Subject: poco writers wanted Date: Fri, 11 Aug 2000 21:59:01 +0200 poco writers wanted Dear Listmembers, Africa Diaspora, international Africa centred French language newspaper, is not what you will consider as a poco newspaper. However and going by reactions to our editorial policy, many observers came to the conclusion that our write-ups perfectly integrate issues of concern to poco theory in that, apart from practical economic, cultural and social information, we focus on making anti African racism socially unacceptable, on promoting African cultural dignity and business and bridging gaps between African communities of Africa and African related nationalities around the world. So my proposition to you all is this... provided you read and write French and are willing to produce short articles (250 words) on issues dealing with and elucidating causes, manifestations and effects of anti African racism which includes colonial, neo-colonial and racial violence, (in such institutions as institions of learning - at all levels, public administrations, employments, inter-cultural marriages and living experiences, then I shall be glad to publish against standard remuneration (in accordance with official French basic French regulations on remunerating beginners in journalism - which I suppose would mean peanuts for you) but which would exemplify our disposition to encourage researchers, teachers, students of poco theories to make issues of their studies more widespread through general public awareness in mass media. By way of introduction, Africa Diaspora is meant for the new income generation and dynamic readers in Africa (French and English speaking), Europe, Canada and Louisiana (and beyond in US). Our maiden issue will hit news stands in more than 83 countries from 25th day of August this year. Circulation figures is envisaged to reach an average of 100,000 copies over the first 11 issues (Africa Diaspora will publish eleven issue every year). We still have some difficulties to iron out with our prospective distributors in the US, Australia and Canada. Such difficulties cropped up, even in the Carribbean Island countries, and have just been resolved. What I suggest is for anyone interested to get a copy from any nearby habitual news vendor, grasp the editorial policy and send in sample topics. I could send an executive summary of the content of the current issue (in English) to anyone making the request but obviously, subscription enables follow up of contents. I remain at your disposal for any further information. Best regards Ibrahim Alabi ORIDOTA Publisher AFRICA DIASPORA 83, rue Michel-Ange 75016 Paris France Phone +33 1 41 31 55 00 (we are GMT, official working time is 35 hours a week - I never manage to count mine but I am often out of seat) Mobile : +33 6 60 19 60 80 (always open except in restricted areas) Fax : +33 1 46 04 39 31 (a modem - hit send after msg and tone) E-mail : africa-diaspora-AT-africa-diaspora.com **************************************************************************** ************************* Pour contacter le directeur de la publication Africa Diaspora : africa-diaspora-AT-africa-diaspora.com Pour s'abonner à Africa Diaspora : www.africa-diaspora.com Le site internet africa-diaspora.com est encore en cours de finalisation. Le règlement pr paiement sécurisé est néanmoins possible dès à présent. **************************************************************************** **************************************************************************** **************** --- from list postcolonial-AT-lists.village.virginia.edu ---
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