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Vol. 10 No. 12
Apr. 20 - Apr. 26, 2005 |
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The “Quiet Rebel” is gone
Howard Washington “brewed” Black power |
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HOWARD WASHIINGTON, was a “quiet
rebel,” who served his nation and community with uncommon passion, has
finished his course and claimed his victory. (Photo By Roger Jackson.) |
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PUBLISHER’S ANALYSIS
by Roy Douglas Malonson |
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Religious Experts Share Insights into Fixing a Broken Black Church |
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A group of religious
experts from various denominational backgrounds tackle tough
questions and issues facing the Black Church in America today.
Church leaders hope the summit results in better communication,
cooperation and collaboration between African-American churches
that results in a comprehensive plan to save and restore Black
communities nationwide.
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BLACK HISTORY
24/7/365 |
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IDA MAE (McClure) HAYWOOD
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Feature
News |
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African American Residents, ACORN Sound Off to Dallas Council Candidates
South Dallas residents
and the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now leaders
got nine African American candidates out of city hall and away from
campaigning at ritzy chamber luncheons to a gathering in the Black
community for thousands of families living in homes desperately needing
repairs and around abandoned ones open for trash, needles, drugs,
prostitution, and fire hazards |
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Mabel Campbell Celebrates Four Scores and A Decade
Mabel Greer
Johnson-Campbell celebrated her 90th birthday at Postwood Park, 23318
Cypresswood Street, in Spring, Texas, February 2.
She testified to family, friends and church members it was her best
birthday party. Campbell thanked family members for giving her surprise
80th and 85th birthday parties, but said “I told them in advance that I
didn’t want a surprise 90th birthday party, because I want to invite who
I want to be there.”
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HUSTON-TILLOTSON UNIVERSITY RECEIVES AWARDS AND HONORS DURING THE RECENT CASE CONFERENCE
Houston-Tillotson
University received a special award, Vicki Minor was recognized for 30
years of service as an advancement officer, and Linda Y. Jackson was
elected to the District IV Board of Directors during a recent Council
for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) conference in Houston,
Texas. |
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"Life
without idealism is empty indeed. We just hope to starve to
death."
- Pearl S. Buck |
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