HONOURING BLACK HISTORY MONTH 2011: DIANA BRAITHWAITE SINGS AT SILVER DOLLAR ROOM

Diana Braithwaite is a Toronto based Blues singer/songwriter and Black History educator.  

Braithwaite has won multiple awards for her albums and songwriting.  

Enjoy a short piece of a recent performance of Braithwaite’s at Toronto’s Silver Dollar Room (January 2011) in honour of Blues Legend Curly Bridges 77th Birthday.

This video was edited by Zoi De La Pena.

Tune into Black Coffee Poet Monday February 14, 2011 for a video interview with Aboriginal writer Eden Robinson talking about the 800 MISSING and MURDERED Aboriginal women on Turtle Island (Canada).  

Also, a review of “Conspiracy of Silence: The Riveting, Real-Life Account of the Helen Betty Osborne Murder and Cover-up that Rocked the Nation. “

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Black Coffee Poet is a mixed race poet, essayist, and journalist who focuses on Social Justice, Indigenous Rights, STOPPING Violence Against Women, Film, and Literature.
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1 Response to HONOURING BLACK HISTORY MONTH 2011: DIANA BRAITHWAITE SINGS AT SILVER DOLLAR ROOM

  1. Margaret E. Pell says:

    OK, well, all women, all, any, every, who-ever, have it hard. Period. That’s true. I’m a middle class, middle aged, straight white female that everyone assumes has it easy. Check again. Yes, I have no doubt that any/all other women as a category have it harder than my category, but me, personally, to you, personally, we’d have to speak. And I have three sons, whom I raised to treat all of us with respect. Sisters all, all, and daughters of some good/neutral/bad/evil male. Please raise your sons well and give mine a chance.

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