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Vol. 9 No. 13
April 28 - May 4, 2004 |
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Black on Black Success
Acres Home
Center
contradicts racist myth
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Oma Johnson, Morine Green, Beulah Shepard, C.J. Jenkins, Tekarian
Shepard, Elnora Solomon, Forrest Jackson, Ryan Carrington, and Guy
Johnson
In light of the fact that Community Development, gentrification,
Faith Based Funding and, of course, war on drugs, crime, poverty,
etc., have become political catch phrases that give
disenfranchised Black Americans |
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PUBLISHER’S ANALYSIS
by Roy Douglas Malonson |
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Is
Aldine ISD’s Kujawa a hypocrite?
It’s just downright hypocritical for
Nadine Kujawa
(Aldine ISD Superintendent-pictured) to take credit for making
Aldine ISD a school that makes the greatest overall improvement
in student achievement when it certainly knows the story behind
the story
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Texas Education Agency
Equal Educational Opportunity
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Third Annual African American
Women Student Leadership Conference
Left to right, Florinda Royal, conference attendee and
graduate student, Dr, Deleso Alford Washington, conference speaker, Kim
Tapp, conference organizer
The Third Annual African American Women Student
Leadership Conference was held recently at Texas Woman’s University. The
conference is the brainchild of alumnae and graduate student Kim Tapp,
now a doctoral student at the University of Texas at Dallas, who says
the purpose of the conference, was to empower the women students of
African descent and provide a forum to discuss issues pertinent to their
development. The speaker for this years conference as Dr. Deleso Alford
Washington, an attorney residing in Washington, D.C.
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BLACK HISTORY 24/7/365 |
 Moten
John Simpson, Sr.
In spite of the fact Africans history in America, that provokes more
shame than acclaim, insofar as they were literally kidnapped from their
homeland and enslaved in “the land of the free,” African warriors have
always been ready, willing and quite able to answer the call to duty to
protect a nation that has yet to live up to its promises. “The American
Dream” .... |
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FEATURE STORIES |
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Austin is
sixth worst for allergy |
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OPERATION
SUNRISE FOR |
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HCC-Central’s student’s book selected as finalist in National Book
Challenge |
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TOP HUSTON-TILLOTSON COLLEGE STUDENTS NAMED
TO WHO’S WHO |
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Reparations. Will Austin make the next Call? |
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NATIONAL
MINORITY SUPPLIER DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL QUARTERLY CONFERENCE IN SAN
ANTONIO FOR FIRST TIME |
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Wiley
College Library and the Cole Library |
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Aaron
Watson: Promoting Health
In The Black Community |
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Pinkston
Students Stand Behind Principal |
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No person
is your friend who demands your silence, or denies your right to
grow.
Alice Walker
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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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