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Monday, 15 October 2007 |
 For Tina Jones, life was plenty busy before her oldest son became one
of the now famous Jena Six. Jones, a nursing assistant and mother of
two boys, Bryant Purvis, 17, and Dyrek Jones, 7, has become a tireless
activist since Dec. 5, 2006, when Bryant was expelled from Jena. Click to continue at InTheseTimes.com
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Monday, 15 October 2007 |
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A local DJ and party promoter retreated
Thursday from a plan to sponsor a bash that would let "light-skinned"
black women into a downtown club for free. But the "Light Skin
Libra Birthday Bash" at Club APT on Woodward Avenue turned out to be a
bashing... Click to continue at detnews.com
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Monday, 15 October 2007 |
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The Bey family was
believed to be in the midst of a violent power struggle over control of
Your Black Muslim Bakery when then-leader Antar Bey drove his black BMW
745 sedan into a Union 76 gas station at 55th Street and Martin Luther
King Jr. Way two years ago. Click to continue at insideBayArea.com
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Saturday, 13 October 2007 |
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Muhammad A. Nassardeen, an entrepreneur who encouraged African
Americans and others to patronize African American-owned businesses and
promoted the practice as a much-needed strategy for revitalizing the
community and addressing problems such as unemployment, has died. He
was 54. Click to continue at latimes.com
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Friday, 12 October 2007 |
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An array of Bay Area journalists, as well as highly respected media
organizations and local university journalism departments, have formed
an investigative team to continue the work of journalist Chauncey
Wendell Bailey Jr., and answer questions regarding his death. Bailey,
the editor of the weekly Oakland Post, was murdered on Aug. 2 while
reporting on a story regarding the suspicious activities of the Your
Black Muslim Bakery.
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