder revealed to his audience that he'd lost the most important person in his life this past May 31st, his mother. His deep affection for Brazil, he suggested, had helped him deal with that loss and he made connections between the way his mother had inspired him to overcome his physical blindness and the way Brazil had helped him to see the things that are truly important in life. "
He suggested?? Think you could read anymore into that?? The love one has for a place helps heal the lost of a loved one??
Sounds like "sunshine being blowed up someone's ass" instead of in someone's life.
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Stevie written by Robert Reid,
July 13, 2006
Come on please. Go easy on Stevie. He's a great guy- is anything sacred?
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... written by yadda,
July 14, 2006
The first poster needs to get a life. You're really a sad creature.
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For the first poster, and the following: written by AigoVigo,
July 14, 2006
"Sounds like "sunshine being blowed up someone's ass" instead of in someone's life."
What the hell does this supposed to mean? You are hell of a sick person. Others: Read the posts from this same sick person in another post regarding "Prostitution in Brazil"
This guy is simply sick, and sees everything with negative thoughts. He does seem to be a great looser in life, and Brazil must have taught him a leasson or 2 up his ass. he is just sprinkiling bad taste all over the site. He better be ignored.
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African Intelligentsia written by Who cares?,
July 17, 2006
Is there such a thing as an African Intelligentsia? I thought it was a contradiction in terms.......
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Re:Sounds like \"sunshine written by Maximus IV,
July 17, 2006
This blind man has contributed more in one minute of his life than the smelly fart of a life that you call yours!
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Losers and spooks written by Maximus IV,
July 17, 2006
The first poster is probably some loser racist buzzing his buble bee azz around on sites that feature dialogue on the trials of people of color. He is a spook who specializes in inventing machinations of discord and hate by virtue of the undeniable fact of his proven inferiority in looks, word, intelligence, and deeds.
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Above poster.. written by Judge Dread,
July 18, 2006
Are you on drugs dude? You sound like you're drunk or something.
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Re: Sounds like you\'re drunk written by Maximus IV,
July 18, 2006
I wasn't aware that you could (HEAR) me ! Please, tell us about these special powers of yours! Are you human? Are you alien? Perhaps you're illegal alien? Share some of what you're using with us! While you're hearing what I just typed HEAR THIS...
The Second Conference of Intellectuals from Africa and the Diaspora (CIAD II) was opened in Salvador Bahia with a warm embrace for Brazil from diplomats, a Nobel Laureate, and international celebrities such as noted African-American authors Michael Eric Dyson and wife/reverend Marcia Dyson and their good friend the beloved African-American music artist Stevie Wonder.
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"Wonder revealed to his audience that he'd lost the most important person in his life this past May 31st, his mother. His deep affection for Brazil, he suggested, had helped him deal with that loss and he made connections between the way his mother had inspired him to overcome his physical blindness and the way Brazil had helped him to see the things that are truly important in life. "
He suggested?? Think you could read anymore into that?? The love one has for a place helps heal the lost of a loved one??
Sounds like "sunshine being blowed up someone's ass" instead of in someone's life.