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African American Online Communities and Social Networks – QnA – What's your site?

African American Online Communities and Social Networks, Add your info here:

I would like to give the site developers of Black Online Communities, Forums, and Social Networks the opportunity to share their site on Sista Sense. Please feel free to add your website details to the comments section below. And be sure to follow the format that I use when including your website. I will not add comments that do not follow the format, so please do not add your press release or article here, as it will not be a featured.

This post is a part of my new Sista Sense Feature: The Black Business QnA. My goal is to showcase Black Entrepreneurs, Writers, Designers, and Small Business Owners by giving you the opportunity to list your site on SistaSense.

I’ll start off with a feature site:

Black Business Women Online [BBWO]
An online social community for Black Women In Business / Web Women Entrepreneurs of Color. Create your own BBWO page, share your business and photos, network, meet potential clients, learn about business events, find business resources, affordable marketing strategies, and more.
http://sistapreneurs.ning.com/

Post your Black Business QnA Response in the comments section below:

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9 thoughts on “African American Online Communities and Social Networks – QnA – What's your site?

  1. Roger Madison says:

    iZania.com is a trend-setting leader in online networking for Black people. Our goal is to enable our members to leverage Internet connectivity to achieve positive outcomes for the Virtual Black Community. This word is derived from a combination of Internet and Azania, which means the people of Africa. So, iZania means connecting the people of Africa via the Internet.

    Based in the South African philosophy of Ubuntu, (“I am what I am because of who we all are”) and the idea of consensus building, the concept perceives society as a community to which all individuals belong and is built on close relationships and group interactions. The community is held together by a feeling of mutual security and harmony. In this way, we hold to the traditional African values.

    Our intent is to become the best virtual facilitator that connects and transforms the efforts of Black people – economically, socially, educationally, politically – to affect positive outcomes in our communities. We mobilize African American online networking, and extend our efforts to a global initiative. More than networking, we make the ‘NET WORK for you!

  2. Nicole says:

    Mahogany Butterfly (www.mahoganybutterfly.com) is an online community celebrating the beauty, radiance and strength of Black women. Mahogany Butterfly covers a variety of topics with content written by and for Black women including several a social networking features and tools.
    http://www.mahoganybutterfly.com

  3. Nique says:

    Urbanstop is an online community that focuses not only on Hip Hop, but the hip hop culture itself by way of helping to promote hip hop music that will propel the industry in a more positive direction, as well as building up the confidence of those who wish to pursue a career in music. We also cater to those who love music, giving them a public outlet in which they can say anything and everything that crosses their mind [within reason], as the site is not fully focused on music itself, but the people who love and enjoy it. It’s a network for a younger crowd, typically between the ages of 15 and 30.

    http://www.urbanstop.us

  4. Nicole says:

    The State of the Black Nation is dedicated to the discussion of issues facing the Black community and how we as individuals and as a group are working to improve our lives and communties.

  5. Rob says:

    OurSpace.com is an online social location that provides African Americans a superior way to connect with others whom share similar experiences and perspectives. OurSpace.com enables users to share pictures, video and music. As a member of OurSpace.com you’ll notice that it is easy to make new friends through our secure online social environment.

  6. Carol says:

    Tenderheaded is a hair care community for children of color. Parents are invited to join this free community and post and share their childrens hair stories.

  7. Davietta says:

    www. quityourdayjob.me is a new site created for the student, stay at home parent and anyone else who would like to earn a realistic income at home. The website is a fundraiser helping kids around the world less fortune.Japan relief / liberian children aids relief.

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