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Founded
African-American News&Issues, established in 1996 and targeting African-American, readers is one of the fastest growing and largest African-American owned newspapers in the United States.
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African-American News&Issues is the widest weekly circulated Black newspaper in Texas with a controlled circulation distributed every Wednesday.
The paper is delivered to more than 100,000 homes and is available at more than 5,000 locations, including chambers of commerce, churches, organizations, barber & beauty shops, schools, funeral homes, restaurants, public schools and libraries, college/university campuses, select businesses-retailers-grocery stores, transit centers and various downtown locations.
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Vol. 9 No. 32
Oct. 6 - Oct. 12, 2004

Dallas Mayor Evaluates Past Frictions
Seeks Meetings To Build Trust and Better Relations With African-American Residents


Laura Miller

PUBLISHER’S ANALYSIS
by Roy Douglas Malonson

Black Voters can’t afford to gamble



JUDGE AL GREEN should beware of the Republican’s “Ram in the Bush.”
MAY WALKER, a former street-wise cop, knows not to take chances.


Consider the source
Lies are weapons of mass destruction


MICHEAL HARRIS, Houston, Texas’ “Top Jock,” is often maligned (by African American callers), who accuse him of attempting to defend conservative perspectives, under the guise of being an independent thinker.


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Life is a short walk. There is to little time and so much living to achieve.

John Oliver Killens

 




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Miss Martha, Artist
SATURDAY
October 9, 2004
Showroom Opens at 7a.m.
Signing from 11 A.M. to 1 P.M.
Only at
Shirley Ann’s Black
Arts & Kollectibles Showroom

 You can visit Miss Martha’s
website
www.missmarthaoriginals.com

  • Now is a good time to renew Membership
• Bring two (2) AGC pieces to be signed
• All AGC purchases October 9, 2004
will be signed
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Since 1994
6130 Wheatley Street Houston, TX 77091-3947
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713/692-1195

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