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Vol. 8 No. 51
January 21 - January 27, 2004 |
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Lest
History Repeats
Black America mustn’t take voting for granted
REP. MAXINE WATERS (D-CA), never
takes (real or imagined) attacks on her people lightly, therefore she
considered the possibility of America canceling another check that had
been written to Black America very seriously. On April 2, 2001, she was
appointed by House Minority Leader Richard Gephardt (D-MO) to hold
hearings and town hall meetings throughout America to watchdog our
voting processes.”
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PUBLISHER’S ANALYSIS
by Roy Douglas Malonson |
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Black perspective of State of The Union speech
I’m sure you noticed how much Bush
blinked, especially when he started talking about the economy
and jobs that were being added. Surely, you haven’t forgotten
what our old folks told us about a person who can’t look you in
the eyes, without blinking, when they’re lying? |
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King Would Have Picketed Bush Too
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is seen
at a news conference in this1966 file photo. |
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Are
Blacks safe on streets of Austin?
District Judge Brenda Kennedy, a Travis
County judge on Thursday 15 January 2004, threw out a criminal
indictment against a Austin police officer, Scott Glasgow who killed
Jessie Lee Owens after prosecutors acknowledged they have no case. |
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 Former
Illinois U.S. Senator Carol Mosely Braun announces her withdrawal from
the 2004 race for the Demcractic presidential nomination and
simultaneously endorses the campaign of former Vermont Governor Howard
Dean (rear) at a Dean campaign event in Carroll, Iowa January 15, 2004.
Braun, the only black woman ever elected to the Senate, quit the
Democratic presidential race and endorsed front-runner Howard Dean,
giving him a potential boost with African-American voters.
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 U.S.
President George W. Bush kisses Serita Jakes of Dallas, Texas, after she
read a prayer at a luncheon for African-American clergy spouses, January
19, 2004 at the White House. Bush praised the spouses, who are engaged
in their spouses' faith-based initiatives, as 'generals in the army of
compassion' on Martin Luther King Day.
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BLACK HISTORY 24/7/365 |
 JOSEPH
A. CHATMAN, M. D.
JOSEPH A. CHATMAN, M. D. was no doubt
smiling down from heaven as his militant spirit was demonstrated by
Prairie View A &M University’s young African warriors who commemorated
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr'. s’ birthday, by marching on Waller County’s
political leaders that are bent on denying students the right to vote in
their municipal elections. |
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FEATURE
STORIES |
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East Texas
News |
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M. L. K,
Jr. Suppcnt Group Sponsors CharacterEducation Youth Workshop |
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Posters
Rile Some at Neb. School |
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Historical
BLACK COLLEGES |
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Finding
Scholarship Money in 2004 |
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Fort Worth
Boys and Girls Club: Preparing Good Citizens |
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Austin
Police Taking On Illegal Street Racers |
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Introduction to Personal Training |
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