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UNDERSERVED AND IMPOVERISHED urban jungles are sociological cesspools that breeds desperate and violent criminals in the land of the free who're turning the "American Dream"
into a nightmare.

Poverty Breeds Predators:
Desperation engenders criminal anarchy

"Many residents are living below the poverty level in dilapidated apartment complexes. When you’ve got serious money problems, it seems like nothing else works …you are desperate. You're living in this nasty apartment with no food, the baby doesn't have any diapers and you're at the end of your rope. In a lot of cases, they end up robbing and stealing from each other." The foregoing synopsis is credited to Officer T. C. Mathis, a four-year veteran of Houston, Texas’ Police Department.

~See full article by Bud Johnson~


AUSTIN MCNACK JR. epitomized the strong and fiercely patriotic Black men, who were unconditionally loyal to the United States of America, in spite of the fact that they subjected the most brutal form of chattel slavery (in the history of man’s inhumanity to their fellowman), upon their ancestors for over two for almost three hundred years, which was followed by black codes, Jim Crow laws, segregation and institutionalized racism. Even so, his proudest moments were serving three years in his nations segregated Army fighting for his country.

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Racial Justice or Political Retaliation?
What happens when an outspoken Black political activist challenges and fights racist power structures in small Texas towns? The countless incidents of threats, intimidation, racism and the capped off verdict in the trial of Victor Burnett in Ellis County explains the uphill battle Blacks face when trying to find justice in rural America.

~See full article by Darwin Campbell~


East Texas News
I really and truly believe that if Rev. Al Sharpton, Rev. Jesse Jackson or former President Bill Clinton were in the president’s seat, I don’t think we would see America in the condition it is in now. For starters, they are mentally "in touch" with the majority of Americans. They seek peace and possess compassion for people, unlike our current leadership. They are also men who can function with common sense above the mass hysterical thinking of so called religious people in America who justify war based on "their interpretation" of the Bible.

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H-E-B and COLGATE P.O.W.E.R.
SUPPORT CAREER DEVELOPMENT FOR HOUSTON YOUTH

During the month of June, H-E-B teamed up with Colgate-Palmolive to sponsor the annual youth employment and development program, Colgate P.O.W.E.R., Preparing Our World through Education and Responsibility, which benefits youth served by The WorkSource. On June 13 at 10 a. m., H-E-B, Colgate-Palmolive and The WorkSource celebrated its partnership at The WorkSource – Southwest Career Center at 12710 Bissonnet with Dr. Rhea Lawson, director of the Houston Public Library, as guest speaker.

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Reverend Jesse Lee Peterson -
"Supreme Radical Uncle Tom"
Visits San Antonio

While the conservative white elite love to tout "Negro" Reverend Jesse Lee Peterson as "the most courageous, outspoken critic of the civil rights establishment today" his standing in most of the African American community is that of a foolish pawn. Mr. Peterson recently appeared at the University of Texas at San Antonio prompting protests by the African American community. With the idea of "Sambo" in mind, Reverend Peterson has hit the Talk Radio funny show circuit.

~See full article by Mario Salas~


PUBLISHER’S ANALYSIS
by Roy Douglas Malonson

District B's City Councilman Jarvis Johnson is walking his proactive talk

As I said last week, it was tragic that it took a tragedy to unite Houston, Texas’ District B’s Acres Home community. Even so, I applaud my neighbors who came together to send a message to whoever killed and dumped six women in our back yards. Need I say that lack of unity has historically been our people’s lament throughout the nation? Truthfully, wanting to unite the community is the main reason Malonson Company Inc. invested the necessary resources to make African American News & Issues Texas’ widest circulated and read newspapers with a Black perspective. Maybe it’s wishful thinking. Yet, I truly believe if the Black media would network we could unify Black America politically.

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TwiliteZonecom--Insofar as the One Church One Child has sites in Texas, e.g., Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin, San Antonio and surrounding counties, I’ve made it one of my pet projects to push. The non-profit organization that was founded in Chicago, Illinois in 1980 by George Clements, a former community pastor. The goals continue to be to recruit, train, license and retain minority families who meet state guidelines; increase the number of permanent homes tha t are available for individual minority children, sibling groups, and special needs minority children; and place these children in loving, permanent homes.

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Volume 11-No. 27
Aug 09, 2006 -
Aug 15, 2006

"We don't hate nobody because of their color. We hate oppression!"

~Bobby Seale~


 

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