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Vol. 9 No. 03
February 25 - March 2, 2004 |
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Black
America needs the historic NAACP
In 1911, that organization was incorporated
as the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People - the
NAACP. And, for sure, the historic NAACP was about serious business,
that certainly didn’t included Freedom Fund and Awards Banquets
bankrolled by Corporate America.
KWIESI MFUME seems to be more
interested in show business, than the serious business of civil rights
advocacy
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PUBLISHER’S ANALYSIS
by Roy Douglas Malonson |
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Ron
Wilson is making Black History
REP. RON WILSON knows how to
play political games, but chooses to be real. |
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Dr.
Michael P. Williams Plaza dedicated
Guests at the Street Re-naming
ceremony. Inset: Street sign bearing the new name.
Dr. Williams’ son, Michael Patrick Williams II, Esq., proclaimed
the renaming of Carol Lane to the DR. MICHAEL P. WILLIAMS PLAZA
as an announcement to the community and the world, that a man of
vision has come to this place and that the community will be
changed for the better because of it. |
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HCC
to Honor Rep. Al Edwards
 Representative
Al Edwards was on the front lines in the Civil Rights Movement
in the 1960s, marching peacefully, risking violence. He stood
with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Jesse Jackson, Carl Stokes,
Rev. Bill Lawson and others in demonstrations that changed the
course of history.
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Dr. Michael
Bell: Speaking
 Truth
to Power
It would not at all be strange for the
members of Fort Worth's, Greater St. Stephen First Church to turn on the
evening news and see their pastor leading a protest against the Forth
Worth Independent School System, or to see him picketing the local
police department, dressed in all black, resembling the Black Panthers.
Dr. Michael Bell is a preacher activist, who believes in the prophetic
teachings of speaking truth to power and known not only to be an
outstanding minister, and a top scholar, but also as a fearless warrior
in the fight for liberation |
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BLACK HISTORY 24/7/365 |
 ANDREW
LEE KNOTTS |
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FEATURE STORIES |
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Our Police
Department Needs Discipline: Fix the Contract |
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Racial
Profiling Data from Austin |
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Two ladies
who made oustanding contributions to the community |
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Men may not
get all they pay for in this world, but they must certainly pay
for all they get.
Frederick
Douglass
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How I wish I
could pigeon-hole myself and neatly fix a label on! But
self-knowledge comes too late and by the time I’ve known myself I
am no longer what I was.
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