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May 2, 2014

54 years of Service
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Pictured left to right:Rev.
Dr. William “Rocky” Brown,
III, Pastor Bethany Baptist
Church, Educator Barbara
Hobbs, Senior Jabril Collier,
Associate Principal Linda
Hargrow, Principal Constance McAlister, Senior
Taushi Burrell, Educator
Reginald Springfield and
National Freedom Day
Board Member and Educator Dr. Delores Y. Wright.
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Temple’s Upward Bound program gives back to the community
On Saturday, April 26, 2014, Temple University’s Upward Bound Program and the Office of Community
Relations collaborated on a service project at North
City Congress. North City Congress, located at 1438
N. Broad Street is a senior center. The Upward
Bound students painted a community room and
gardened.
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Celebrating our 52nd Anniversary
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thera martin milling
There’s a Primary Election coming up on Tuesday,
May 20, 2014 in Pennsylvania, everybody. I sure hope
people remember that fact and actually go to the polls
and vote. I will remind our SCOOP readers right now
that this is a gubernatorial election year. We’re either
going to keep Tom Corbett as Governor or, he’ll be defeated by a Democrat. Historically the way things seem
to always go is that a Republican will get two terms in
office, then a Democrat will get two terms in office.
That’s the history for the PA
Governor’s seat for many
years now. So Governor Tom
Corbett has had his first four
years, but the question is, will
voters in the keystone state
send him back for four more?
On the face of things Governor Tom Corbett has done
some media-friendly kind of
events in the African American community and in the
Hispanic community here and there, but is that
enough to give him four more years? Every time I
think about the Governor’s stance, for instance,
on helping low-income to poor people with things
as simple as health insurance, and the fact that he
comes off very unsympathetic towards those who
are struggling with real life issues like losing your
home to foreclosure, or losing a full time job with
benefits, only to get sick and then have no health
care, to cutting back on school budgets for major
market cities like Philadelphia and Pittsburg, that’s some
crazy thinking, in my book of politics. Remember
SCOOP Readers, there’s a Primary Election coming on
Tuesday, May 20th. Also don’t forget, just because one
person may be in the lead today and may have held a
lead for months in the Governor’s race, does not mean
they will win on election day. Let’s all go vote, those
who are registered voters and then let’s see what happens
next and who’s still standing when the dust settles.
As far as Democrats who are running for Governor, the
three names I’m hearing most often, are Tom Wolfe, who
is in the lead, PA State Treasurer Rob McCord, and Congresswoman Allyison Schwartz. Also running as a Democrat is Katie McGinty, an ex-state Environmental
Protection Secretary, Businesswoman and Attorney. On
the republican side of course there’s the incumbent. Then
there’s Bob Guzzardi, who is an Attorney and Conservative Activist. From the Green Party, Paul Glover, a progressive Activist and Community Economic Development
Planner is running for Governor and Ken Krawchuk, a
Computer Programmer and frequent candidate is running
from the Libertarian Party. We have a host of candidates
running for Lieutenant Governor. State Representatives
are all running for reelection and state senators in even
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Seated in picture is Rev. Dr. Jerry Young, who is running for President, National
Baptist Convention USA, Inc. He's surrounded by PA Ministers and pastors in support of his candidacy.
numbered districts have to run for reelection this year as
well.
There’s also a very important ballot question for
Philadelphia voters to consider and decide on. A city of
Philadelphia Sub-Contractor Minimum Wage and Benefits Ordinance ballot question is on the May 20, 204 election ballot for voters in Philly. A group called Philadelphians
Organized to Witness, Empower and Rebuild, lobbied the
Philadelphia City Council to put a referendum on the
May 20th election ballot that, if approved, would enforce
a minimum wage of $10.88 per hour and boost benefits
for all employees of city subcontractors. More on the
May 20th Primary Election next week’s SCOOP column.
But there is another election I want to just do a followup on. Two weeks ago, I wrote a column about Dr. Jerry
Young of Jackson Mississippi. He’s currently the Vice
President At Large of the National Baptist Convention,
U.S.A., Inc. He came into Philadelphia April 24, 2014
because he was invited to be the guest of honor at a rally
in support of his candidacy for president of the National
Baptist Convention, U.D., Inc. The event, the rally itself,
was very impressive with a church filled with people
who applauded Dr. Young and welcomed him wholeheartedly into our town. The more than 60 or so ministers
and pastors who were in attendance, amongst the majority in the sanctuary, were and are Dr. Jerry Young Supporters. The pastors who sat in the pulpit during the rally
all have given Dr. Young their endorsement and support,
with the exception of one of them. That one was Rev. Dr.
William Shaw, pastor of White Rock Baptist Church and
a recent past president of the National Baptist Convention, U.S.A., Inc. However, Dr. Shaw’s very presence
was a strong signal of positivity and the words he spoke
when he took to the podium were very complimentary to
the kind of leader, Dr. Shaw thinks Dr. Young is. In fact,
Dr. Jerry Young served under Dr. Shaw, while he was
president of the NBCUSA, Inc.
Dr. Jerry Young, Pastor of New Hope Baptist Church
in Jackson, Mississippi, took Philadelphia by storm when
he came in for a rally held in his honor at Greater Faith
Baptist Church at 40th and Baring in West Philadelphia.
It was a large contingency of Pastors and Clergy members from across Pennsylvania that decided to host a rally
of support for Dr. Young, who is currently the Vice President at Large of the National Baptist Convention, U.S.A.,
Inc. and he wants to be the next National President of the
Convention.
As Dr. Young addressed those gathered at Greater
Faith Baptist Church April 24th, he came with passion
and energy and love for the Convention as he delivered
his message.
Dr. Young said, “How do you support ministries and
missions? We have to institutionalize what we do. Every
time we change Presidents, we seem to change our mission. The Bible says somebody planted it and somebody
else watered it so God can give the increase. Our problem is somebody plants something and then the next person comes along and digs it up. You can’t get a harvest if
everybody keeps digging up. Dr. Shaw became President.
He had a lot of work to do. He finally got the foundation
laid. Then his time was up. Next President comes in, and
the denomination says build a church and he’s supposed
to build on the foundation that’s already been laid. Then
his time is up. The next President comes on the scene and
he’s not supposed to go build a McDonald’s. He’s supposed to keep building on the church. We have to accomplish what God has called us to do. The Preacher has to
be larger than the man.
This land is bigger than a man. It’s not about the man.
Give what you need so you can have a healthy church.
Hear me tonight. We have to change the paradigm.
I am so glad to be able to tell you that I see it with my
Thomas to hold town hall meeting
on gentrification May 10
People concerned about
gentrification in North
Philadelphia should attend
a town meeting on gentrification, sponsored by
State Rep. W. Curtis
Thomas from 12noon to
2:00PM, Saturday, May 10
at Church of the Advocate,
18th & Diamond Streets.
Topics discussed will include AVI, city zoning regulations, homeowners
associations, residents associations, housing cooperatives, the Philadelphia
Housing Trust Fund, blight
remediation and the
Philadelphia Land Bank.
“There has been a lot of
gentrification in parts of
my district and throughout
North Philadelphia in general,” Thomas said. “This
meeting will give people a
chance to learn about tools
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The seed experiment
ChildWatch
Celebrating our 52nd Anniversary
marian wright edelman
A perennial favorite science project from preschool on up is the “seed experiment”: A child
plants identical seeds in two pots. She places
the first pot inside a dark cupboard and leaves it
there, and she puts
the second one in a
sunny spot and waters it every day.
She waits to see
what will happen.
It’s very easy for
even the youngest
children to figure
out that their
seedlings need the
basics—sunlight
and water—if they are going to survive
and thrive.
The same is true for children, and “the
basics” during children’s earliest years
can have long lasting effects. Arloc Sherman, senior researcher at the Center on Budget and Policy
Priorities and one of the contributors to the new Harvard
Education Press book Improving the Odds for America’s
Children, put it this way: “I think sometimes we forget to
say how important for children’s futures the day-to-day
basic assistance of food, clothing, shelter is . . . We’ve
had help from the research community recently, striking
studies that help make the case that when you just provide
the basics, that’s one key cornerstone for children’s future
success. So it’s not just that we’re meeting an important
need—which would be enough in itself—but we’re also
providing for opening future doors of opportunity.”
He pointed to a 2012 study on the long term effects of
what began as the food stamps program. Researchers
went back to the earliest days of the program when it was
rolled out county by county to identify children who had
access to food stamps in early childhood and whose
mothers had access during their pregnancies. They
tracked their progress from the 1960s and 1970s into
adulthood, comparing them to similar children who didn’t
have access to food stamps. The results showed the power
of nutrition: the children who had access to food stamps
were less likely to have stunted growth, be obese, or have
heart disease as adults—and the positive effects weren’t
just health-related. One of the largest differences was that
children in families with food stamps were 18 percent
more likely to graduate from high school.
This echoes other studies on the positive effects of federal nutrition programs that found needy children who received food assistance before age five were in better
health as adults and girls who received food assistance
were more likely to complete more schooling, earn more
money, and not rely on safety net programs as adults. Putting food on children’s plates helps build healthy minds
and bodies today and helps set children up for better futures later. And the benefits don’t end there. Better graduation rates mean better jobs with higher salaries with
cascading benefits to the community, the national economy, and the next generation.
The case for providing the basics for all children in
America is hard to refute. According to the U.S. Census
Bureau, 2.2 million children were lifted out of poverty by
the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP),
formerly known as food stamps, in 2012. Yet right now
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1.Whenever the police stop you as a suspect and begin asking questions, shut the hell
up about what you did or didn’t do! Remember that nothing you say will be used for you
but that anything you say will be used
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2. Log on to www.aclu-nj.org/yourrights/the-app-place/ and use your phone
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3.Use the system to expose the system. File
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we are fast approaching a critical time for hungry children: summer vacation. School-based federal nutrition
programs have proved to be a lifeline for needy children.
In fiscal year 2012 more than 21 million children received
free or reduced-price lunch through the National School
Lunch Program and nearly 11 million children received
free and reduced price breakfast. Hunger doesn’t end on
the last day of school—yet only 11 percent of the number
of children who relied on those lunches during the school
year received meals through the Summer Food Service
Program. Even though the program is 100 percent federally funded and can create desperately needed jobs for
cafeteria workers and others during the summer months,
many states and communities have created needless bureaucratic hurdles to establishing summer feeding sites resulting in not nearly enough sites to serve all eligible
children. But it’s not too late to find out how you can
help—or how children you know can participate.
The Children’s Defense Fund is encouraging CDF
Freedom Schools® partners to use the summer feeding
program to provide nutritious meals and snacks for children attending summer CDF Freedom Schools programs.
The USDA, which administers the summer feeding program, says there are many ways individuals and organizations can get involved: “You can serve the meals, promote
the program, provide transportation, volunteer at summer
food sites, or even go out and find sponsors.” The
USDA’s “Summer Meals Toolkit” provides information
on sponsors, sites, links to state agencies, and much more,
or call 1-866-3-HUNGRY or 1-877-8-HAMBRE or use
this online map. If there are not enough summer feeding
sites in your community, ask why not. Help make sure
children in your community are getting the basics and that
there are no hungry children in your community this summer.
Many plants blossom and thrive all summer long. Children should be able to do the same.
Marian Wright Edelman is President of the Children's Defense
Fund whose Leave No Child Behind® mission is to ensure
every child a Healthy Start, a Head Start, a Fair Start, a Safe
Start and a Moral Start in life and successful passage to adulthood with the help of caring families and communities. For
more information go to www.childrensdefense.org.
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The USA is an oligarchy of the
Rich, for the Rich and by the Rich
junious r. stanton
“Multivariate analysis indicates that economic elites
and organized groups representing business interests
have substantial independent impacts on U.S. government policy, while average citizens and mass-based interest groups have little or no independent influence. The
results provide substantial
support for theories of Economic Elite Domination and
for theories of Biased Pluralism, but not for theories of
Majoritarian Electoral
Democracy or Majoritarian
Pluralism” Testing Theories
of American Politics: Elites,
Interest Groups and Average Citizens by Martin
Gilens Princeton University and Benjamin Page
Northwestern University
Most people believe what we were taught in
school: the USA is a “Democracy”, a representative republic, that the US economy is free and
open; the US is fair, a land of equal opportunity
and this is the best system known to man in the
history of mankind. While most Black folks know
deep down inside this has never been the case, many of
us still are enmeshed in that insane groupthink and we
follow in lock step with the okey-doke and flim flam despite ample evidence in our collective history and personal experience this is just not so.
We do it to get along and to be able make a living at
the cost of compromising our souls. Even white folks
who are seeing their notion of the American Dream evaporate before their eyes on a daily basis still hold on to the
conditioning and brainwashing they received and they
are still being fed by the mind control apparatus that this
country is exceptional, good and wholesome; the best
thing since sliced bread.
But a new study that will be released later this year by
a team of Princeton and Northwestern University researchers has documented what many of us already
knew, a small clique of rich folks run this country. Researchers Martin Gilens and Benjamin Page conclude
and state in their report entitled Testing Theories of
American Politics: Elites, Interest Groups and Average
Citizens, “The central point that emerges from our research is that economic elites and organized groups representing business interests have substantial independent
impacts on U.S. government policy, while mass-based interest groups and average citizens have little or no independent influence. Our results provide substantial
support for theories of Economic Elite Domination and
for theories of Biased Pluralism, but not for theories of
Majoritarian Electoral Democracy or Majoritarian Pluralism.”
http://www.princeton.edu/~mgilens/Gilens%20homepage%20materials/Gilens%20and%20Page/Gilens%20an
d%20Page%202014-Testing%20Theories%203-7-14.pdf
What the sociologists are saying is the data supports the
fact ruling elite and deeply entrenched special interests
hold the power in this country.
They base their conclusions upon a thorough sampling
of data and surveys that show the United States is an oligarchy: a state ruled by an extremely small cabal of people of a certain class. They conclude electoral politics
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and mass pluralistic movements have little or no bearing
on policy or outcomes. The recent Occupy Wall Street
movement (which was subsequently bum rushed and put
down by the government) came to the same conclusions.
OWS referred to the American Oligarchs as the one per
cent (1%).
Gilens and Page’s assessment is not a new revelation.
It has been this way since the very beginning as author
and researcher G. William Domhoff says, “Who has predominant power in the United States? The short answer,
from 1776 to the present, is: Those who have the money - or more specifically, who own income-producing land
and businesses -- have the power. George Washington
was one of the biggest landowners of his day; presidents
in the late 19th century were close to the railroad interests; for the Bush family, it was oil and other natural resources, agribusiness, and finance. In this day and age,
this means that banks, corporations, agribusinesses, and
big real estate developers, working separately on most
policy issues, but in combination on important general issues -- such as taxes, opposition to labor unions, and
trade agreements with other countries -- set the rules
within which policy battles are waged. While this conclusion may at first seem too simple or direct, leaving little
room for elected officials or voters, the reasons behind it
are complex. They involve an understanding of social
classes, the role of experts, the two-party system, and the
history of the country, especially Southern slavery. In
terms of the big world-historical picture, and the Four
Networks theory of power advocated on this site, large
economic interests rule in America because there are no
rival networks that grew up over a long and complex history: There is no one big church, as in many countries in
Europe, no big government, as it took to survive as a nation-state in Europe and no big military until after 1940
(which is not very long ago) to threaten to take over the
government. So, the only power network of any consequence in the history of the United States has been the
economic one, which under capitalism generates a business-owning class and a working class, along with small
businesses and skilled craft workers who are self-employed, and a relatively small number of highly trained
professionals such as architects, lawyers, physicians, and
scientists. In this context, the key reason why money can
rule -- i.e., why the business owners who hire workers
can rule -- is that the people who work in the factories
and fields were divided from the outset into free and
slave, white and black, and later into numerous immigrant ethnic groups as well, making it difficult for workers as a whole to unite politically to battle for higher
wages and better social benefits.” The Class-Domination
Theory of Power by G. William Domhoff
http://www2.ucsc.edu/whorulesamerica/power/class_do
mination.html
Domhoff, Gilens and Page are but a few of the people
presenting an alternative more scholarly based view of
the American socio-political-economic milieu. Unlike
many shills for the status quo, Domhoff does not avoid
the variables of race and class in his research. I strongly
urge you to visit his Website http://www2.ucsc.edu/whorulesamerica/ and take the time to read and study what is
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Black History
Celebrating our 53rd Anniversary
by Adelaide Abdur-Rahman
TAURUS - April 20 - May 20
Taurus
(The Enduring One)
Charming but aggressive. Can come off as boring,
but they are not hard workers. Warm-hearted.
Strong, has endurance. Solid being that are stable
and secure in their ways. Not looking for shortcuts.
Take pride in their beauty. Patient and reliable.
Make great friends and give good advice. Loving and
The emerald is the stone for the month of May
Archeologists have traced the history of emeralds back
to 3000 BC in ancient Egypt and India. Cleopatra prized
her emeralds more than any other stone. One of the
world’s largest emeralds dates back to 1695, weight 214.8
carats and is about 10 cn high. One side is inscribed with
prayers and the other with opulent flowers. Ancient
scholar Pliny writes, “Sight is refreshed by gazing upon
this stone.” Roman emperor Nero took his advice by wearing sunglasses made of emerald to watch the gladiators.
Omar Khayyam, a Persian mathematician and philosopher, took a copy of his book, with a cover made from
gold and over 1,000 emeralds and rubies aboard the Titanic. Emerald is believed to insure loyalty, improve memory, quicken intelligence and forecast upcoming events. It
was once thought that if you kept an emerald under your
pillow you would dream about the future.
May 2nd
You will make a devoted and understanding parent. You are patient and kind, uncommunicative and
keep your troubles to yourself. You are very well
liked by everyone and have no enemies.
1762 James Durnham, first African American
physician in the US is born a slave in Philadelphia,
PA.
1844 Elijah McCoy, the original Real McCoy who
is the holder of over 50 patents is born in Colchester,
Ontario Canada.
1870 William Joseph Seymour, minister and initiator of the Pentecostal religious movement is born in
Centerville, LA.
1878 Nannie Helen Burroughs, educator and orator
who established the National Association of Colored
Women and the National Training School for women
and Girls in Washington, DC is born in Orange, VA.
1899 R.R. Reynolds is awarded patent 624,092 for
a non-refillable
bottle.
1899 Mary
Jane Reynolds is
awarded a patent
for a hoisting
and loading
mechanism.
1914 Herbert
Lewis Hardwick, (Cocoa
Kid) professional welterweight and
middleweight
boxer is born in
Mayaguez,
Puerto Rico.
1922 Richard
Theodore
Greener, first
Richard Grooves Holmes
African American graduate of Harvard University dies in Chicago,
IL.
1925 Isaiah Mays, Buffalo Soldier and Medal of
Honor recipient dies in Phoenix, AZ.
1925 Roscoe Lee Browne, actor (The Liberation of
L.B. Jones) is born in Woodbury, NJ.
1931 Richard Grooves Holmes, organist is born in
Camden, NJ.
1943 Kathryn Inex Bowers, member of the Tennessee House of Representatives is born in Memphis,
TN.
1945 (Rudy) Randy Cain, singer with The Delfonics is born in Philadelphia, PA.
1949 James Byrd, Jr., murdered by three men in
Jasper, Texas is born in Beaumont, TX.
1953 (Jackson Keith) Jamaal (Abdul-Lateef)
Wilkes, National Basketball Association player is
born in Berkeley, CA.
1954 Angela Bofill, actor and singer (What I
Wouldn’t Do [For the Love of You]) is born in The
Bronx, NY.
1955 Dianne Wilkerson, member of the State of
Massachusetts Senate is born in Pine Bluff, AR.
1967 (Michael Eric) Mike Johnson, National Football League player and head coach for the UCLA Bruins is born in Los Angeles, CA.
1968 Tomiko Fraser (Hines) actor and the first
African American face of Maybelline is born in The
Bronx, NY.
1969 Brian Charles Lara, international cricket
player is born in Santa Cruz, Trinidad and Tobago.
See “Black History” page 15
Philadelphia Works President and CEO discusses
skills necessary for students’ success
On Wednesday, April 16, Mark Edwards, President and
CEO of Philadelphia Works, participated in a panel discussion on the importance of employers and educational
institutions working together to address the growing
“skills gap” of employer need to worker readiness. The
panel, entitled “The Quality and Skills Challenge: How
We Can Meet It,” was part of the daylong Employer-Educator Forum, presented by the Association of American
Colleges and Universities (AAC&U), at the Sheraton
Downtown Philadelphia Hotel.
The panel was moderated by Debra Humphreys, who
serves as the Vice President for Policy and Public Engagement at the AAC&U. Other panelists present for the
session included Wendell Pritchett, Chancellor of Rutgers
University-Camden; Nicole Wormley, Manager of Diversity Recruitment and University Relations at Campbell
Soup Company; and Helen Giles-Gee, President of University of the Sciences in Philadelphia. They addressed
how higher education leaders, as well as employers, can
provide students with the practical skills they will need in
the modern workforce.
The discussion focused on the gap between the skills
students acquire at colleges and universities and the skills
they must have in order to build a successful career after
college. Hands-on internships were among the solutions
offered to bridge that gap. Mr. Edwards spoke to the importance of adult internships which allows unemployed
individuals to improve their skills while also learning
about the industries that interest them. All of the panelists
encouraged communication between employers and
higher education leaders to ensure that colleges and universities are offering students the coursework and professional development needed to succeed upon graduation.
Elections
Continued from page 3
own eyes that we can become a force to do good in this
country. I’m so tired of having to beg other folks to do
for us. I’m in Christ, that’s the reason things are going to
happen. Glory to His name”.
Just before the rally concluded there was a free-will offering and let me just say, the Pastors and Ministers and
lay people who packed into Greater Faith Baptist Church,
where Rev. Dr. Larry Marcus is the pastor, they opened
their wallets and purses to raise money for Dr. Young’s
campaign for President. I will not tell all about the large
amounts given by the clergy and congregation on hand,
and truth be told, I don’t know the total. I wasn’t in the
back room counting the money. But I know the large
amounts that were called out, during the service. It was
impressive. Thus far, Philadelphia has hosted the most
impressive rally of all the cities where Dr. Young has
traveled thus far. Go Philly. Some of the leading pastors
on hand who stood at the podium and endorsed Dr. Jerry
Young included, Dr. Arthur R. White, Pastor of Christ
Community Baptist Church, Rev. Terrence D. Griffith,
President, Black Clergy of Philadelphia & Vicinity, and
Pastor of First African Baptist Church, Dr. Lonnie E.
Rector, President, United Baptist State Convention of
Delaware, Inc., Dr. James S. Allen, Pastor of Vine Memorial Baptist Church, Dr. Aaron W. Williford, Pastor,
Bethlehem Baptist Church, York, PA, Rev. Benjamin
Hailey, former president, PA Baptist Convention, Dr. J.
Wendell Mapson, Jr., Pastor, Monumental Baptist
Church, Rev. James Moore, Sr., Pastor, Second Mt. Zion
Baptist Church, Rev. Harry Moore, Sr. Pastor, Mount
Olive Baptist Church, Rev. Albert G. Davis, Pastor,
Mount Calvary Baptist Church of Ardmore, PA., Rev. Dr.
William B. Moore, Pastor, Tenth Memorial Baptist
Church
The National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc. one of the
oldest African American organizations in the nation,
shapes the religious and often beliefs of several million
Christians throughout the world. The Baptist World Center, national headquarters of NBC, USA, Inc. is located in
Nashville, TN. In 1880, one hundred and fifty-one people
from 11 states met in Montgomery, Alabama, to organize
what is called “The Foreign Mission Convention”. In
1895, two other organizations – the National Baptist Education Convention, and the American Baptist Convention – met with the Foreign Mission Convention in
Atlanta, GA, and formed the National Baptist Convention. In 1915, the National Baptist Convention was incorporated and became the National Baptist Convention,
USA, Inc. The purpose of the Convention is to promote
home and foreign missions, encourage and support
Christian education, publish and distribute Sunday
School and religious literature, and engage in whatever
other Christian endeavors that may require to advance
the work of Christ throughout the world.
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Mr. Edwards stressed the point that Philadelphia Works is
often working with individuals who have not completed
a college degree.
“In terms of the number of diverse job seekers, one of
the things we are open about is that not everybody is
going to go to college,” Mr. Edwards said. “Not every
person going through the high school system is the right
fit for college. Our job is to respond to the common
threads or skills identified by our employer partners in
order to create job training and skill development pro-
grams for job seekers to fill skill gaps, which will lead
directly to employment opportunities across a number of
sectors.”
Mr. Edwards highlighted Philadelphia Works’ training
initiatives in modern manufacturing fields, like 3D printing, which create opportunities for those individuals who
may not want to attend college. One of the biggest challenges in preparing individuals for the workforce is ensuring that their training will help them to build a career,
not just satisfy the requirements of one specific job.
African and African American artists
get top billing in Philadelphia
Among the many treasures that have contributed to
Philadelphias reputation as one of the world’s great art
centers are several collections that celebrate works by
African and African-American artists. One of the first
collectors to value artistic expression from across the Diaspora was Dr. Albert Barnes, a progressive thinker committed to showing the influence of African art on modern
Western artists a practice that’s evident in the distinct
wall ensembles he arranged at his famed Barnes Foundation. Today, his collection, along with those found in
other institutions throughout the city, comprise a fascinating assemblage of cross-cultural art.
African Art
Dr. Albert Barnes’ interest in African art dates back to
the early 1920s when he acquired traditional African
masks and sculptures from the Dan and possibly Kulango
societies of Côte d’Ivoire, as well as from Guinea and
northeast Liberia. Visitors can see theses works, which he
describes as the purest expression of the three-dimensional form, at the Barnes Foundation. Home to a remarkable collection of paintings from the masters of
modern art, the Barnes Foundation’s significant collection of African art is displayed in remarkable ensembles
that show how the likes of Picasso and Modigliani were
influenced by the stylistic and symbolic forms in African
art. 20th Street & Benjamin Franklin Parkway, (866)
849-7056, barnesfoundation.org
The Penn Museum, or University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, boasts an extensive collection of African art and artifacts such as masks,
sculptures, instruments, famed Benin bronzes, embroidered garments and jewelry. Visitors can also marvel at a
wide range of other materials from throughout the continent, which are on permanent display in the African and
Egyptian galleries. 3260 South Street, (215) 898-4000,
penn.museum
African-American Art
The African American Museum in Philadelphia houses
a large collection of paintings, photographs, prints, drawings, sculptures, fiber and mixed-media works that
The Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia
is one of many Philadelphia-area institutions with African or African American
Art exhibitions. photo B. Krist for Visit Philadelphia
chronicle and dramatically tell the story of the black Diaspora. Throughout its history, the museum has displayed
the work of many of America’s most influential AfricanAmerican artists, including Jacob Lawrence, Faith Ringgold, Moe Brooker, Romare Bearden, Carrie Mae
Weems, John Biggers and Lawrence Finney. In summer
2014, Syd Carpenter’s sculptural exhibition More Places
of Our Own will reveal to visitors the strength and spirit
of African-American farmers who, against all odds,
thrived and survived in the segregated south during the
bleak days of Jim Crow. April 25-August 17, 2014. 701
Arch Street, (215) 574-0380, aampmuseum.org
Prominent African-American architect Julian Abele is
credited with the design of the east façade of the
Philadelphia Museum of Art, but visitors can see works
by other African-Americans inside the building as well.
Three not-to-be-missed treasures: Miss T by Barkley
Hendricks, Storage Jar by David Drake and Mr. Prejudice by Horace Pippin. Also on the list: Patrick Kelly:
Runway of Love, featuring dozens of fully accessorized
11th Annual National Muslim
Business Council & Expo
The Universal Muslim Business Association cordially
invites you to the 11th Annual National Muslim Business Council 2014 Business Conference & Expo. This
highly anticipated 3-day Conference is scheduled for
May 2-4, 2014, at the new Center for Human Excellence Campus facility of Masjidullah, located at 7401
Limekiln Pike in Philadelphia, PA.
One of the largest and fastest growing Muslim-American business organizations, the NMBC provides its members with tools and resources to grow and empower
Muslim and associate businesses to be contributor and
effective leaders in their various fields. The NMBC also
actively gives back to the community, supporting local
and national Muslim business associations and worthy
charitable activities within their communities. This dynamic creates an environment where Muslim businesses
work with others to stabilize, grow, and sustain local and
national economies in all the communities where they
live and serve.
This year the NMBC is partnering with Philadelphia
Universal Muslim Business Association (UMBA) for its
11th Annual Conference. The Conference theme is
Building a Balanced Community through Economic Development and it is rooted in the National Muslim Business Council mission:
•Establish an association that brings Muslim businesses and the general business community together into
a collective entity
•Develop a local partnership of networking services for
the benefit of its membership
•Promote moral excellence in America business life
•Organize a business strategy to support Muslims locally and nationally to invest in each other
•Strengthen and share the responsibility for community
economic development and unification with an interna-
See “Artists” page 9
tional perspective
Not a typical conference, the NMBC Conference is a
unique opportunity for participants to acquire the specific
business practices needed for successful dealings with
Muslim and associate businesses on the local and national level. One such workshop specifically focusing on
this is the Building a Halal Business workshop on Saturday, May 3, 2014, from 1:30pm – 2:30pm. The workshop will bring together presenters who are leaders in the
multi-trillion dollar national and international industries
of halal and kosher foods.
The conference begins on Friday, 5/2: with all-day registration, Ju'mah, and workshops followed at 6pm–9pm
with a Networking Mixer/Cultural Night. The entertainment provided by spoken word artist, Seff Al Afriqui;
vocalist, Saeedah Abdellah; and the Intersection Band;
on Saturday, 5/3: Conference opens with remarks from
various local politicians and keynote speaker, Michael A.
Rashid (Former President and CEO of Amerihealth Caritas), and from 7pm–10pm, the Awards Banquet featuring
the musical group Odyssey; on Sunday, 5/4: Leadership
Brunch from 10am–12:30pm with Arpeggio Jazz Ensemble as the entertainment and from 1pm–4pm, the free
Community Economic Address with speakers - State
Rep. Ronald Waters, Wallace Muhammad III, Imam A.
K. Hasan, Mubashir Uqdah, Imam Mikal Shabazz, Councilman Curtis Jones Jr., and Tom Wolf - Gubernatorial
Candidate for Governor (invited). For the entire three
days there is the opportunity to shop from the vendors at
the New African Muslim Bazaar. All are welcome to attend the workshops, social events and shop at the bazaar.
For more information on registration, vending, and additional information: (215) 258-6058, (215) 457-8006, or
visit – nationalmbc.org or umba-philly.com
CD Spotlight
9-Year Old Kidnapped Boy
Sings "Every Praise"
sherri y. johnson
On March 31st,
Atlanta, police say a
man kidnapped then
nine-year-old Willie
Myrick from his
southwest Atlanta
driveway. He allegedly
drove the boy around for
hours before dropping him
off in a different part of the
city.
But Willie's actions durWillie Myrick (left) and Willie & Hezekiah Walker (right) at Mt.
ing those horrific hours
have gone viral and his
Carmel Baptist Church, Atlanta Georgia celebrating Willie's
story are inspiring thousave return home and his 10th birthday.
sands across the country.
and the man started using expletives telling him to shut
Willie says he sang the gospel song Every Praise written
up. However, Willie kept on singing and eventually the
by gospel singer and songwriter, Hezekiah Walker, until
perpetrator pulled over, opened the door and kicked him
the man let him go.
out the car. Willie said after he was thrown out the car
Last week on his 10th birthday, community leaders
the man said for him not to tell anyone what happened.
held a meeting in Willie's honor, celebrating his happy
However, he ran to a house and had the people call 911.
ending, which is often times rare at Mt. Carmel Baptist
As Willie's story began to get national attention,
Church. The meeting was also designed to inform parGrammy Award-winning gospel singer Hezekiah Walker
ents and children on what to do if this happens to them.
took notice and wanted to meet Willie in person. Walker
When asked what happened the moment he was resaid to local television reporter in Atlanta, "It's just emoleased from the vehicle, Willie said that he began singing
tional to me because you never know who you're going
to touch." He continued, "I just wanted to hug him and
tell him I love him," Walker said.
Last week, Walker and Willie had that special meeting
as the singer entered the sanctuary to a standing ovation,
grabbing Willie into a tight hug. Walker began singing
"Every Praise" as tears streamed down the boy's face.
Walker then exclaimed during the middle of the song,
"This is the song he was singing y'all."
Although Willie is back home with his family the man
that abducted him remains on the loose. Atlanta police
have circulated a sketch of the man and continues to seek
support from a community that has rallied behind Willie.
We here in Philadelphia support the heroic acts of Willie
and pray that the person who abducted him will be
caught soon.
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5. R. Kelly ..................... “Black Panties” .............. (RCA)
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Entertainment Editor Portions of the proceeds from the Diabetes Awareness Bazaar will go to the Heston
School’s Neighborhood Education Workshop
Scholarships. This is the foundation’s fun way of
getting the children and their parents educated
about Diabetes.
The bazaar will feature a 99¢ Meal Deal (everything for 99¢ -- wings, chicken fingers, desserts,
toys, prizes, etc…), and the Get Up Stop Diabetes
Activities will includes parents competing with the
children in sack races, food races and obstacle
course and more. Prizes will be given to winning
teams. In addition to information tables, there will
be line dancing and gifts for all mothers as well as
a musical performance by Emyne, second place
winner of the Apollo Stars of Tomorrow.
Looking for a fun way to spend the day with Mom,
don’t look any further come on out to Heston School
to the Diabetes Awareness Bazaar. For more information or to set up a table call 856-228-5040.
More than 100 Comcast-Spectacor employees
transport hundreds of pounds of food donations to
Philabundance Food Bank, as they embark on a
one-mile walk from Wells Fargo Center of to Philabundance during Comcast Cares Week. ComcastSpectacor President Dave Scott will lead the
procession and make comments upon arrival at
Philabundance.
Comcast Cares Week culminates on Saturday,
April 26 with Comcast Cares Day. Comcast Cares
Day is the nation’s largest single-day corporate
volunteer effort and has surpassed more than 3
million volunteer hours and 500,000 volunteers
since it first began in 2001. Now in its 13th year,
the annual day of service has also contributed more
than $14 million to local non-profit organizations.
Philabundance has taken a stronghold of the
hunger issue in the Delaware Valley, implementing
both emergency relief and also long-term strategies
to strengthen the hunger safety net. There is no
quick fix, but with a unified dedication from our
partners, donors and the public at large, we are creating innovative programs and support to our agencies that make nutritious food accessible to all. See more at: www.philabundance. org/aboutus/mission-history/#sthash.RwDQchIH.dpuf
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Dedicated to Nina Simone, Kwame Ture,
Weldon Irvine,lll, Tupac Shakur, William Leo
Hansberry, Ruby Doris Smith Robinson,
Gwen Simmons, Ivanhoe Donaldson,
Gloria Richardson & Odetta
The Influence of Hansberry's Play on Tupac Amaru
Shakur and Generation of Actors and Musicians
"I didn't know what I was doing back then, even
though I was good and everything. I wish I had them
now [Hazel Scottt and Ernie McClintock who taught Pac
to become an incredible actor and the relationshp between daily living and theatre in the heart and soul of
Harlem] because they are both great actors. I learned
from them only in hindsight. When I got admitted to the
School of Performing Arts in Baltimore, the piece I used
to get in was Walter Younger from "A Raisin in the Sun."
The only reason I picked that part is because I had
watched Levi do that over and over again from me playing Travis that I just knew I could do this! If I am just
half as good as Levi, they are going to let me in. And
that's sho-nuff how it all started. I told Ernie that that was
the best schooling I could have gotten. That coupled with
the Baltimore School for the Arts and The Street really
gave me the unique experience that I have now to which
I think no one can duplicate. It's the street, the school
and the black community acting ensemble teaching that I
have learned."
.. Tupac Shakur
Few of those who rush to the Barrymore theater to
see Denzel Washington and LaTanya Richardson Jackson
(wife of Samuel L. Jackson in Lorraine Hansberry's classic play, " A Raisin in the Sun" have an idea how Raisin
helped to raise/raze/race Pac. And the fact that Raisin
continues to raise the consciousness of so many 55 years
after its Broadway debut is cause for celebration.
Sweet Lorraine in Philadelphia, 1959
On 11 March 1959, fifty five years ago, Lorraine
Hansberry's play premiered at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre on New York's Broadway. James Baldwin describes
the young playwright two years earlier:
"The first time I ever saw Lorraine was at the Actor's
Studio in the winer of 57-58. She was there as an observer of the Workshop Production of Giovanni's Room.
She sat way up in the bleachers taking on some of the
biggest names in the American theater because she had
liked the play and they, in the main, hadn't. I am enormously grateful to her, she seemed to speak for me and
afterwards she talked to me with a gentleness and generosity never to be forgotten. a small, shy, determined
person with that strength dictated by absolutely impersonal ambition, she was not trying to 'make it' --she was
trying to keep the faith."
Lorraine Hansberry was Both An Artist and Witness
Baldwin continues, "We really met, however in
Philadelphia, in 1959, when A Raisin in the Sun was at
the beginning of it's amazing career. Much has been written about this play. I personally feel that it will demand a
far less guilty and constricted people than the present-day
Americans to be able to assess it at all, as an historical
achievement... anyway, no one can gainsay it's importance. What is relevant here is that I had never in my life
seen so many black people in the theater. And the reason is that never before, in the entire history of the American theater, had so much of the truth of black people's
lives been seen on stage. Black people ignored the theater because the theater had ignored them. But in Raisin,
black people recognized that house and all the people in
it -- the mother, the son, the daughter and the daughter in-
Lorraine Hansberry
law, and supplied the play with an interpretive element
which could not be present in the mind of white people; a
kind of claustrophobic terror, created not only by their
knowledge of the house but their knowledge of the
streets. And when the curtain came down Lorraine and I
found ourselves in the backstage alley, where she was
immediately mobbed. I produced a pen and Lorraine
handed me her handbag and began signing autographs.
"It only happens once,' she said. I stood there and
watched. I watched the people who loved Lorraine, who
loved the people for what they brought to them, and
watched Lorraine who loved the people for what they
brought to her. It was not, for her, a matter of being admired. She was being corroborated and confirmed. She
was wise enough and honest enough to recognize that
black American artists are a very special case. One is not
merely an artist, and one is not judged merely as an artist,
the black people crowding around Lorraine, whether or
not they considered her an artist, assuredly considered
her a witness."
ACT 2
Portray A Black Family on Stage
Interviewer: The question, I'm sure is asked you many
times -- you may be tired of it -- someone comes up to
you and says, 'This is not really a Negro play; why, this
could be about anybody! It's a play about people!' What
is your reaction? What do you say?
Lorraine Hansberry: Well, I hadn't noticed the contradiction, because I've always been under the impression
that Negroes are people. But actually, it is an excellent
question, because invariably that has been the point of
reference. And I do know what people are trying to say is
that this is not what they consider the traditional treatment of the Negro in the theater.... I have told people
that not only is this a Negro family, specifically and definitely culturally, but it's not even a New York family or
a southern Negro family. It is specifically Southside
Chicago.... that kind of care that kind of attention to detail. In other words I think people, to the extent that we
accept them and believe them as who they're supposed
to be, to that extent they can become everybody. So I
would say it is definitely a Negro play before it is anything else...
Part 2 Next Week: Who is this woman who influenced
everybody from Tupac Shakur to Denzel Washington
and How Did she Come to Write " A Raisin in the Sun?
"Stenton to hold Annual Signature
Garden Party Event"
On May 8, 2014 Stenton will hold its annual
Garden Party event. All
are invited to join The
National Society of The
Colonial Dames of America in the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania for this
annual fundraiser in the
historic gardens at Stenton from 5:00 PM to 7:00
PM. The Garden Party
supports the educational
mission of Stenton and of
the NSCDA/PA. Guests
are invited to delight in the
blooming Colonial Revival
garden or marvel at the
outstanding collections in
the historic mansion.
Cocktails and light fare
will be served. The house
will be open for visiting
from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM.
Ticket is required. Cost is
$45.00 per person. For
more information or to
make reservations, please
call 215-329-7312 or
email
programs@stenton.org, or
purchase tickets online at
www.stenton.org.
Stenton, described as
"the most authentic of all
Philadelphia's historic
houses," was built by
James Logan, William
Penn's secretary, between
1723 and 1730. Stenton is
located in the Historic
Logan section of Philadelphia at 4601 North 18th
Street (the corner of 18th
and Windrim Streets), just
4 blocks east of Wayne
Junction. The house is
open for tours TuesdaySaturday, 1-4pm. For
more information or directions, phone 215-329-7312
or visit www.stenton.org.
Stenton is a member of
Historic Germantown, a
partnership of sixteen outstanding attractions located in the Germantown
section of Philadelphia,
just minutes from downtown. Partners are joined
by a common mission and
are collectively "Freedom's Backyard."
For more information
about Historic Germantown, call 215-844-1683
or visit www.freedomsbackyard.com.
This event is sponsored
by The National Society of
The Colonial Dames of
America in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
who have administered
Stenton as a historic house
museum since 1899.
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Senator Shirley Kitchen hosts 1st annual college access fair
On Thursday, April 24, 2014, 9am-1pm, approximately 150+ High school students, high school counselors, and adult learners attended Senator Shirley
Kitchen’s 1st Annual College Access Fair, hosted on
Temple University’s main campus, in North Philadelphia.
Over 40 colleges, trades schools, military recruiters, and
college planning agencies were in attendance. Co-hosts
of the event included Congressman Chaka Fattah and
State Representative Rosita Youngblood.
The event was organized by Kentia Waters, Director of
Communications for Senator Kitchen. The event opened
with greetings and welcoming remarks from Senator
Kitchen and Kenneth Lawrence, Senior Vice PresidentGovernment Relations/Temple University. Following the
welcome, the audience was engaged in a collegiate student panel discussion about the realities of campus life
and making the transition from high school to college.
The panel discussion was moderated by Michael Robinson, Director-Community Outreach and Hiring/Temple
University and Senior Pastor of Greater Enon Missionary
Baptist Church, in North Philadelphia.
Students were able to attend concurrent workshops facilitated by national experts in higher education:
· Financial Aid for College - Tom Butler, FounderPhiladelphia College Prep Roundtable
Pictured from left: Michael Robinson, Director-Community Outreach and Hiring/Temple
University and Senior Pastor of Greater Enon Missionary Baptist Church, Senator
Shirley Kitchen, and Bill Bailey, Dean of Admissions-Clarion University of Pennsylvania
· Making The College Admissions Application Pop Dr. Stephen Jones, Associate Dean-Student & Strategic
Programs, Villanova University
· The ACT College Entrance Exam – Dr. James
Godlewski, Regional Consultant-ACT, Inc. & George
Schlott, ACT, Inc.
· The SAT College Entrance Exam – Stephen Zori,
Senior District Director-The College Board
An abridged list of the colleges and agencies in attendance included:
Arcadia University, Cabrini College, Clarion University of Pennsylvania, Community College of Philadelphia, Lincoln Technical Institute, Orleans Technical
Institute, Lincoln University, Mansfield University,
Millersville University, Pennsylvania Higher Education
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Union Labor…Building it right
for a better and stronger community
And promoting renaissance of North Broad St.
Laborers’ District Council of the Metropolitan Area of
Philadelphia and vicinity is comprised of four unions:
Local 332, Samuel Staten, Jr.,
Vincent Primavera, Jr.
Business Manager/Co-Chairman
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Local 135, Daniel L. Woodall, Jr., Damian Lavelle
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Local 413, James Harper, Jr.,
Fred Chiarlanza
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Local 57, Walt Higgins
Harry Hopkins
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Laborers District Council, Ryan N. Boyer,
Business Manager.
Laborers’ District Council promotes a safe work environment,
jobs completed on time and on budget, and represents
union members, who are well trained, productive, professional,
and take pride in their work. Union labor…building better
and safer communities in Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester,
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Artists
ensembles, dating from 1985 to 1990. Inspired by
Josephine Baker and his Mississippi grandmother, fashion designer Patrick Kelly created looks for celebrities
such as Grace Jones and Bette Davis. The exhibition
shows how the American-born, Paris-based designer
challenged racial and cultural boundaries to become the
fashion darling of the New York City and Paris club
scenes. April 27-November 30, 2014. Also,in winter
2015 (exact dates to be determined), look for Henry Ossawa Tanner’s landmark painting The Annunciation to be
included in the exhibition African American Works from
the Collection(working title), which will feature two centuries of art by African-American artists working in various media, all drawn from the museum’s permanent
collection. 26th Street & Benjamin Franklin Parkway,
(215) 763-8100, philamuseum.org
Spiritual Strivings: A Celebration of African American
Works on Paper brings together two masterful art collections by a who’s who of African-American artists at the
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA). One
piece of the two-part exhibition features more than 70
works by Henry Ossawa Taylor, Jacob Lawrence, Romare Bearden and others on loan from the Harmon and
Harriet Kelley Collection of San Antonio, Texas, one of
the nation’s preeminent collections of African-American
art. June 27-October 12, 2014. Accompanying those
works is Eldzier Cortor: Theme and Variations, a collection of original plates, test proofs and print series, which
trace Cortor’s evolution from painter to master printmaker.June 27-August 31, 2014. And, of course, visitors
can always view major works by such African-American
artists as Nick Cave, Whitfield Lovell, Horace Pippin and
others on permanent display throughout PAFA’s galleries.
118 N. Broad Street, (215) 972-7600, pafa.org
For more than 40 years, the Brandywine Workshop has
been a national force in the development and understanding of American printmaking as a fine-art form. The organization has sponsored more than 350 visiting artists’
residencies from 35 states and 15 countries, in addition to
ethnically diverse artists from around the region. Guests
can peruse and purchase more than 600 prints and lithographs from artists-in-residence past and present, including Sam Gilliam, Jacob Landau, Jules Olitski, Betye Sarr
and Moe Brooker. 728 S. Broad Street, (215) 546-3675,
brandywineworkshop.com
Located in historic Chestnut Hill, Woodmere Art Museum celebrates the work of Philadelphia artists, including the city’s many great African-American talents. The
museum recently acquired works by Charles Jay, Humbert Howard, Charles Searles, Sterling Shaw, Ron Tarver,
Claude Clark, Paul F. Keene Jr. and James Brantley, and
it regularly displays works by Allan R. Freelon, Dox
Thrash, Raymond Steth, Louis Baynard Sloan, David
Clyde Driskell and Moe Brooker. 9201 Germantown Avenue, (215) 247-0476, woodmereartmuseum.org
For more information about travel to Philadelphia, visit
visitphilly.com or uwishunu.com, where you can build
itineraries; search event calendars; see photos and videos;
view interactive maps; sign up for newsletters; listen to
HearPhilly, an online radio station about what to see and
do in the region; book hotel reservations and more. Or,
call the Independence Visitor Center, located in Historic
Philadelphia, at (800) 537-7676.
Comcast Cares Day
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Shown above are Comcast volunteers as they clean up the athletic field and young volunteers help paint a fence during Comcast Cares Day on April 26th at the historic Germantown Boys & Girls Club.
On Saturday, April 26, around 300 local Comcast
employees and their families and friends “made
change happen” as they volunteered to improve the historic Germantown Boys and Girls Club facility, which
has been serving young men and women in the
Philadelphia community for more than 130 years.
Comcast Cares Day, which takes place each April during National Volunteer Month, is Comcast and NBCUniversal’s signature day of service and the nation’s
largest single-day corporate volunteer effort.
On this date, volunteers descended on the first and
oldest Boys and Girls Club in Philadelphia, taking on a
major revitalization of the facility. Work included a
large scale interior paint project, litter removal, landscaping, cleanup of the adjacent athletic fields, and an
effort led by DIY and HGTV’s Tiffany Brooks to renovate the long dormant arts and crafts room in the facility’s basement.
Participants included Comcast employees and
other volunteers; Comcast Executive Vice President
and Chief Operating Officer Dave Watson; Regional
Senior Vice President of Comcast Cable LeAnn Talbot,
WCAU NBC 10 Station Manager Eric Lerner; Boys
and Girls Club of Philadelphia Co-Directors Lisabeth
and Joseph Marziello; Councilwoman Cindy Bass;
State Rep Stephen Kinsey; volunteers from Rebuilding
Together Philadelphia and Scripps Network’s DIY and
HGTV, including Tiffany Brooks season 8 winner of
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Transitional housing for homeless veterans: Richard’s Place
Pointman for Veterans
Pointman Solders Heart Ministry in collaboration with Diversified Housing Services
(DHS) will hold a grand opening of Richard’s
Place, a transitional housing stand-down center
for homeless veterans, on Saturday, May 30,
2014, starting at 12 Noon. It is an outgrowth
of planning and work started in 2009 when
President Barack Obama and VA Secretary Eric
K. Shinseki announced the goal of ending Veteran homelessness by the end of 2015.
Richard Place is where “advocacy and service” meets and are inextricably tied to ensure
that the dignity and benefits of and for veterans are acknowledged and received. POINTMAN’s outreach and stand-down model
establishes meets President Obama’s national
“zero tolerance” policy for vulnerable veterans
by expanding proven programs and launching
innovative services to prevent veterans from
falling into homelessness.
Our approach to homelessness addresses the
specific developmental challenges, emotional
needs, housing requirements and systematic barriers facing men as they transition from homelessness back to the
community and to strengthen the City of Philadelphia’s
veterans service and support infrastructure for its approximately 88,000 veterans.
Our holistic program requires the veteran to be engaged in every aspect of their assessment, case plan and
any subsequent changes to the case plan. By doing this,
the veteran sets his own goals/objectives and the case
manager works with him to create the action steps necessary to attain those goals/objectives. All action steps are
designed to be small, manageable and measurable. Supportive services are made available to our residents
through a network of collaborating service providers.
(“Richard’s Place”) is located at 25 E High Street, and
is situated in the Germantown area of Philadelphia. The 3
story mansion consists of 10,000 sq. ft of living space, is
handicapped accessible, contains 7 bathrooms, a sunroom, commercial grade kitchen, ample open community
space, a full basement and parking in the rear of the
property. The site is equipped to bed 30-bed facility
staffed 24 hours/365 days a year. Program staff members
are available Monday-Friday including scheduled
PA 19134 on Tuesdays and
Thursday between the hours
of 10:00am to 2:00pm. Or
any day by appointment at
Richard’s Place, 25 E. High
Street, Philadelphia, PA
19144. You can call 215475-6035, 215-850-1699, or
484-557-3243 to make anappoint:
Richard’s Place
evening hours. Residents are allowed to stay at the facility for a maximum of 24 months, depending on the treatment plan/progress of each resident. Residents pay room
fees based on 30% of weekly income and are required to
place at least 20% of their net income into a savings account so they can accumulate the deposit/security monies
they will need to secure permanent housing once they
leave the facility.
While our program targets the most vulnerable, honorably discharged veterans that were formerly incarcerated,
we will take in any homeless veterans up to our housing
capacity wherever we find them. We also have four designated beds for veterans with "other than dishonorable"
discharges.
Please let POINTMAN know that you “Got Our 6!”
(Got Our Back!): You can make your financial support
to honor, respect, and restore the dignity of our veteran
soldiers online at www.pointmansoldiersministry.org by
clicking the “Donation Button.” Checks and money orders can be sent by mail to: Pointman Soldiers Heart
Ministry, P.O. Box 9884, Philadelphia, PA 19140. The
following donated items can be delivered to our headquarters located at 2801 Frankford Avenue, Philadelphia,
Bedrooms: XL Twin
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Bathrooms: Washcloths,
Towels, Hand Towels, Toilet
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Cleaner, Air Freshener. Toiletries: Toothbrushes, Toothpaste, Mouthwash,
Deodorant, Shaving Cream, Aftershave, Razors, Baby
powder, Dental Floss, Hair Pomade Shampoo, Conditioner, Combs, Brushes, Body Wash, Soap, Lotion, Clippers, Cotton Balls, Q Tips, Alcohol, Peroxide. Clothing:,
T Shirts, Underpants, Socks, Pajamas, Slippers. Household Items: Mops, Buckets, Brooms, Paper Towels, Window/Glass cleaner, All Purpose Cleaner, Dishwashing
Detergent, Trash Bags, Flashlights, Batteries. Laundry
Products: Bleach, Detergent, Fabric Softener.
Kitchen: Plates/saucers, Bowls, Pots and Pans, Baking
Dishes, Napkins, Paper Towels, Glasses, Cups, Eating
Utensils, Cooking Utensils, Knives, Can Opener, Plastic
Wrap, Foil, Food Storage Container. Appliances: Microwave Oven and Microwavable Containers, Toaster,
Can Opener, Coffee Maker, Blende, Waffle Iron, Vacuum
Cleaner, Mixer. First Aid: Bandages, Gauze Pads, Alcohol Pads, Thermometers, Petrolatum, Saline Solution, 1%
Hydrocortisone Cream, Anti Fungal Cream, Triple Antibiotic Cream, Ibuprofen, Acetaminophen, 81 mg Aspirin, Antihistamine, Anti- Diarrhea Med, Alcohol,
Disposable Gloves, Tweezers, Cotton Balls, Epinephrine,
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Health Service In Need
Toby Rich
I would like to speak on
some of the history of the
North Philadelphia Health
System, NPHS, which was
incorporated in August of
1990 as a Pennsylvania non
profit corporation to own
and operate Girard Medical
Center (GMC) and St.
Joseph’s Hospital collectively after both filed
plans of reorganization in their respective Chapter
11 bankruptcy cases. The Hospitals have a long history
of service to one of the oldest neighborhoods in the City
of Philadelphia. Founded in 1848, St. Joseph’s Hospital
is one of the oldest hospitals in the City of Philadelphia.
Girard Medical Center traces its roots to 1927, when it
opened on its current site. The two hospitals are located
eight city blocks apart in lower North Central Philadelphia -- an area geographically close to downtown
Philadelphia, but very distant in terms of health care access, economic status and social and cultural makeup.
North Philadelphia is an area that suffers from virtually all of the burdens of economic deprivation and the
Hospitals remain among the few institutional pillars that
have remained committed to the community. The Hospitals developed on separate independent paths, governance and management until their paths converged
together during the 1980’s.
Did you know that NPHS is the predominant economic institution in its community? NPHS employs over
1,600 individuals, over 80% of whom live in the City of
Philadelphia and 40% of whom live in North Philadelphia. NPHS is a vital element in the North Central
Philadelphia Empowerment Zone as designated and
funded by the implementation of Empowerment Zone
programs. These two Hospitals have saved many lives
not to mention giving jobs to many people that needed
and deserved a good job working for a good institution.
What is wrong? Did they help the wrong people? Who
could actually tell me that addiction never hit anyone in
their family? I mean drugs have hurt everyone. Addiction
does not hate on any family. It will destroy all no matter
what color race or religion. Both of these Hospitals have
not just saved lives in North Philly but lives from all
over. Now The Hospitals need help. They need new computers. Not everyone cares about the computers that they
have. Computers will get put to the bottom of the list.
However just think. It could be your child or your grand-
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everyone that
needs help. Remember addiction is a disease
just like cancer
and just like cancer it needs a
cure. And if you
think it can’t be
done, you are so
wrong. I have
more to say
about the Hospitals but I will
save it for next Carl Davis Young and his son Jamil
week.
Right now I want to tell you a story about a fine young
man named Carl Davis Young. This young man grew up
right around here in North Central Philly. As a little guy
he made me look like a quiet kid, but we never gave up
on him even though as an adult he went away for about 7
years. That’s not counting the years that he went away as
a juvenile because it is said that those years don’t count.
However in my most humble opinion, he has made a
wonderful change. Today he is sitting with me in the
SCOOP office with his son and showing that he is a very
good father and role model.
As corny as this will sound, I am very proud to see him
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we had for them and we always tried to talk to them to let
them know this is not the way to go. I can’t tell you how
good I feel to see him now and know that some of the
things that were said paid off. You see if you are able to
help one person it is all worth it even when you would
rather be doing something else.
This is a great way of showing change. He wants to
teach his own son good life skills. Before he came back
to Philadelphia he was in Washington DC working as a
mentor with a program that would teaches young people
good life skills. However there came a time when he saw
that he needed to take care of his own family and children right here in Philly. This is one reason he came back
and he and his son are making great progress. He is currently working with the Express Yore self urban response
crisis center located at 1554 West Oakdale Street. He has
been involved with this organization for about 4 years.
His main goal with this organization is basically to educate our youth on how to resist negative peer pressure
and their own ill thoughts, as well as enlightening young
folks on financing themselves and creating their own
source of income through creating their own positive employment. Carl said that our President, Barack Obama
made a speech on the first inauguration day where he encouraged all Americans to start their own businesses and
learn to do for self.
I was very inspired by this young African American
man that wants to express that all young people can
achieve their own dreams and visions and move on to do
great things. Now if this can come from a young person
that had a problem at one time then I know that all of us
grown up people can find away to fix any Hospital that is
in our community. I will have more info next week. With
love, honor and respect from your Mayor of Girard Avenue, Toby Rich. Peace.
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Philadelphia Corporation for Aging (PCA) presents its 12th annual senior
arts celebration this May.
Held during Older Americans Month, “Celebrate
Arts and Aging” highlights
the talent and creativity of
older artists; offers seniors
special opportunities to
enjoy museums, theaters
and concerts; and features
workshops and classes
where they can cultivate
their own creativity. Many
arts and cultural activities
are free or offer special
discounts during the
month. The festivities are
supported in part by
PECO.
This year’s celebration
features 184 artworks from
Greater Philadelphia artists
who range in age from 56
to 103 years old. Exhibits
include paintings and
drawings; photography;
· Thursday, May 29, at
Center on the Hill … the
place for active adults
“We know that staying
active and engaged is one
of the keys to healthy
aging, and the arts specifically have been shown to
have a broad range of
physical, mental, and emotional benefits,” said Holly
Lange, PCA president and
CEO. “Our goal is to encourage older people to
connect with all of the opportunities to experience
the wealth of artistic possibilities our region has to
offer; and to showcase the
outstanding works of senior artists.”
Since PCA began the
arts celebration (previously known as “Seniors
Celebrate the Arts”),
“we’ve found a fascinating
diversity among the
artists,” says Joan
claudelle evans
With the official onset of
spring, it only makes sense
that we're starting to think
about spring-cleaning-homes
and closets, sure, but also
our minds and bodies.
Arielle Fierman is a
board-certified health coach
and motivational speaker
who has these cool tips for
spring-cleaning your body and brain.
1. Drink water. Research shows that upping your water
intake helps rev up your energy and digestion- and can
even help give your skin a nice glow. Recommended
amount: at least the amount equivalent to half your body
weight in ounces. (So, if you're 140 pounds, drink 70
ounces of water a day.)
2. Load up on greens. "Raw, steamed, sauteed,
chopped, shredded-no matter how you eat them, they
have lots of nutrients that will help make your skin glow,
rid your body of toxins, and rev up your immune system," Fierman says. "They're loaded with fiber and phytonutrients to help your organs do their best work. My
favorites include frozen spinach blended in a smoothie
for breakfast, hummus and veggies wrapped in a collard
greens for lunch, and kale sauteed with coconut oil and
PCA invites you to “Celebrate Arts and Aging”
ceramics and sculpture;
jewelry; fabric art; and
even a wood carving.
Senior artwork will be
exhibited at three sites during May: Center on the
Hill … the place for active
adults, 8855 Germantown
Avenue (adjacent to the
Presbyterian Church of
Chestnut Hill); the Free
Library of Philadelphia –
Parkway Central, 1901
Vine Street; and Philadelphia Senior Center – Main
Branch, 509 South Broad
Street.
Artists’ receptions, free
and open to the public,
will be held at each site
from 4 to 6 .m. on the following dates:
Tuesday, May 6, at the
Free Library of Philadelphia – Parkway Central
· Friday, May 16, at
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marketing and development. “Some are professionals who have made a
living from their art, while
others have only discovered late in life that they
have truly exceptional
artistic abilities. Those are
the most inspirational –
people who, after retiring,
took a class in painting or
sculpture and found a
whole new aspect of themselves.”
Throughout May, information on “Celebrate Arts
and Aging” will be available at
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newspaper, which is free
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body will love you."
4. Meditate. "When I sit upright, hands on my lap facing upward, for at least one minute and take at least three
really deep breaths, I automatically get a dose of positivity, a wave of calmness, and a jolt of motivation," Fierman says. "Play a pretty song with positive lyrics, or sit
in silence and just listen and breathe. Your to-do list will
seem way less overwhelming afterward. I promise."
5. Sweat. "You must sweat at least once a day," she
says. "Choose an exercise that you love-dance, stretch
class, biking, swimming-and do it just for 20 to 30 minutes per day. Sign up for a group class or pre-pay so you
don't have an excuse not to go. Pack your workout
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your workout tank under a cute blazer and you'll be half
ready to hit the gym later on."
6. Rest. Sleep is one of the keys to a happy life, Fierman says-it refuels your body and brain. "Your digestive
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7. Cleanse. "I'm talking about cleansing where you
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where you bathe (your bathroom), and where you eat
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a flower; keep it tidy). I bet your dreams will be more
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8. Feel your goal. "Want toned arms so you can feel
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than the arms themselves," she says. "When you focus on
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the pressure off and the goal so much more attainable.
Write down three feelings and post it up in a place that
you can see to hold you accountable."
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We are living in a society where folk are just
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family hurts and because
we hurt, we have a tendency to hurt others. Yes,
"Hurt People, Hurt People". Anger is a natural
part of being human and
can be positive or negative. That's why Paul says
don't sin by letting your anger control you.
When your anger controls you, you do foolish things.
You do things that can cause regret and even cause you to
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SO THAT OUR ANGER AND HURT DOESN'T
BECOME OUR SIN. AMEN.
The Apostle Paul states this about "ANGER"...“don’t
sin by letting anger control you. Don’t let the sun go
down while you are still angry, for anger gives a
foothold to the devil." (Ephesians 4:26, 27 NLT)
conditions, diabetes, and high blood pressure just to
name a few. Yes, we are hurt people, but Paul says don't
let the hurt/anger control you; don't go to bed with that
anger because then it becomes a spirit of revenge rather
than forgiveness. It becomes sin and the devil will have
control of your mindset and heart. This is the situation of
young black males who are attacking and killing each
other. I believe the only thing that can change this is the
renewing of the minds and hearts of people. We must re-
place our hurt and anger with forgiveness and love. Paul
also says to us "Don’t copy the behavior and customs of
this world, but let God transform you into a new person
by changing the way you think. Then you will learn to
know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and
perfect." (Romans 12:2 NLT) So beloved my message
today is this: As you ask for forgiveness you must forgive. Seek Gods love to get rid of your hurt and anger.
Remember: "Anger is just one letter short of Danger".
Now, who hurt you? What are you angry about?
This is Rev Dr Wm Rocky Brown, 3rd letting you
know that GOD and I Love you and we approve this
message because we want to motivate your mind, body
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by Delores Y. Wright
In the annual essay contest sponsored by the National
Freedom Day Association (NFDA), Chester High School
seniors Taushi Burrell and Jabril Collier each won $1000
for their essay entitled, “What Freedom Means To Me.”
The scholarship awards were presented at the organization’s annual luncheon which was held at 3801 District
Plaza in Philadelphia. Dr. Cheryl Dozier, 13th President
of Savannah State University, delivered a captivating
speech which inspired attendees to take advantage of
life’s opportunities.
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By the rich
there. The charts, figures and data are relatively current;
but keep in mind it takes time to gather the available data
such as census information, tax returns, income statements and corporate profit and loss data so it will not reflect real time up to the moment numbers but this is as
close as it gets.
We must wake up to the realities facing us and see
things as they are not as we have been duped into believing they are. Domhoff being a sociologist looks at the
upper class and sees them similarly to C. Wright Mills
who was also a sociologist who wrote the seminal work
The Power Elite on them.
It is possible to make huge sums of money in this
country. Yes it is possible to move up like the fictitious
TV character George Jefferson, but for the most part
most of us are stuck and will remain in the same class
and social strata we were born into plus or minus a few
more gizmos, gadgets, trinkets and dollars. The fact of
the matter is unless you are one of the few; the window
of upward mobility is closing for most Americans.
To make it now you must either have skills or acumen
needed by the ruling elites, become a tool or stooge of
this group or are active on the flip side of that coin which
is some level of organized crime or corruption. “The idea
of the power elite intertwines class theory and organizational theory, two theories which are often thought of as
distinctive or even as rivals. The basis for the intertwining of the two theories is to be found in the role and composition of the boards of directors that govern every large
profit and nonprofit organization in the United States. It
is on boards of directors that the values and goals of the
upper class are integrated with those of the organizational
hierarchy. Upper-class directors insure that their interests
are infused into the organizations they control, but the
day-to-day organizational leaders on the board are able to
harmonize class interests with organizational principles.”
Ibid.
The same idea holds true for so called legitimate businesses and organized crime. They are interconnected
based upon a common ethos and consciousness. What
Domhoff is saying is the consciousness, world view, valTHURSDAY • MAY 8, 2014 Evening
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schemes which are intertwined together to enrich a handful of people at the top.
For example the corporate CEOs of the Military Industrial Complex companies like Lockheed Martin,
Raytheon and General Electric are in cahoots with the
Wall Street international bankers who are in cahoots with
the CIA since the bankers launder the money from the
drugs the CIA brings in from Columbia and Afghanistan,
the CIA is in cahoots with the mobsters who do the dirty
work of distributing the drugs into our communities
while the military invades more countries to gain, control
and maintain access to drugs and other mineral resources
who are in cahoots with the local police and politicians
who pass legislation written by lobbyists working for the
corporations to pass resolutions and laws authorizing
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wars based upon lies that use our tax dollars to underwrite and subsidize these wars, the private prisons and
assorted businesses to make the elites even richer while
the police brutalize ordinary citizens to intimidate us
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In effect our children are rotting in prisons, dying in
illegal wars to benefit the CEOs and the power elites who
have duped the masses into believing we the people have
the power. The scam is so thorough and systemic because
the think tanks, foundations, corporations and government spend billions paying the media, schools and universities to lie to us so they keep their dastardly agenda
and deeds secret. Everybody gets rich but the average
citizen.
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Industrial Complex, weapons makers, large construction
companies, oil pipeline makers, riggers, refineries, mercenaries and their corporate owners to make enormous
sums of money. This is what a corrupt oligarchy looks
like. Take a look in the mirror, this is America.
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1972 Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson, professional
wrestler and actor (The Scorpion King) is born in Haywood, CA.
1976 Daniel Robert Bankhead, first African American
pitcher in Major League Baseball dies in Houston, TX.
1978 Denyce Marie Lawton, model and actor (Tyler
Perry’s House of Payne) is born in Seoul, Korea.
1981 Nicole Monique Wray, singer (Make It Hot) is
born in Portsmouth, VA.
1983 Gaius Charles, actor (Friday Night Lights) is
born in Manhattan, NY.
1990 William Levi Dawson, choir director and composer (Negro Folk Symphony) dies in Montgomery, AL.
1994 Edgar R. Huff, first African American in the US
Marine Corps to be promoted to the rank of Sergeant
Major dies in Camp Lejeune, NC.
1996 (Audley Moore) Queen Mother Moore, founder
of the Republic of New Afrika dies in Brooklyn, NY.
1998 (Justinus Soni) Justin Fashanu, English footballer
dies in Shoreditch, London England.
1998 Maidie Norman, actor (Halloween III: Season of
the Witch) dies in San Jose, CA.
2003 Henry A. Wise, Jr. physician and Tuskegee Airman fighter pilot dies in Cheverly, MD.
2008 Mildred Delores Loving, African American
woman who was sentenced in 1967 to a year in prison in
Virginia for marrying a white man dies in Milford, VA.
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in others. You are shrewd, calculating and cautious,
never entering into any undertaking until it has been
thoroughly considered. Your family is devoted to you
and you could be happier in your home if you would let
yourself.
1887 Edward Lewis is awarded patent 362,096 for the
spring gun.
1887 E.W. Stewart is awarded patent 362,190 for the
punching machine.
1898 Septima Poinsette Clark, grandmother of the civil
rights movement is born in Charleston, SC.
1901 Estelle Massey Riddle Osborne, first African
American nurse inducted into the American Academy of
Nursing as an Honorary Fellow is born in Palestine, TX.
1921 (Walker Smith, Jr.) Sugar Ray Robinson, the first
African American boxer to the middleweight title on five
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separate occasions is born in Ailey, GA.
1920 (Daniel Robert) Dan Bankhead, first African
American pitcher in Major League Baseball is born in
Empire, AL.
1920 John Aaron Lewis, pianist, composer who initiated the Modern Jazz Quartet is born in LaGrange, IL.
1928 Roxanne H. Jones, member of the Pennsylvania
State Senate is born in South Carolina.
1933 James Joseph Brown, vocalist, composer,
arranger and The Godfather of Soul is born in Barnwell,
SC.
1940 Henry Ossian
Flipper, the first African
American graduate of
West Point Military
Academy dies in
Thomasville, GA.
1946 Greg Gumble,
sportscaster (brother of
Bryant Gumble) is born
in New Orleans, LA.
1956 (Jeffrey Roger)
Jeff Gardere, psychologist, media personality
and one of the first
African American students to attend the St.
Francis Xavier Catholic
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in Brooklyn, NY.
1966 Lowell Hamilton, a McDonald’s All American
and Parade magazine High School All American is born
in Chicago, IL.
1967 Nina Mae McKinney, first African American actor
to appear on British television dies in New York, NY.
1971 Damon Dash, actor and one=third founder of
Roc-a-Fella Records is born in New York, NY.
1975 Dulé Hill, actor (Psych) is born in East
Brunswick, NJ.
1981 Farrah Destiny Franklin, singer with Destiny’s
Child is born in Des Moines, IA.
1985 Meagan Yvonne Tandy, Miss California USA and
actor (Unstoppable) is born in Fremont, CA.
1988 Ben Daniel Revere, Major League Baseball
player is born in Atlanta, GA.
1997 James Melvin Washington, historian, education
and minister dies in Knoxville, TN.
2012 Bobby Thomas, lead singer with The Orioles
(Crying in the Chapel) dies.
the unexpected. You are friendly and are very popular.
You can adapt yourself to circumstances or environment and are loving and fond of children.
1890 Nellie Pratt Russell, incorporator of Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority is born in Macon, GA.
1897 J. H. Smith is awarded patent 581,785for the
lawn sprinkler.
1920 M. Toland is awarded patent for a flop operated
circuit closer.
1923 (Kofi Ghanaba) Guy Warren, inventor of Afrojazz is born in Greater Accra, Ghana.
1930 Katherine (Esther Scruse) Jackson, matriarch of
the Jackson musical family is born in Barbour County,
AL.
1935 Shirley Mathis McBay, first African American
Dean at Massachusetts Institute of Technology is born in
Bainbridge, GA.
1937 Melvin Edwards, sculptor whose works are exhibit in the Museum of Modern Art is born in Houston,
TX.
1937 (Ronald Levin) Ron Carter, jazz bassist is born in
Ferndale, MI.
1938 Tyrone Davis, singer (Turn Back The Hands of
Time) is born in Greenville, MS.
1942 (Nicholas) Nick Ashford, composer and singer
(Ashford & Simpson) is born on Fairfield, SC.
1943 (Normal Blann) Norm Rice, mayor of Seattle,
Washington is born in Denver, CO.
1950 Hilly Gene Hicks character actor (Roots) is born
in Los Angeles, CA.
1951 (Harold) Doc West, jazz drummer dies in Cleveland, OH.
1951 (Sigmund Esco) Jackie Jackson, member of the
Jackson Family is born in Gary, IN.
1953 Oleta Angela Adams, jazz and gospel singer and
pianist is born in Seattle, WA.
1956 Sharon Lafaye Jones, singer (Dap Dippin’ with
Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings) is born in Augusta,
GA.
1975 Kimora Lee (Perkins) Simmons, model is born in
St. Louis, MO.
1978 James Andrew Harrison, Jr., National Football
League player is born in Akron, OH.
1997 Varnado Simpson, participated in the My Lai
Massacre in Vietnam and 30 years latter commits suicide
in Jackson, MS.
2006 Michael Taliferro, National Football League
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Daily Express needs Contractors for regional and OTR
Stepdeck and Lowboy hauls!
Daily Expedited, Heavy Haul and
Specialized Divisions available.
FREE Trailers! www.dailyrecruiting.com or 1-800-669-6414
Help Wanted Driver
Drivers: Need Contract Drivers, CDL A or B to transfer vehicles to and from local body plants
to various locations throughout
U.S. -No forced dispatch. Apply
online at www.mamotransportation.com under Careers or call 1800-501-3783 to speak with a
recruiter.
HELP WANTED/SALES
EARN $500.A-DAY: Insurance Agents Needed; Leads, No
Cold Calls; Commissions Paid
Daily; Lifetime Renewals; Com-
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Single Family Energy Star Homes
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Rehoboth Crossing
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Single Family Homes - 1/2 acre
from $199,900*
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Townhomes from $309,900*
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Land for Sale
NEW YORK LAND BARGAINS 3 Acres Southern Tier:
$9,995. 6 Acres on Trout Stream:
$19,995. 8.4 Acres New Turkey
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Owner/Broker
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Vacation Rentals
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Best selection of affordable
rentals. Full/ partial weeks. Call
for FREE brochure. Open daily.
Holiday Real Estate. 1-800-6382102. Online reservations:
www.holidayoc.com
Land for Sale
NY LAKE SALE: 5 acres
Coan Lake $29,900. 2 acres Bass
Pond $18,900. 15 waterfront
properties. See new lake homes,
financing arranged. www.LandFirstNY.com Call 1-888-6832626
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Friday, May 2, 2014
T RANSPORTATION TO PA S TATE CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES
Restore Families provides transportation to PA State correctional
facilities for families with incarcerated loved ones, plus free support programs. Call 215-235-9126 or visit IDAAY.org.
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C OMMUNITY PAPMER D RIVE
The New Black Panther Party is conducting a Community Pamper Driver. Requesting Newborn-Adult Pamper donations. Various drop off points throughout the city. Contact Herukhuti (aka
Brothyer Jerry) for the location closest to you at 215-982-0665.
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“A PATH F ORWARD ”
Project Peace presents “A Path Forward” A new program for teens
13-21 that talks about sex, STDs and relationships. The program
is held every Tuesday and Thursday from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Martin
Luther King, Jr. Rec. Center, 2101 Cecil B. Moore Ave. For more
information or to register, call 215-796-9807 or contact LaSheena
Riley-Duval at Iriley-duval@pathwaysspa.org.
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S TRESS AND B LOOD P RESSURE C ONTROL W ORKSHOP
A Stress and Blood Pressure Control Workshop will be held at
the Oak Lane Branch, Free Library of Philadelphia, 6614 N. 12th
Street on Wednesday, May 7. Two identical sessions: 2-3:30 p.m.
OR 6-7:30 p.m. Free General Information Workshop to help you
develop and maintain a healthier lifestyle! WFor information call
215-685-2848.
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M OTHER /D AUGHTER T EA B RUNCH
Mother/Daughter Tea Brunch will be held on Saturday, May 10
from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Honickman Learning Center and Comcast
Technology Labs Banquet Hall, 1936 N. Judson Street. Tickets
$50.00 for adults; and $15.00 for children 15 and under. Tickets available at Webb’s Dept. Store. For infomation call 267-770-5862.
Who is the Legacy Women in your life and why? Write a one
page essay to be submitted by email to ladiesoflegacysocietyteaclub@gmail.com. Deadline is May 3 at 11 p.m. Daughters can
write to win tickets to attend with the legacy woman in their life.
Contest is limited to females only. Your name and phone number
should be included on your essay.
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N EVER F ORGET M AY 13, 1985!
Never forget that the Philadelphia police and US government
dropped a bomb in West Philadelphia killling 11 people and burning down an entire neighborhood. Join the commemoration on
Saturday, May 10 from noon to 4 p.m. at the Rotunda, 40th &
Walnut. Hear an update on the case of the MOVE 9. See the
award-winning new documentary, “Let the Fire Burn.” For information call 215-386-1165.
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C HICKEN AND F ISH F RY F UNDRAISE FOR
S TATE R EP. W. C URTIS T HOMAS
Friends of State Representative W. Curtis Thomas hosts a
Chicken and Fish Fry Fundraise on Saturday, May 10 from 4:30
- 10:00 p.m. at Jollies Live - 822 N. Broad Street. Price $15.00
per person. For information contact Icealinda Givens - 267-5928315 or Carolyn Wilbanks - 215- 720-4305.
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C OMMUNITY G IVEAWAY
The Ark of Love Taylor Missionary Ministry of Mount Olivet
Tabernacle Baptist Church, 647 N. 42nd Street will hold their
After Winter/Spring Community Giveaway. Something for the
entire family. Free clothing, shoes, housewares, books, toys, etc.
Giveaway will be held on Saturday, May 10 from 10 a.m. to 1
p.m. Donations are appreciated. For information call 215-3865638.
COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD
P RE -M OTHER ’ S D AY L EGISLATIVE U PDATE AND R ECOGNITION
Show your mother or grandmother how much you care this moMother’s Day and join State Rep. Michelle Brownlee as she highlights legislation issues and programs relevant to women and
children in advance of Mother’s Day on Saturday, May 10 from
noon to 3 p.m. at 2839 W. Girard Avenue. For information call:
215-684-3738.
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S ISTERS 4 S ISTERS 4 E VER H EALTH FAIR
Sisters 4 Sisters 4 Ever, Inc, is an organization whose goals are to
empower the women and girls in the community through positive
programs. Their 1st Annual Health and Resource Fair will be held
on Saturday, May 10, (rain date will be May 17, 2014). The event
will be held from 11am until 3pm at the 48th Street Recreation Center
at 1414 S. 48th Street, Phila, PA 19143. For information contact
LaTonya Daniels at danielsctr39 @gmail.com.
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J OB R EADINESS W ORKSHOPS
Temple University’s Office of Community Outreach and Hiring
& Office of Community Relations presents Free Job Readiness
Workshops.
May 8, 4:00pm-5pm: “Office Etiquette: How to Resolve Workplace Conflict”. All workshops are FREE and will be held at:
Temple University’s Mitten Hall, 1913 N. Broad Street, 2nd
Floor/Room #250 Philadelphia, PA 19122. Seating is LIMITEDCall Today To Reserve Your Spot: Andrea Swan - Office of Community Relations: 215-204-7409 or Michael Robinson - Office
of Community Outreach & Hiring: 215-204-0677. To view employment opportunities: www.temple.edu/hr
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B LACK C OMIC B OOK C ONVENTION
The 13th Annual East Coast Black Age of Comics Convention
will be held on Saturday, May 17 from 11 a.m. until 7 p.m. at
The Enterprise Center, 4548 Market Street. All are welcome. Admission $10 for adults and teens. Free for youth 12 and under
when accompanied by a paying adult. Tickets available at the
door. For information visit: www.ecbacc.com or call 267-5369847 or email: BlackAgeofComics@ecbacc.com.
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T HE 35 TH A NNUAL B AR A SSOCIATON WALK /R UN
The 35th Annual Bar Associaton Walk/Run will be held on Sunday, May 18. Procees to benefit Support Center for Child Advo-
GAMES PEOPLE PLAY
DATE DAY
Wednesday
April 23
Thursday
April 24
Friday
April 25
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609 345 184 586 088 502 425
976 367 173
Monday
April 28
186 419 565
Tuesday
April 29
DELAWARE
688 618 036
Saturday
April 26
Sunday
April 27
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056 141 547
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410 888 607 274
SCOOP PICK HITS
Appears
Every Friday
Down Memory Lane
Down Memory
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party and a
celebration.
Here are two
scenes from
two of those
celebrations.
For reproductions
of Memory Lane
photos call
SCOOP USA
at 215-232-5974
933 305 512 654 329 942
cates. Race to hel abused children find more stable lives. For information and to register visit phillybarcharityrun.com
C ASINO AND S HOPPING T RIP
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Join The Norris Homes Reunion Committee for a Casino and
Shopping Trip to Handover Maryland on Saturday, June 7.
Buses leave from 18th & Hunting Park Avenue at 9 a.m.. Returning at 8:00 p.m. Refreshments will be served on the bus. Ticket
price $40.00 (receive $30.00 in slot play). For information call
Ebbie at 215-459-1003.
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G RATZ SEEKING ALUMNI FOR 50 TH R EUNION
50th Class Reunion celebration for Simon Gratz High School.
We are looking for classmates from these four classes,
January/June 1964, @ January/June 1965. the reunion will take
place on Saturday October 18th, 2014. For more information
please contact Joyce Singleterry Burton 215-424-2968, Marjorie
Washington Johns 215-247-6639, Charlotte Hatcher Conway
215-439-8686, Juanita Zeigler Stevenson 215-226-1773.
by Judy Renay
Venus enters Aries Friday 8:21pm E.S.T
Mercury Enters Gemini Wednesday 9:57am E.S.T
Sun/Saturn Face-off
ARIES - March 21- April 19
You should feel your natural tendencies toward
harmony return when Pluto moves past its challenging relationship to your Sun. New ideas are more successful after
next weeks Full Moon. Best numbers 2 and 5.
TAURUS - April 20 - May 20
It’s easier to fly under the radar now with Earth
and Water influence in the Solar System prompting you to
seek out deep and passionate people. Get out and Enjoy!
Best numbers 7 and 81.
GEMINI - May 21 - June 21
Putting all your ducks in a row may encounter
unexpected conflict from other wise tranquil parties. Ask
for clarification and don’t presume if a loved one seems indecisive. Best numbers 15 and 10.
CANCER - June 22 - July 22
New ideas and new ways of working, brings life
to an old project. Cancers are never at a loss for
useful contacts although Venus in Aries could make you
crazy. Best numbers 10 and 12.
LEO - July 23 - August 22
You may experience some bumps in the road but
its smooth sailing for smooth talking Lions. With Venus in
Aries, you can make unexpected connections in a big way.
Best numbers 06 and 9.
VIRGO - August 23 - September 22
You could still be reeling from Aprils events and
May brings ample opportunity to take advantage of contacts
and opportunities you hadn’t expected. Best numbers 8 and
5.
LIBRA - September 23 - October 22
May brings a whim of change for Libras and those
who think you’ve made up your mind, could be
disappointed. With Venus in Aries what’s familiar is most
attractive. Best numbers 17 and 1.
SCORPIO - October 23 - November 21
Last week’s Solar Eclipse found you struggling
but this week removes delays. Others are more casual than
your style, so work on all information gathering or sharing,
Especially Now! Best numbers 33 and 3.
SAGITTARIUS - November 22 - Dececember 21
There are some tricky passages to navigate this
Month. When you think you’re seeking help others think
you’ve soaking. It’s a good thing you have a sense of
humor! Best numbers 7 and 5.
CAPRICORN -December 22 - January 19
Health and tidying up are your obsessions
this Month. Don’t feel obliged to foin any social whirl, way
your odds and stay the course. Best numbers 46 and 11.
AQUARIUS - January 20 - February 18
If you were thwarted in love and business an I
don’t care philosophy may prevail. The planets
are on your side and Venus and Mercury are encouraging
new contacts. Best numbers 8 and 3.
PISCES - February 19 - March 20
Decisiveness is easy this Month and you move
toward an improvement is status or an exciting opportunity
involving travel or relocation. Fire Signs could be a plus on
the work force. Best numbers 3 and 24.
I R ECOGNIZE A STROLOGY A S G OD ’ S N EWS L ETTER .
I’ M A MEMBER OF THE ORDER OF THE U NIVERSAL
I MPRINTS . I’ VE STUDIED WITH THE R OSICRUCIAN ’ S
AND A MERICAN F EDERATION OF A STROLOGERS
WHICH I’ M ALSO A MEMBER .
Y OU MAY CONTACT ME AT
yehudie 077@ YA H O O . C O M
N OW IS THE TIME TO KNOW THYSELF.

May 2, 2014

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