Sister Karen Hatter
Sister Karen Hatter hosts INSIDE THE EYE OF THE STORM, providing commentary on topics of concern to the African
community, at home and abroad on AKERU Global Network.
Karen M. Hatter is a retired former government employee in the social service field. She was one of the founding
members of the local Philadelphia, Pennsylvania chapter of the African National Reparations Organization (ANRO) in
1986, which convened the Fifth International Tribunal for Reparations for Black (African) People in the U.S. in November
1986, soliciting testimony from African people from all over the world and upheld the previously rendered verdict of
'Guilty' entered against the U.S. Government, in 1981, for past and continuing acts of aggression and oppression against
African people.
The Final Call Newspaper interviewed Sister Karen in February 2006 regarding the National Children's Study, a proposed
national 21-year genetic and tracking study, under the direction of the National Institutes of Health. The creators of this
study announced in three separate news releases a specific interest in African, Hispanic and Native American children
with this study, scheduled to last a total of 25 years, collecting some 2 to 20 BILLION samples for possible genetic
examination.
In February 2007, Sister Karen was featured guest columnist for Perspectives in the Final Call Newspaper, offering
commentary entitled Creating A Market For And Testing Human Papilloma Virus Vaccines, highlighting concerns
pertaining to the genetically engineered HPV vaccines, GARDASIL and Cervarix. Sister Karen's article,
The Duke Rape Case: The Defense Versus the Prosecution appeared in the May 2007 issue of the Final Call Newspaper
and online at FinalCall.com
She was a popular frequent contributor and guest on the U.K. Internet station, GAPRadio, hosted by Spartacus R. She
has been a featured guest on LIBRadio, hosted by Keidi Obi Awadu, in a segment entitled The Politics of DNA.
An essay written by Sister Karen can be read at the This I Believe web site, an independently produced project hosted
by National Public Radio (NPR), that invites listeners to write about core beliefs that influence and guide their daily lives.
Sister Karen is a member of NowPublic.com. NowPublic.com is "... a participatory news network which mobilizes an
army of reporters to cover the events that define our world."
Included among the articles written by Sister Karen at NowPublic.com are:
"Creating a Market for and Testing Human Papilloma Virus Vaccines," "Public Health or Profit: What Drives the HPV
Vaccination Campaign?," "So Much Hurt and Pain," an opinion piece concerning the tragedy surrounding the Virginia
Tech shootings, and "BET Has To Do Better," a commentary concerning the new program called, "We Got To Do Better"
(formerly entitled,"Hot Ghetto Mess.")
Sister Karen is a thought-provoking analyst, whose commentary is a catalyst to aid the process of revolutionary action
and change. Her commentary, "Inside The Eye Of The Storm" is heard on AKERU Radio and seen on ASHE!, hosted by
Queen Mother Imakhu Shekemet, airing on AKERU TV and Princeton TV30. She is also a member of the Black speakers'
bureau, AKERU Cultural Communications Collective.
Order Sister Karen Hatter's potent mp3s of her work. Press PayPal buttons below.
community, at home and abroad on AKERU Global Network.
Karen M. Hatter is a retired former government employee in the social service field. She was one of the founding
members of the local Philadelphia, Pennsylvania chapter of the African National Reparations Organization (ANRO) in
1986, which convened the Fifth International Tribunal for Reparations for Black (African) People in the U.S. in November
1986, soliciting testimony from African people from all over the world and upheld the previously rendered verdict of
'Guilty' entered against the U.S. Government, in 1981, for past and continuing acts of aggression and oppression against
African people.
The Final Call Newspaper interviewed Sister Karen in February 2006 regarding the National Children's Study, a proposed
national 21-year genetic and tracking study, under the direction of the National Institutes of Health. The creators of this
study announced in three separate news releases a specific interest in African, Hispanic and Native American children
with this study, scheduled to last a total of 25 years, collecting some 2 to 20 BILLION samples for possible genetic
examination.
In February 2007, Sister Karen was featured guest columnist for Perspectives in the Final Call Newspaper, offering
commentary entitled Creating A Market For And Testing Human Papilloma Virus Vaccines, highlighting concerns
pertaining to the genetically engineered HPV vaccines, GARDASIL and Cervarix. Sister Karen's article,
The Duke Rape Case: The Defense Versus the Prosecution appeared in the May 2007 issue of the Final Call Newspaper
and online at FinalCall.com
She was a popular frequent contributor and guest on the U.K. Internet station, GAPRadio, hosted by Spartacus R. She
has been a featured guest on LIBRadio, hosted by Keidi Obi Awadu, in a segment entitled The Politics of DNA.
An essay written by Sister Karen can be read at the This I Believe web site, an independently produced project hosted
by National Public Radio (NPR), that invites listeners to write about core beliefs that influence and guide their daily lives.
Sister Karen is a member of NowPublic.com. NowPublic.com is "... a participatory news network which mobilizes an
army of reporters to cover the events that define our world."
Included among the articles written by Sister Karen at NowPublic.com are:
"Creating a Market for and Testing Human Papilloma Virus Vaccines," "Public Health or Profit: What Drives the HPV
Vaccination Campaign?," "So Much Hurt and Pain," an opinion piece concerning the tragedy surrounding the Virginia
Tech shootings, and "BET Has To Do Better," a commentary concerning the new program called, "We Got To Do Better"
(formerly entitled,"Hot Ghetto Mess.")
Sister Karen is a thought-provoking analyst, whose commentary is a catalyst to aid the process of revolutionary action
and change. Her commentary, "Inside The Eye Of The Storm" is heard on AKERU Radio and seen on ASHE!, hosted by
Queen Mother Imakhu Shekemet, airing on AKERU TV and Princeton TV30. She is also a member of the Black speakers'
bureau, AKERU Cultural Communications Collective.
Order Sister Karen Hatter's potent mp3s of her work. Press PayPal buttons below.
Sister Karen's Past Appearances:
2007
frequent featured guest on Queen Mother Imakhu's TV show, "Ashe!"
"Untangled Roots"
Mother's Day/youth Banquet 2007
Antoine's Catering/Banquet Center, Queens, NY
Sis. Karen's commentaries are also heard on Blakeradio, Innerlight Radio and LibRadio.
CREATING QUEENS: ANCIENT BEAUTY IN A MODERN WORLD 2006
special event celebrating Sistahood
PEARL OF AFRICA, Philadelphia, PA
July 21, 2006
return featured guest on LIBRadio.
Check back for updated appearances
2007
frequent featured guest on Queen Mother Imakhu's TV show, "Ashe!"
"Untangled Roots"
Mother's Day/youth Banquet 2007
Antoine's Catering/Banquet Center, Queens, NY
Sis. Karen's commentaries are also heard on Blakeradio, Innerlight Radio and LibRadio.
CREATING QUEENS: ANCIENT BEAUTY IN A MODERN WORLD 2006
special event celebrating Sistahood
PEARL OF AFRICA, Philadelphia, PA
July 21, 2006
return featured guest on LIBRadio.
Check back for updated appearances
Now available, Sis. Karen Hatter's MP3 recording of Creating A Market For and
Testing HPV Vaccines, an expose exploring Merck's HPV 'One Less' vaccination
campaign with the drug GARDASIL and the GlaxoSmithKline first ever study of its
kind, comparing their HPV drug Cervarix with the Merck drug, as girls and women
are being solicited to get vaccinated with GARDASIL.
Special limited price of $5.
Inside The Eye Of The Storm Vol. I
The entire collection, available on mp3, in addition to the informative
Creating a Market for and Testing Human Papilloma Virus Vaccines, includes
the commentary, Honoring the Memory of Our Ancestors, that dispels the
centuries old rumor that love during slavery was a mutually agreed upon reality.
Also in this volume, an examination of The Not So New COINTELPRO and an eye
opening and informative look at Black Folks and the Election Process.
Special Price: $15
Testing HPV Vaccines, an expose exploring Merck's HPV 'One Less' vaccination
campaign with the drug GARDASIL and the GlaxoSmithKline first ever study of its
kind, comparing their HPV drug Cervarix with the Merck drug, as girls and women
are being solicited to get vaccinated with GARDASIL.
Special limited price of $5.
Inside The Eye Of The Storm Vol. I
The entire collection, available on mp3, in addition to the informative
Creating a Market for and Testing Human Papilloma Virus Vaccines, includes
the commentary, Honoring the Memory of Our Ancestors, that dispels the
centuries old rumor that love during slavery was a mutually agreed upon reality.
Also in this volume, an examination of The Not So New COINTELPRO and an eye
opening and informative look at Black Folks and the Election Process.
Special Price: $15
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" We all travel through this existence as witnesses to life's events. How each and every one of us
experiences these events results in shared perspectives and insights unique to each of us unto ourselves.
As African people, our life experience and understanding, as individuals and as a collective group, are
unique due to the texture of our realities. We must claim our stories and write our stories so that we can
be about letting folks know, when confronted by facts and characterizations not exactly hitting the mark
and borrowing from my dear Brother Gil Scott Heron, '.... this version wasn't mine which is why it is called
'His story' ". -- Sister Karen Hatter
experiences these events results in shared perspectives and insights unique to each of us unto ourselves.
As African people, our life experience and understanding, as individuals and as a collective group, are
unique due to the texture of our realities. We must claim our stories and write our stories so that we can
be about letting folks know, when confronted by facts and characterizations not exactly hitting the mark
and borrowing from my dear Brother Gil Scott Heron, '.... this version wasn't mine which is why it is called
'His story' ". -- Sister Karen Hatter
| View Sis. Karen Hatter's ASHE! TV guest appearances on AKERU TV. Topics: U.S. Gov't Involuntary Child Medical Seizure Study Nu Afrakan Perspectives on Black Unification & Justice The Aftermath of Civil Rights, Dr. King & His Legacy Pharmaceutical Marketing of HPV Vaccines |
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