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Dr Susan Rice – AfroAmerica Network Woman of Year 2011

by AfroAmerica Network on December 18, 2011

Dr Susan Rice, AFROAMERICA NETWORK WOMAN OF YEAR 2011.

She is known to be the one woman in the world dictators, especially African dictators fear the most; from the late General Mobutu Sese Seko Wa Zebanga, to the old generation Zimbabwean Robert Mugabe to the new breed of African dictators, like General Paul Kagame of Rwanda or Joseph Kabila of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Black woman, born into a Black elite family, on November 17, 1964, in the US Capital, Washington, DC, she may have been destined to reach great heights in life.

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AfroAmerica Network Celebrates 15 Years of Existence

The Vision started in the bustling City of Baltimore, Maryland in July 1997. The Internet was still at its infancy and the fist Internet bubble was about to begin. But Africa and AfroAmerican world was very sparsely represented, if not inexistent, in the new World Wide Web.

Two AfroAmerican (an African and an American) visionaries wanted to correct that. They created AfroAmerica Network.

Now, 15 years later, it is time to reflect.

Thanks for your support over the years as AfroAmerica Network celebrates its 15th Anniversary!

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