TheAngryindian opens with some brief thoughts on the issue of established social definitions and the emotional prism represented in regards to self-examination and personal reflection. Later, APNSPR speaks with Afro-American grassroots education advocate, writer and poet Ms. Sincerae Smith of the âPoems of a Distant Mindâ weblog [apoemsong.blogspot.com/] about her perspectives on the importance of understanding and appreciating African history throughout the Diaspora. Not just in February.
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