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Vol. 10 No. 7
Mar. 23 - Mar. 29, 2005

2005 EASTER EDITION
Can a Black Jesus be resurrected?

 

JESUS THE CHRIST came from an African lineage (left photo), but racist America has a totally different perspective of our risen Lord and savior whom we worship on Easter Sunday.

PUBLISHER’S ANALYSIS
by Roy Douglas Malonson

NAACP: Organization That Has Lost Its Way?
“Who is Really fighting for us?”

Lee Alcorn sits in the Dallas office of the Coalition for the Advancement of Civil Rights and reflects on how the NAACP has lost its way and slowed down its efforts to help the poor and disadvantaged battling civil rights issues.

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What’s that old saying about “You can’t handle the truth?” I think the saying should be the United States’ motto. Think about it. Recognition for past African Americans’ success has been slow, when it comes to acknowledging their accomplishments and contributions. People in the United States historically having the power and not using it to get Blacks’ significant contributions out to the public, are causing the racial problems. I’ve always been told “the truth will set you free.”

South Oak Cliff Brings Class 4A Title Home

Using talent and skills, the South Oak Cliff High School put on a clinic at the UIL Boys State Basketball Tournament beating San Antonio Sam Houston squad 64-43.
The high-flying Golden Bears (32-7) dominated its opponent to capture its first Class 4A state title since 1992. The school also won a state championship in 1977.
 

Phillis Wheatley Metropolitan Alumni and Ex-Students Association

The powerful Phillis Wheatley Metropolitan Alumni and Ex-Students Association had a humble beginning during the 50th Anniversary Celebration held at Phillis Wheatley High School in November 1977. Ruby Seale Carvin hosted a party in her home for a group of ex-students.

"It’s time for greatness -- not for greed. It’s a time for idealism -- not ideology. It is a time not just for compassionate words, but compassionate action."

- Marian Wright Edelman

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