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Sep 17
2007
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CNN interview with MLK children about Jena 6Posted by gcuse03champs in Untagged |
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Welcome to the iZania Blogs, where you will find black
professionals, black entrepreneurs, and other members of the iZania
community participating in creating their own blogs. Topics range from
black business advice; business blogs; news, information, and opinion;
to personal journals.
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Sep 16
2007
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You want to read thisPosted by dannyny in Untagged |
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Subject: OPEN UP: You’ll want to see this…
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buy.
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this new no-cost service (and earn passive
income) before it goes incredibly viral in the
next 2 weeks.
This is truly a case of ‘the early bird catches the
worm’.
Here’s the scoop…
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Sep 16
2007
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BLACK IN TIME: A Moment In OUR HistoryPosted by Hugh in Untagged |
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Vanessa Williams & Suzette Charles: On
September 17, 1983, In Atlantic City, New Jersey, 20-Year Old, Vanessa Williams Was Crowned The First African American Miss America.
On That Same Night, New Jersey Native And African American, Suzette Charles Was Chosen Runner-Up, In America's Foremost Beauty Pageant.
Williams Was Stripped Of Her Crown 10 Months Later, After Nude Photos Of Her Appeared In Penthouse Magazine. And As Fate Would Have It, Suzette Charles Became America's Second Black Miss America, In Less Than A Year.
Vanessa Williams Went On
On That Same Night, New Jersey Native And African American, Suzette Charles Was Chosen Runner-Up, In America's Foremost Beauty Pageant.
Williams Was Stripped Of Her Crown 10 Months Later, After Nude Photos Of Her Appeared In Penthouse Magazine. And As Fate Would Have It, Suzette Charles Became America's Second Black Miss America, In Less Than A Year.
Vanessa Williams Went On
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Sep 16
2007
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Philly seeks 10,000 black men to patrol streetsPosted by gcuse03champs in Untagged |
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Philadelphia police chief Sylvester Johnson in a desperate move to stem violent crime has asked for 10,000 black men to volunteer to help patrol the cities streets. This desperate move comes after the city notched murder number 294. I wonder how this will play on the Philly streets? You can read the story by clicking the link below:
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Sep 16
2007
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From working class to homeless, 1 family's storyPosted by gcuse03champs in Untagged |
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Hi this is George Cook the host of the online radio show LTH WEEKLY. Check out my interview with Brenda Farrar Ejemai and her son Antoine Farrar as they describe how the went from a working class family to a homeless family living in a car and how they made it through such a trying time. They also discuss a book and documentary on their lives.
