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August 2002
Articles
Aug. 7 - Aug. 13, 2002
Double Blessin’ twin gospel singers set for “Taking God Back To School” Pep Rally
Coke employees in their lawsuit against Coca Cola
Announcements
Reparations for what? OR: There’s still a war going on whether we fight or not.
Singles Workshop presented at Third Ward Church of Christ
Golden Celebration as Minister of Fidelity Church, First Lady marks 50th Anniversary
Church Events
Community
Black community concerns to be discussed during congressional recess
Camille Cosby to form archive for African-American Elders
National Council of Negro Women Names Cheryl Cooper Executive Director
Three G Communications Celebrate 10th Anniversary
Annie Lee is a “must see” at Shirley Ann’s Black Art & Kollectible Showroom
Harrington’s call for police monitor to step down is premature
DR. EARL CARROLTON CROMWELL
City votes NO to Reparations Study Bill Slavery issue exposes Houston’s divisiveness
Has greed stolen the future? Black America’s young intelligentsia wary, but unafraid of tomorrow
Rev. Al Sharpton could get the last laugh
Reparations: We ought to at least allow dialogue
Houston says “the hell” with reparations
Girl power negates world power OR: America’s strong women are nation’s weakest link
Skipper Lee Frazier honored by Windsor Village UMC
T.W. Sloan becomes pastor of St. Luke MBC
Gethsemane MBC celebrates Pastor’s anniversary
Legendary pastor, Dr. T.F. Freeman makes Mt. Horem’s revival unique
Community News
Spoken Images presents fundraising extravaganza; members to represent Ft. Worth in slam competition
Dallas Community News
Paul Quinn to benefit from Microsoft grant UNCF receives $25M. software grant from Microsoft
Benjamin Franklin Clark First Black Klein I.S.D. Principal
You can’t teach courage Does fear trigger cops’ shoot first mentality?
Berry picking the old fashioned way
NBNA hosts 30th annual Institute and Conference
Hispanics pull the sheets off Perry campaign
Republicans still worried about Ron Kirk
Say What?!
Blacks and Browns are dying to coalesce
I wish I had said this OR: Reparations are like a nasty divorce
Jeffrey Radford, Minister of Music for UCC’s largest congregation dies
Economic Summit Report
Greek Fraternities & Sororities to stomp it out
Dallas County Community College District hires new director
Credit Corner - Because better credit is just around the corner
Economic Summit should include real folks
JOAN BOOKMAN WEATHERSBY
Is Perry Wooten’s past haunting him?
What are we teaching our kids? Indoctrination doesn’t translate to education
AHCDC spotlights volunteers who make a difference
Attorney Warren Fitgerald speaks about Destiny’s Child case on “Wise-up”
Race matters in elections
Black leadership must be defined to be refined
Honesty ain’t truth OR: Things aren’t always as they seem
Bethel Baptist Church undergoes fund-raising project for restoration
Life Changing Conference begins at Harvest Time
Bishop Joseph Garlington ministers during God Chasers Alvin meeting
Dallas based dance company holds auditions
St. Philip’s School and Community Center joins with The Scholarship Fund to provide educational opportunities for youth
Dallas Community Events
Charter school system in need of overhaul
Tony Sanchez talks to AAN&I about his role as Texas Governor
Albert Boulden-Booker
Is TSU’s President Slade arrogant or crazy?
TAACA hosts annual Hall of Honors banquet
BTW High School prepares for 110th anniversary
Jarvis Christian College honors Dr. Sebetha Jenkins in 10th Anniversary Celebration
The call for reparations continue
White citizens won’t tolerate zero policing
Editorial Archives
Bud's Eyeview Written by Bud Johnson
We Must Understand Written by Roy Douglas Malonson
Roxanne Written by Roxanne Evans
Political Capitol Written by various authors
