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FACES OF EVIL: Ed “Preacher” Killen
knows that the KKK is in good hands. |
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Is Racism Evil? |
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The fifth century theologian
Augustine of Hippo mounted what has become one of the most popular
defenses of the existence of God against the Epicurean paradox. He
maintained that evil was only privatio boni, or a privation of good. An
evil thing can only be referred to as a negative form of a good thing,
such as discord, injustice, and loss of life or liberty. If a being is
not totally pure, evil will fill in any gaps in that being's purity.
This is commonly called the Contrast Theodicy — that evil only exists as
a "contrast" with good.
~See full article by Bud Johnson~ |
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ALL CITY “SENIORS” LINE DANCE PARTY
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The first all city “Seniors” Line Dance Party was hosted by The
Finnigan Park Dance group, at The Park Building, 4900 Providence,
Street, Houston, Texas. Victoria (Vickie) Duman “low key” Dance
instructor/coordinator, who comes to the city from Chicago, Illinois, is
quietly spreading the dance “craze” to Seniors all over the city.
Representing “in the house” were The Tom Bass Group, Tidwell YMCA,
Pleasantville, Lincoln City, Judson Robinson, Finnigan Park group and
others. Vickie smiled and said,” we didn’t expect so many” when an
estimated 150 to 200 seniors showed up, for the first time endeavor.
~See article by Jesse Simon~ |
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THELMA DORA HALL, like so many of Black America’s living historians,
who were content to quietly serve God, her husband, children, family,
her church family and neighbors, never achieved the kind of acclaim that
rates a few paragraphs in the annals of Black History. Even so, the
legacy of faithful service to her family, church and community that she
left all who knew and loved her inspired such a beautiful tribute to her
long and productive life until it is apropos to be noted at a time (when
Mother’s Day 2006 is still fresh in the minds of African-AmericanNews&Issues
audited estimated 2 million readers and millions more accessing our
Webpage www.aframnews.com), until we were compelled to feature her in
this edition of Fiesta’s Black History 24-7-365. The tribute reads: “In
tears we saw you sinking and watched you fade away.
~Click HERE to find out why~ |
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Too
Little, Too Late? |
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Parents put Arlington officials on the hot seat charging that their effort
to inform and involve them about “Fight Clubs” comes too little, too
late. The response comes after parents sat stunned and shocked at
the barbaric “Fight Club” video that showed savage animal-like behaviors
being acted out by youth and recorded live on Arlington city streets and
neighborhoods. Portions of the videos were shown to about 800
parents and children attending the special meeting at Arlington Bowie
High School.
~See
full article by Darwin Campbell~ |
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East
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I once heard a wise Black man say that if you want to find out
what a Black man is all about, find out what the “racists” in his area
thinks about him. That statement has a lot of validity to it, when one
focuses on the history and plight of African Americans in this nation.
Think about it, some of Black America’s most highly respected leaders,
such as Rev. Jesse Jackson, Rev. Al Sharpton, Minister Louis Farrakhan
and others are considered to be “trouble makers” by mainstream America.
As a matter of act, the late great Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. during
his brief lifetime felt the wrath of racist America.
Read entire article |
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TAKS Doesn’t Measure Heart, Dreams |
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Although many high school graduations are
weeks away, several seniors may not be able to participate in this
celebration.
One of those reasons linked to this is the Texas TAKS test.
Throughout Texas now, many teens are contemplating whether to quit, drop
out or remain in school. Teens already face stressful issues, pressure
surrounding their life daily. Situations such as teen pregnancy, family
problems, and other priorities dominate the day to day. Now, the number
one worry on the minds of many teens is the TAKS test and how their
graduation plans are affected by the test.
~See full article by Markeshia Wilder~
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PUBLISHER’S ANALYSIS
by Roy Douglas Malonson |
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Super Black athletes have colored
USA’s glorious sport’s history |
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As I’ve explained before, when you’re running
your own business at age 16, you don’t have time for fun and
games. However, if I ignored sports, I would be as uninformed as
many White people who deny most of African American’s
contributions, simply because they refuse to read Black History
that hasn’t been whitewashed to make it palatable for their
future generations. I’ve always believed, however, that if
America had allowed super Blacks to compete on a level playing
field they would’ve nullified many White heroes and colored the
United State’s sports history. If, however, if you thinking I’m
talking sports, you’re not in the game, because I “ain’t” going
there. Instead, when I say super Blacks, that’s just what I
mean.
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MeMories—Tragedy struck close to home on May 8, 2006,
insofar as a member of African-AmericanNews& Issues’ corporate
family was devastated when she learned that her beloved son had
been the victim of violence, although he had not only given his
life to Jesus the Christ at a very early age, but was on the
fast track to become one of the truly great, young pastors.
Media reports sufficiently explained how 36-year-old Rev. Leroy
Wilson Jr. died, but the story, behind the story, was lovingly
told during the celebration of his comparatively brief, yet very
productive life on May 13, 2006 at Greater Galilee MBC, 4637
Gano, with Pastor Gerald Peavy officiating. The order of service
was much like a Who’s Who of young pastors, insofar as his
fellow pulpiteers were a comfort for his grieving family.
~See what Bud has for you!~
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Volume 11-No. 16
May 24, 2006 -
May 30, 2006 |
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“When somebody asks us ‘What do you want?’
We should answer ‘What have you got?’”
~Reverend James Bevel, 1965~ |
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