Marian Douglas-Ungaro's guest appearances

Marian Douglas-Ungaro

The Gist of Freedom   Preserving American History through Black Literature . . .

Pan-Caribbean Radio 

Medgar Evers

Cory Booker

Russell Simmons

Frederick Douglass

Paul Robeson

John Kelly

Eric Garner

Mike Brown

Emmanuel Jal

Walter Mosley

John Brown

Marcus Garvey

Jim Crow

Robert Smalls

David Walker

OwlTail

Join Mariam Guliams on The Gist of Freedom as she welcomes Marian Douglas-Ungaro! Mariam is a writer and journalist, an international consultant in elections and human rights, and founder of the international AFROAMERICAS network - for the Afrodescendants (the Slavery Descendants) of the Americas. She prefers to be identified as "Black American" (not African American) and comes from DAEUS families. DAEUS = "Descendants of Africans Enslaved in the United States. (Term coined by retired Ohio human rights law professor Vernellia Randall.) She is a native of Washington, DC, and she and her family live in Washington, DC and Rome, Italy. --

Join Mariam Guliams on The Gist of Freedom as she welcomes Marian Douglas-Ungaro! Mariam is a writer and journalist, an international consultant in elections and human rights, and founder of the international AFROAMERICAS network - for the Afrodescendants (the Slavery Descendants) of the Americas.  She prefers to be identified as "Black American" (not African American) and comes from DAEUS families. DAEUS = "Descendants of Africans Enslaved in the United States. (Term coined by retired Ohio human rights law professor Vernellia Randall.)  She is a native of Washington, DC, and she and her family live in Washington, DC and Rome, Italy.  --

Marian Douglas-Ungaro,writer and founder of the international AFROAMERICA

Host  Alice Backer of  www.kiskeacity.com  welcomes  Marian Douglas-Ungaro joins to discuss the International Decade of People of African Descent, the United Nations in Haiti and issues faced by Afrodescendants.Marian Douglas-Ungaro is a Black American woman writer and "semi-public Intellectual." A native of Washington, DC, she is a broadcast journalist and international consultant in elections and human rights who has worked in international CIVILIAN (NON-military) election and human rights missions in countries in the Americas (including Haiti) and also in former Yugoslavia. She is the founder of AFROAMERICAS, a 501(c)3 non-profit organisation working for real recognition, justice, and grassroots development for the Afrodescendant People of the Americas. Currently focused on implementing, observing, and celebrating the International Decade for People of African Descent, 2015-2024. She speaks and works in five (5) languages.

Host  Alice Backer of  <a href="http://www.kiskeacity.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.kiskeacity.com</a>  welcomes  Marian Douglas-Ungaro joins to discuss the International Decade of People of African Descent, the United Nations in Haiti and issues faced by Afrodescendants. Marian Douglas-Ungaro is a Black American woman writer and "semi-public Intellectual." A native of Washington, DC, she is a broadcast journalist and international consultant in elections and human rights who has worked in international CIVILIAN (NON-military) election and human rights missions in countries in the Americas (including Haiti) and also in former Yugoslavia. She is the founder of AFROAMERICAS, a 501(c)3 non-profit organisation working for real recognition, justice, and grassroots development for the Afrodescendant People of the Americas. Currently focused on implementing, observing, and celebrating the International Decade for People of African Descent, 2015-2024. She speaks and works in five (5) languages.

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