Autumn Ashanti our gifted young sister

[shakim1969]

[Moorbey]

All that i see is a 12 year old girl that is proud to Afrikan. yt wants to make her into a racist because they train their kids from the age of 3 and 4 years old to hate.We as Afrikans teach our children to be proud of who and what we are.

[nattyreb]

LOL at that host not knowing what to say after Sis. Autumn knocked everybody's socks off, i bet she gets that all the time!

What a proud, strong example of what we got to hold on to and protect from all harm, that righteous youthful fire is a beautiful thing to bear witness to!

Thanks so much for posting, it's been a good while since i've seen our young Sista and her father.

[Sourakhata]

She's a Fantastik-Gifted Afrikan Princess..!

[Reginald Pitcher]

My biggest problem with society today, especially some of our upper, upper-middle and middle class African-American brothers and sisters, who appear to be in denial. While it is true that some of us have "made it" most of us have not. Contray to popular belief, it is not always "their" fault. We are still the last hired and the first fired. Our drop-up rates are still above the national average, while our college completeion rates are below the national average. Our income rates are still 20-30% lower than our white counter-parts. Our unemployments rates are 20% higher than the national average. Our infant mortality rates are still 10-15% higher than the national average, yet African-American males die sooner than everyone else. We are more likely to die from gun-shots than any other race, with 1 out of every 3 black males between the ages of 19 -25 can expect to be arrested. This is just a few of the areas we should be concern about. We may have won a few battles, but the war rages on!