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Nov 06
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More white students in black face?????Posted by gcuse03champs in Untagged |
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Nov 06
2007
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March on Washington, 2007Posted by empowerachild in Untagged |
The next display of protest being planned by Warren Ballentine, www.thetruthfighter.blogspot.com, is a March on Washington. The 2007 March on Washington is being planned and will take place on November 16, 2007. If you want to participate in the march and want to ride a bus with other protestors, call 877-626-4651. Remember that each generation must take a stance. Our children need to experience democracy at work. You can be a part of history. You can help to make a change.
Lest We Forget, "those who ignore the past are bound to repeat it."
March on Washington, 1941
In 1941
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Nov 05
2007
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BLACK IN TIME: A Moment In Our HistoryPosted by Hugh in Untagged |
William Wells Brow:
William
Wells Brown Was Born A Slave Near Lexington, Kentucky, On November 6,
1814. His Mother Is Believed To Be The Daughter Of Frontiersman, Daniel
Boone.
Brown Escaped Slavery At The Age Of 20. After Teaching
Himself To Read And Write, He Achieved Success As An International
Lecturer, Speaking Against Slavery In The United States, Canada And
Europe.
On July 27, 1853, Brown's Novel, Clotel; or the President's Daughter: A Narrative of Slave Life in the United States,
Was Published In London, England. Clotel, The First
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Nov 05
2007
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Watch Oprah talk to South African parentsPosted by gcuse03champs in Untagged |
Click the play button on the media player below to watch Oprah Winfrey give her message to the parents of the girls at her school. She admits to being devastated by the news of sex abuse at her school and vows that the girls will be safe from now on.
http://www.letstalkhonestly.com/blacknewsblackviews.html
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Nov 04
2007
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BLACK IN TIME: A Moment In Our HistoryPosted by Hugh in Untagged |

Shirley Chisholm:
On November 5, 1968, Shirley Chisholm The First Black Woman To Serve In The U.S. Congress. A Democrat, She Represented The Bedford-Stuyvesant Section Of Brooklyn.
In 1972, She Became The First African American And First Woman To Run For President, With A Major Political Party.
Born In New York, To West Indian Parents, On November 30, 1924, The Educator, Writer And Polirician Served In Congress For 14 Years.
She Was An Outspoken Champion Of Minority And Poverty Issues, Fought To Raise The Minimum Wage And To Obtain Federal Funding For Day


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