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Vol. 10 No. 33
September 14 - September 20, 2005 |
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Disasters
expose the good, bad and ugly |
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LAW & DISORDER prevailed after
Hurricane Katrinia ravished New Orleans, Louisiana. |
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PUBLISHER’S ANALYSIS
by Roy Douglas Malonson |
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BLACK HISTORY
24/7/365 |
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LILLIAN
GREEN
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Feature
News |
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Constable Ruben
Davis’ Annual Prayer
Breakfast
Unites the Community
Hope is coming to
Sunnyside residents.
It was the message Houston Mayor Bill White recently conveyed when
introducing the residents to Project Houston Hope and encouraging their
assistance with helping to revitalize the neighborhood.
The gathering was held in the Sunnyside Multi-Service Center and council
members Ada Edwards and Gordon Quan and city staff members Assistant
Director Mina Gerall, Principal Planner Karsan Hirani and others
attended to offer support. White told residents and leaders to work
closer with the mayor’s office. |
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East Texas News
It has occurred to me
that many among us (Black folks) understand the cost of almost all
“material things”, but don’t seem to understand the value of “very
little” that is real and vital to us as a people. I heard an intelligent
Black man say on C-span recently that Black people don’t pay for their
politics. While there are some enlightened freedom fighting exceptions
to that rule, for the most part it’s a true statement.
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Celebrating The
Life of Mrs. Gladys Josey
A multitude gathered in
June at the Fifth Ward Missionary Baptist Church, 4300 Noble Street,
Houston, Texas, where Rev. Leonard N. Barksdale serves as pastor, to
celebrate the life of Gladys Josey Cummings. |
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"The
religious is any activity pursued in behalf of an ideal end
against obstacles and in spite of threats of personal loss
because of its general and enduring value."
- John Dewey |
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