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Blog Network.
['cause "doing we" is better than "doing me"]



What's good with a Liberator blog network? There are a lot of great personal and niche blogs out there and it's absolutely great that we're becoming a generation of so many voices and spaces. But one thing we are greatly lacking are unified, collective voices and spaces, which is exactly what The Liberator is all about. Don't sleep, THAT right there, the destruction of our consistent, collective spaces (not just the "political" or the "economic" ones: but the eco-political social ones, the eco-political fun ones, the eco-political spiritual ones) was the intended -- and successful? -- effect of COINTELPRO. So we're left with a "specialized" generation, where the idea of a jack-of-all-trades media struggles to exist. There's nothing inherently wrong with 50 blogs about fashion, isolated from the 50 blogs about history, isolated from the 50 blogs about music, isolated from the 50 blogs about national politics, isolated from the 50 blogs about love, isolated from the 50 blogs about celebrities, isolated from the 50 blogs about business, isolated from the 50 blogs about women's products, isolated from the 50 blogs about world politics. 

BUT, if we do that at the EXPENSE of inter-communication, we lose. We lose because our fashion is not political, our politics are not fashionable, our music is not historical, our history is not popular and so on... 

In the spirit of progress, the ideal in any community is to reach full potential as an individual, but also to recognize that without being of service to the collective, the individual cannot fulfill her potential at all. We're a generation that would more often rather go about "doing you" [can anyone say "Do You!: 12 Laws to Access the Power in You to Achieve Happiness and Success by Russell Simmons"] than do the hard work that it takes to "do us". 

Here's our suggestion: If you'd like to support the collective without sacrificing your individual voice and space on the internets, consider adding a Liberator navigation bar to your blog. The "blogs" link on the navbar will link to this page where visitors will see your blog listed in the sidebar. You can also join The Liberator Blog and make occasional posts there if interested.

If you have a Blogger blog it's pretty easy. Just: 
1) Go to your Blogger dashboard page and click the layout link for your blog. 
 

2) Click on the "edit" HTML link. 
 

3) Locate (ctrl + f) this code (without the brackets) [div id='outer-wrapper'] and paste this code
:
 
directly above that line, as illustrated below: 
 

If you have a blog on another service you can either comment, and we'll help, or read up on how to Create An iFrame, use our code, and do it yourself.

Bonus, hide the ugly Blogger navbar:
If you'd also like to hide the default Blogger navbar just paste this code

right above the variable definitions, at the very top of your template code:

 

  The Liberator
weblog.liberatormagazine.com

Fidja Di Agu
fidjadiagu.blogspot.com

Lolaka ya Afrika
lolakayaafrika.blogspot.com

Tasha's Truth
tashastruth.blogspot.com

Symposium, Conference and Convention Notes
naapishana.blogspot.com

The World Is Ours
theworld-isours.blogspot.com