The account of world history we know today was created with a European world viewpoint at its core. This eurocentric narrative of world events is colonial by its nature, white supremacist by its objective, aggressive by its methods, and expansionist by design. A major part of its agenda is to create the illusion of African […]
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የአድዋ ድል፦ አፍሪቃ በአጠቃላይ በአውሮጳውያን ቅኝ ግዛት ቀንበር ውስጥ በወደቀችበት ዘመን ኢትዮጵያ በጀግኖች አርበኞቿ ተጋድሎ ነጻነት እና ሉዓላዊነቷን ያስጠበቀችበት ልዩ ቀን ነው። የአድዋ ድል፦ኢትዮጵያውያንን በአንድነት አሰባስቦ ለታላቅ ድል ማብቃቱ በአውሮጳውያን የታሪክ ተመራማሪዎች እና ሀገር አሳሾች ጭምር በተለያየ ጊዜያት ተመስክሮለታል። «አድዋ ማለት፦ በራስ መተማመን፤ ራስን መቻል፤ ነጻነትን መጠበቅ ነው።» «የካቲት 23 ቀን፣ 1888 ዓ.ም በግሩም ስነስርዓት […]
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All Media Articles Who’s Who in Black Los Angeles Elias Wondimu has profiled in the inaugural edition of Who’s Who in Black Los Angeles for his working locally and internationally. Who’s Who in Black Los Angeles celebrates African-American achievements in a directory that features black business owners, creatives, and community leaders.
Read More →All Media Articles LA Weekly | Ethiopian Dreams: Elias Wondimu and the art of bridging continents June 3, 2005 Elias Wondimu is no stranger to committing himself, taking risks and addressing difficult truths. Born in 1973 in Addis Ababa, Wondimu worked as a journalist and activist until he was threatened with political retribution. After coming […]
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