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March 30, 2012

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Friday, March 30, 2012
Cecil B. Moore, {l}
a fearless fighter
when he was
president of the
Philadelphia
Branch of the
NAACP calling it
the Action Branch
“lead the historical march” in
1979 around
Girard College
wall leading the
struggle to admit
deserving black
students to the all
white college.
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We Remember Cecil B. Moore
People Working for Justice Yesterday and Today
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Thousands join the Hoodie March in Philadelphia calling for Justice in
the shooting death of Trayvon Martin in Florida. The march was Monday night from 30th Street Station to Love Park in Center City and was
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part of the national protest for Justice.
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Celebrating all our Great Women
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thera martin milling
As it is still Women’s
History Month as I
wrote this column, I figured I better hurry and
say a few words for the
African American
women of the Philadelphia area, (and other
awesome women of all
races) who I think,
might have some similar thoughts as I do.
Womanhood can be a
wonderful thing. Little
girls are fun and sweet and special. I always am
sure to let my female inmates I teach life skills to,
that I am a true “girlie girl”. Dressing up and getting pretty is fun to me. However I also enjoy
jeans, nice sweat suits and what I call “comfort” cloths.
Pampering yourself from time to time is a very good
thing and what better way to do that, than having a foot
massage, pedicure and nails done? Now that I described
some of the fun things about being a woman, in my
mind, the more serious issues are for me, that I remain
engaged in my community. I’m passionate, and I believe
a lot of my sisters are, about helping to make positive
change in our neighborhoods, even if it’s only on our
block. I can’t help myself, but that mothering instinct still
burns strong in my chest, even though my children are
grown folks and I have Grands of my own to mother and
nurture now. But I also always strive to be nurturing in
my community. We have outstanding women in Philadelphia right now, living in this year of 2012 and they are
nurturing in so many ways. I’m referring to such women
as Queen Mother Falaka Fattah, Madeline Dunn, Audrey
Johnson Thornton, the leader of the Historic Belmont
Mansion, Mrs. Anne Marquess Garrott, Linda B. Watson,
Rev. Lorina Marshall Blake, Bishop Mary Floyd Palmer,
Maxine Mc Intyre of Connections Training Services,
Robin Torrence of Allegheny West Foundation, Joye Nottage, Harriet Ahmad, Barbara Daniel Cox, Saundra Ali,
Gracie Stevenson, Juanita Stevenson, and a long list of
other outstanding women.
We also have a rich history of outstanding women who
are deceased but who made their mark in a major way,
while they lived. They left a legacy. I’m talking about Dr.
C. Delores Tucker, Co-Founder of the Philadelphia Martin Luther King, Jr. Association for Nonviolence, Inc.
Onah C. Weldon, President of the Philadelphia, National
Congress of Black Woman, Rev. Dr. Sarah Potter, Pennsylvania’s first African American State Senator Roxanne
H. Jones, Barbara Smith, Director Million Women March
Communications, (I worked directly under Barbara) and
together we handled more than 1,000 media people who
came out to see what the women were doing on Ben-
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jamin Franklin Parkway that great day when we brought
in Mama Wynnie Mandela from South Africa. Mrs. Mandela is still alive and well). There’s just so many great
women who came out of Philadelphia in the past and
those outstanding women who live here in 2012.
Then there’s the nameless women block captains, leaders of non-profits, the women crossing guards, the
women doctors, lawyers, business owners and heads of
corporations here and there, go ‘head. Keep up the great
work. Represent! Let me not leave out the fabulous
women of the Philadelphia Police Department, Fire Department and in our city agencies, like Jazelle Jones one
of our City Deputy Managing Directors. Women. Women
are doing it in Philadelphia.
There is one other special lady of Philadelphia I want
to shine the spotlight on. South Philadelphia businesswoman Elizabeth Roberts marked her mother’s 103rd
birthday with a special celebration at the Simpson House
at Belmont and Edgley Road Saturday, March 10, 2012.
Wydella Riley, the birthday lady, was born in Accomac
County, Virginia on March 10, 1909. Moving to Philadelphia as a young woman, Mrs. Riley earned an income,
working as a domestic until she was 80 years old in
Philadelphia and in the surrounding suburbs, helping to
raise many children along the way.
A woman of strong faith, for over sixty years, she was
a very active member of The Historic Tindley Temple
United Methodist Church, located at Broad and Fitzwater
Streets in South Philadelphia. She served in a number of
capacities at the church, including working in the soup
kitchen ministry, and serving as an Acolyte, which leads
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the choir out of service every Sunday, at the conclusion
of the service. She was also a very active member of the
United Methodist Women’s organization.
Today as a resident at the Simpson House just off Conshohocken and City Avenue, Mrs. Wydella Riley is still
described by her daughter as being, “very loving and
looking forward to each and every day she has on earth.”
The birthday celebration for Mrs. Wydella Riley went
off without a hitch and the Birthday lady of the hour, her
daughter Liz Roberts and all her friends sang happy
103rd birthday.
I dedicate this column this week in the SCOOP U.S.A.
Community Newspaper to all the great women of
Philadelphia and surrounding areas, particularly my sisters, who strive in the vineyard to make a difference
every day. We feed the poor. We collect clothing for the
homeless. We open shelters for abused women with children, the hardest group of women to obtain housing for.
We take care of our babies, (the ones of us who are drug
free and striving to be good mothers). We uplift our men,
those that are not hating on our men. We help hold up our
churches, even when the men are missing in the pews in
some cases. And we legislate in the state house, go ‘head
Rosita, Rev. Louise, Cherelle, Vanessa, Michelle and
Margo. ---And in the Pennsylvania state senate, go
‘head Senator Shirley, Senator LeAnna. Do your thing
ladies.
So as I look back on Women’s History Month 2012, I
salute all the fabulous women of Philadelphia and the
metropolitan area.
FYI---Next week it’s back to politics, stay tuned. Contact Thera at theramilling@gmail.com and check out her
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Williams to Voters: Defend Your Right; Get a Photo ID
Following the recent enactment of a voter ID law
in Pennsylvania, state Sen.
Anthony H. Williams said
today that voters who do
not have a current valid
photo ID should take the
steps now so their vote can
count in the November
presidential election.
Under the new law, anyone seeking to vote must
present a designated form
of identification every
time they go to vote, starting with this November’s
general election.
Williams opposed the
legislation and plans to
challenge its legality.
“We will take this matter
to the courts and continue
to fight this outrageous assault on our most fundamental American right, but
in the meantime it’s critical that citizens who want
to vote are prepared,”
Williams said. “Individuals can take steps right
now to obtain a free photo
ID, and my staff and I are
here to help folks through
the entire process.”
Constituents may stop
by Williams’ district offices at 2901 Island Ave.,
Suite 100 in Philadelphia
(215-492-2980) Monday
to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to
5 p.m.; at 2103 Snyder
Ave. in Philadelphia (215755-9185) Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.;
and 419 Church Lane in
Yeadon (610-284-7335)
Monday to Friday from
8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Comprehensive information is also available at
www.senatoranthonyhwilliams.com
“Many long hard battles
have been fought to secure
the right to vote for all of
us,” Williams said. “Too
many have fought too long
for us to allow this most
recent assault on our fundamental rights to go unchallenged, but voters
must be prepared if the
voter ID law holds up. I
urge everyone to defend
their right to vote and
make sure that they and
their loved ones have
proper ID to present at the
polls.”
More information on
Sen. Anthony H. Williams
may be found on his website, Facebook, Twitter,
and YouTube.
Maya Angelou visits Cheyney
by Junious Ricardo Stanton
Poet, author, actress, director film maker and cultural
icon Maya Angelou visited Cheyney University last week
as part of a program to support the university’s Keystone
Honors Program. Expounding on the theme “You Are A
Rainbow in the Clouds.”; to an enthusiastic standing
room only audience in the Marion Anderson Center Dr.
Angelou shared personal experiences that helped shape
her life and the people in her life who refused to give up
on her, who supported her unconditionally. She talked
about the resilience of Africans in this country and the
need for us to reaffirm the sanctity ourselves and not degrade ourselves.
Reciting classic poetry from a variety of artists like
Paul Lawrence Dunbar, Langston Hughes, William
Shakespear, quoting James Baldwin and reading her own
poetry Dr. Angelou was the personification of a venerated elder admonishing an adoring and receptive audience to believe in themselves, to assert and actualize
their greatness to make the world a better place. She encouraged her audience to discover the power of poetry
especially African-American poets,
Recovering from a recent illness Dr. Angelou informed the audience that her doctors had advised her not
to travel or exert herself. She told them once she learned
about the Keystone Honors program and the type of
young people it was turning out she had to come.
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a move would be devastating to Cheyney University and
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Walking while Black
ChildWat ch
marian wright edelman
Every parent
raising Black
sons knows the
dilemma: deciding how soon to
have the talk.
Choosing the
words to explain
to your beautiful
child that there
are some people
who will never like or trust him just
because of who he is—including
some who should be there to protect
him, but will instead have the power
to hurt him. Training him how to
walk, what to say, and how to act so
he won’t seem like a threat. Teaching him that the burden of deflating stereotypes and reassuring other people’s ignorance will always fall on him, and while that
isn’t fair, in some cases it may be the only way to keep
him safe and alive.
But sometimes it isn’t enough. It wasn’t enough to
protect Trayvon Martin. Seventeen-year-old Trayvon’s
English teacher said he was “an A and B student who
majored in cheerfulness.” Trayvon loved building
models and taking things apart, his favorite subject
was math, and he dreamed of becoming a pilot and an
engineer. Instead, he was gunned down by a self-appointed neighborhood watch captain vigilante who
profiled him, followed him, and shot him in the chest.
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abling vigilantes to provoke conflicts, resolve them
with deadly force, and avoid ever having to set foot in
a courtroom.” The fear in Trayvon’s death is that this is
exactly what has happened so far: that the story told by
witnesses, phone records, and Zimmerman’s violent
past and earlier complaints during his neighborhood
patrols shows an overzealous armed aggressor who followed Trayvon even after police told him to stop,
chased Trayvon down when the frightened boy tried to
walk away from the stranger following him, and then
shot the unarmed, 100-pounds-lighter teenager while
neighbors said they heard a child crying for help. The
prospect now that Zimmerman might never set foot in
a courtroom for the shooting has caused widespread
frustration and fury.
Just as sadly, Trayvon’s death was not unique. In
2008 and 2009, 2,582 Black children and teens were
killed by gunfire. Black children and teens were only
15 percent of the child population, but 45 percent of
the 5,740 child and teen gun deaths in those two years.
Black males 15 to 19 years-old were eight times as
likely as White males to be gun homicide victims. The
outcry over Trayvon’s death is absolutely right and
just. We need the same sense of outrage over every one
of these child deaths. Above all, we need a nation
where these senseless deaths no longer happen. But we
won’t get it until we have common-sense gun laws that
protect children instead of guns and don’t allow people
like George Zimmerman to take the law into their own
hands. We won’t get it until we have a culture that sees
every child as a child of God and sacred, instead of
seeing some as expendable statistics, and others as
threats and “no good” because of the color of their skin
or because they chose to walk home wearing a hood in
the rain. And we won’t get it until enough of us—parents and grandparents—stand up and tell our political
leaders that the National Rifle Association should not
be in charge of our neighborhoods, streets, gun laws,
and values. In Trayvon’s case, his father Tracy speaks
for what his family needs: “The family is calling for
justice. We don’t want our son’s death to be in vain.” I
hope that enough voices will ensure that it is not.
His killer, George Zimmerman, saw the teenager on
the street and called the police to report he looked “like
he’s up to no good.” At the time Trayvon was walking
home from the nearby 7-11 carrying a bottle of Arizona iced tea and a bag of Skittles for his younger stepbrother, leaving many people to guess that the main
thing he was doing that made him look “no good” was
wearing a hooded sweatshirt in the rain and walking
while Black. George Zimmerman’s decisions made
that suspicious enough to be a death sentence.
Now there is widespread outrage over the senseless
killing of a young Black man who was doing nothing
wrong and the fact that the man who killed him has not
been arrested. People are trying to make sense of the
series of gun laws that allowed George Zimmerman to
act as he did—starting with the Florida laws that allowed someone like Zimmerman, who had previously
been charged for resisting arrest with violence and battery on a police officer, to get a permit to carry a concealed weapon in the first place. Many more questions
are being raised about Florida’s “Stand Your Ground”
law, which also has been described as the “shoot first,
ask questions later” law, and gives the benefit of the
doubt to Zimmerman and others claiming “self-defense” by allowing people who say they are in imminent danger to defend themselves. Some states limit
this defense to people’s own homes, but others, like
Florida, allow it anywhere.
As Josh Horwitz, executive director of the Coalition
to Stop Gun Violence, says, this law “has turned common law—and common sense—on its head by en-
LIHEAP Deadline extended
PECO’s low-income
customers have a few extra
weeks to apply for funding
to help pay for their energy
bills. Pennsylvania has extended the deadline to
apply for Low-Income
Home Energy Assistance
Program (LIHEAP) grants.
But with only $104 million
left in LIHEAP assistance
across Pennsylvania,
PECO customers must
apply now before time or
money runs out.
PECO customers can
apply at their local Department of Public Welfare office. Customers can also
contact PECO at 1-800-34HELP-4, visit
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Building at 2301 Market
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more information.
“The LIHEAP program
provides a wonderful opportunity for low-income
customers to catch up on
their energy bills,” said
Mark Alden, vice president
of Customer Operations.
“We have many programs
to help our customers when
they are in need, and we
encourage them to take advantage of the programs
that are right for them.”
So far this season more
than $5 million in assistance has helped more than
22,000 PECO electric and
natural gas customers pay
their bills, but this support
is significantly less than the
$11 million in assistance
provided by this time last
year. Low-income PECO
customers must act now to
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avoid service termination.
The most important action a customer can take to
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when they become aware
that they will not be able to
make their scheduled payment. The most options are
available for customers before an account becomes
seriously or chronically
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LIHEAP is a Federal
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are having trouble paying
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The program provides
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per customer, through a direct payment to a vendor,
such as a utility like PECO.
LIHEAP also has money
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Crisis grant of $300, funding will help customers reinstate service that has
been shut off for non-payment or stop termination
action on customers with
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PECO customers with
more than 111,000 grants
totaling $23.4 million in
assistance.
PECO manages the
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program in the state. In addition to LIHEAP, PECO
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The Customer Assistance
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The Matching Energy
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Low Income Usage Reduction Program (LIURP):
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PECO customers who
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Marian Wright Edelman is a lifelong advocate for disadvantaged Americans and is the President of CDF. Under
her leadership, CDF has become the nation's strongest
voice for children and families.
Your invite to be part of history
Keeping The Dream Alive
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You too can be part of history by having your
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The “Freedom Dream” monument by artist Sculptor
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Philadelphia as a Legacy and Symbol of International Human
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Philadelphia’s leaders, community organizations, cultural
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Big Brother is here and now
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meditate on how the young people in the Occupy Wall
Street movement have been treated while big time government and Wall Street insider thieves and crooks get
off Scott free. (Bernie Madoff is only in jail because he
turned himself in.) We are in a constant state of war and
have been since WWII. We are led to believe (as in all
past wars) these wars (and potential wars) are righteously
being waged for freedom and safety.
Despite the lies of the government, the military and the
telecommunications industry, we are under constant surveillance, spied upon, with citizens informing on each
other; and we have been for quite some time; even before
9-11! The bogus pretext for all this spying and surveillance is of course “national security” and the “war on terror”. No one ever raises the question, how can you wage
war on terror, when terror is neither a place nor a people?
Terror is a tactic, a tactic the shadow governments of the
ruling elites (whether its the KKK or the Illuminati) have
used for millennia. The mind control apparatus' (organized religion, media and educational system) jobs are to
dumb us down, keep us afraid and fearful (full of fear) so
the authorities can “protect” us from the bogymen they
created in the first place; like The Devil, or real people
like Osama bin-Laden, Saddam Hussein or Joseph
Koney.
One way they keep us under constant observation is
through technology, the Internet, social media like
Google, Facebook, Twitter and cable television. These
inventions are the tools being used by the corporations,
intelligence agencies and shadow government to spy on
our every move, monitor our thoughts and activities,
along with the use of cameras, satellites and other devices. The most sinister aspect of all this is, we have been
tricked into buying the very gizmos and gadgets and
using the very tools, software, platforms and applications
employed to pry into our privacy and indoctrinate us into
the New World Order !
We are actually assisting and cooperating in our own
demise as free minded sentient beings. We are being conditioned for servitude, psychological conformity, mindlessness and peonage under the guise of progress,
convenience, having “friends” and security. This is not
just a local or USA phenomenon. The same thing or
worse is happening all over the world. Europe is increasingly under surveillance with cameras and other devices.
“Europe's largest 'white hat' hacker group, the Chaos
Computer Club (CCC), recently reverse engineered and
analyzed an anonymously submitted malware program.
Nothing out of the ordinary for security researchers.
However, to its surprise, the group discovered this particular malware was commissioned by German police and
used to spy on German citizens. As if state-sponsored
eavesdropping were not enough, this malware has also
been found with remote control or backdoor functionalities that enable the uploading and executing of other programs, including the siphoning of personal data. Most
concerning is the news that a laptop had the malware
added by the German authorities when the user passed
through customs at an airport... The German action followed the leaking of documents revealing via Wikileaks
that the Bavarian police had commissioned the homebased security firm DigiTech to design a Trojan for its
own use. What the CCC report and others show is that
the Trojan program, Backdoor:W32/R2D2.A (also known
as 0zapftis), was being used to go much farther than plain
wiretapping.” State-Sponsored Malware Revealed in Eu-
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That's just the back end. It gets worse when you consider what is happening just to get the materials to manufacture this stuff. The fact is millions of Africans living
in the Democratic Republic of Congo and other regions
of Central Africa have perished because of the ongoing
wars being fought over minerals and resources such oil,
gold, uranium and specifically coltan the pivotal mineral
used to make computers, cell phones, notebooks, laptops,
iPads etc. How many Africans had to die for us to sport
the latest smart phones, iPhones and laptops? How many
Africans have been killed so Big Brother can expand its
global spy capabilities?
These gizmos are merely a part of an even larger network of spying and surveillance. “ There have been a series of related and interesting developments in the field
of global intelligence gathering. The NSA is building a
brand new data center in Utah in order to connect with
some new intelligence sharing systems such as the Defense Intelligence Enterprise and the Global Information
Grid. The Global Information Grid is a massive military
system which pulls information from every piece of sensory military hardware in space, land, sea, or air and
manages it. The Defense Intelligence Enterprise takes
which is already in place and shares that data with national intelligence agencies and their respective international partners. This behemoth is nothing but trouble as
citizens around the world are being caught up in this information whorehouse. I am sure that most people would
not appreciate their private conversations end up on foreign military or intelligence networks.” Trapped In The
Grid: How Net-Centric Devices And Appliances Provide
Voluminous Information To Intelligence Agencies And
Their Business Partners
http://stratrisks.com/geostrat/4827
This is Big Brother mind control at its best. The ruling
elites knew no one was going to knowingly buy something that is going to be used to enslave them or spy on
them. So they had to develop a way to make the products
“hip” “Kool” and “to die for” so we would buy them. So
they did what they did to market cigarettes in the 30' 40's
50's and 60's, they made it appealing and desirable. They
targeted specific groups like the college kids,younger
people and certain professionals to get them in the
pipeline. Once they became “hip” and utilitarian the
funds and marketing were made available to popularize
them. We have been feed a bunch of lies about Google
and Facebook and the other tentacles in the spy network
to induce us to buy them and use their products like
gmail.com,YouTube and Twitter. We have been conditioned to think this is progress, that they are merely the
latest consumer products and status symbols, when in reality they are part of the shadow government's surveillance network and global spy grid.
Am I saying these inventions were created by the
elites? Not necessarily, they just backed them once they
figured out how they could exploit them for the New
World Order. Have you ever asked yourself why these
Bringing out the
Best in our Children
See “Big Brother” page 14
Every child is unique, impressionable, and holds the
key to a beautiful life. Often,
that key is stolen by the
streets, inappropriate friends,
poor education, or bad parenting. They need encouragement, attention, and love.
Young Kids need to be held
in someone’s lap at least once
a day for 45 minutes being
read to. Books bring fantasy,
information, and the comfort
of someone who cares to spend time with the
child. Older children need that same time expanse
to talk about their day and how
they feel about what they are seeing.
School and social experiences are
everything to our children. Their little
hurts and triumphs may seem silly to
us, but to them, and their life experience, those events are formidable.
Every disappointment or achievement
is a brick in that child’s character and
outlook.
Every child may not be college material, but each has
potential. And many have a lot of talent just waiting to
be discovered. Part of our job as parents and people who
care is to discover those latent abilities and offer children
a chance to utilize what God gave them. Too often we
assume, because a child has not been shining in school
that is the best he or she can do. Not true and we have
the responsibility to prove to that child, (or children), that
he or she, can do way better. Look for the best in a child
and gift the child with a window onto that best. Teachers
cannot match the influence of parents. We have a job
and it’s in every American’s interest that we succeed.
harry polis
junious r. stanton
“Everyone is interested in your private
information, but it is
not private any longer.
The Internet and device
providers have
changed their terms of
service so that all data
that you use on their
networks or devices
belong to them, somehow. This is precious
data to them as they
can either sell it or use
it for profiling purposes. Everything we
do on the Internet leaves a trail back to us. Search
engine entries, shopping lists, e-mail addresses
and so much more which is ripe for the taking. Now governments and their intelligence agencies want a piece of
that action and they have new tools to ascertain our intentions and possible future actions.” Trapped In The
Grid: How Net-Centric Devices And Appliances Provide
Voluminous Information To Intelligence Agencies And
Their Business Partners
http://stratrisks.com/geostrat/4827
Eric Arthur Blair who wrote under the pen name
George Orwell penned a novel called 1984 which was
published in 1949. In it he depicted a dystopian society in
the not too distant future when a cunning central government used constant surveillance, misinformation, fear,
nationalism and the threat of perpetual war to control the
people. The main character in the novel was named Winston Smith. His job was to rewrite and reinterpret history
by painting it in the perspective of the ruling elites. The
central government conditioned and brainwashed the
people to accept lies and a language of disinformation as
part of their every day existence. Winston commits the
crime of thinking for himself thus he becomes a target for
more surveillance, intrigue and intervention. That intervention included deception, betrayal and torture in an attempt to get Winston to confirm, enjoy servitude and an
induced semi-comatose state to go along with the Big
Brother societal program.
What sprang from Blair's imagination exists here and
now in real time reality. We are living in the exact social
environment and psychological milieu Blair (Orwell) described. Big Brother is alive and well in the US of A.
Since the shift towards a totalitarian police state has been
fairly gradual (up until recent years) and the corporate
media a key component of the fascist Big Brother propaganda program is being used to distract us, lie to us and
create a false reality at the behest of the ruling elites; we
didn't/don't see it coming. We're like frogs in a pot of
water where the heat is being increased incrementally
rather than all at once. Nevertheless their plan is to cook
us to death, it will just take longer.
We are living in the exact same world envisioned by
George Orwell. We are seeing a gradual decay of society,
we are constantly spied upon by the government, we are
viewed as threats if we dissent or criticize the powers
that be and the government uses brutal and lethal force to
put down any type of resistance and opposition to their
program. Winston who was a fairly well of member of
the party in control lived this same reality! We are in the
grip of a fascist police state. If you doubt what I'm saying
Copyright 2002 by Harry Martin Polis
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Entertainment Editor
Yanina Carter
As more details emerge
surrounding the tragic
shooting of Trayvon Martin, people across the
country are being moved
to action. From LeBron
James and members of the
Miami Heat, taking photos
with their hoodies on to
the most recent video lead
by Hollywood stars Chaka
Khan and Boris Kodjoe
rallied their celebrity
friends and families to film an awareness campaign titled
"Fear Kills, Love Heals" which will debut on CNN's
Piers Morgan.
People are making a statement all over from Florida,
New York, California and even Philadelphia. I haven’t
seen so many hoodies worn by a host of multicultural individual ever…. a statement that is sure to be heard and
hopefully produces results.
This weekend Tavis Smiley Foundation and the Black
Male Development Symposium will host the “Too Important to Fail Parent Education Summit” here in
Philadelphia. This program is designed especially for
parents to help them learn strategies to ensure their
child's academic success. Attendees can participate in
workshops and will receive resource information. Admission is free. Attendees will be selected on a first-come,
first-served basis until capacity is reached. Advanced
registration is requested. On-site registration will be accepted as space allows.
Festivities will take place on Saturday, March 31 from
9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at
Arcadia University, University Commons Great Room,
450 S. Easton Road. Glenside, PA 19038 or call
215.572.8510. The event is part of a series of workshops
provided through the Black Male Development Symposium.
There is a host of events to come.
The R.O.A.D. to College
Removing Obstacles to Achieve Dreams will take
place on Saturday, April 14, Community College of
Philadelphia, Northwest Regional Center from 9:00 a.m.
to 12:30 p.m.
As more details emerge surrounding the tragic shooting of Trayvon Martin, people across
the country are being moved to action. Hollywood stars Chaka Khan and Boris Kodjoe rallied their celebrity friends and families to film an awareness campaign titled "Fear Kills,
Love Heals" which will debut on CNN's Piers Morgan.
The Community College of Philadelphia’s Center for
Male Engagement in collaboration with the Black Male
Development Symposium presents The R.O.A.D. to College. This one day series of workshops, geared toward
graduating African American male high school seniors
and their family members, will assist participants in
learning and understanding the expectations of being a
college student while gaining strategies and techniques to
enroll in and successfully complete their college career.
Workshops will include topics such as the college admission process, financing your education, transitioning
from high school to college, and how to support your col-
Caroline Still Wyley Anderson
Founder of Historic Berean Institute:
A Phenomenal Woman
by Marilyn Kai Jewett
You’ve heard the wise
old saying, “Behind every
successful man is a
woman.” However, when I
think of Caroline Still
Wyley Anderson, I think
“Beside every successful
Black man is a strong
Black woman.” Caroline
Still Wyley Anderson was
all of that and more -- a
wife, mother, physician,
educator, community activist and leader. She was a
phenomenal woman for
the times she lived in and
would be such if she lived
today.
Born in Philadelphia in
1848, Caroline was the
eldest daughter of William
and Letitia Still. William
Still was a prominent businessman and abolitionist
who wrote about his activities in the book, “The Underground Railroad.”
Born into a family of
strong, fearless Africans
who took their own freedom and assisted countless
others in taking theirs, it
was Caroline’s destiny to
become the accomplished
pioneer that she was.
In addition to being a
renowned abolitionist,
William Still supported his
family through coal mining investments and operated a stove store.
Education was very important in the Still Family and
William made sure his
children were well-educated. Caroline attended
Mrs. Henry Gordon’s Pri-
Caroline Still Wyley
Anderson
vate School, the Friends
Raspberry Alley School
and the Institute for Colored Youth which eventually became Cheyney State
College. Mentally gifted,
Caroline went off to Oberlin College at age 16
where she was the only
African woman in her
class and graduated from
the Literary Course in
1868. She then returned to
Philadelphia to teach.
In 1869, Caroline married Edward A. Wyley, formerly enslaved in
Alabama, whom she met
while attending Oberlin.
To this union two children
were born -- William and
Letitia. After Wyley’s
death in 1873, Caroline
moved to Washington,
D.C. where she taught
music, art and elocution at
Howard University. While
teaching at Howard she
was inspired to become a
physician and enrolled in
Howard’s College of Medicine. After one semester,
she transferred to the
Women’s Medical College
of Pennsylvania in 1876
where she was the second
woman of African descent
to graduate. She graduated in the spring of 1878
and interned at Boston’s
New England Hospital for
Women and Children. In
1879, Caroline returned to
Philadelphia where she established her own private
medical practice, becoming one of Pennsylvania’s
first female doctors of
African descent. Through
her practice, she provided
much needed medical care
to Philadelphia’s Black
community. Remember,
Caroline began her journey in higher education
right after the Civil War
when people of African
descent were not yet considered Americans, had no
rights, and women were
still considered the property of their husbands.
What a phenomenal
woman!
Caroline married Rev.
Matthew Anderson, a Doctor of Divinity and founder
of North Philadelphia’s
Berean Presbyterian
Church, in 1880. The couple had three surviving
children -- Helen, Maude,
and Margaret. Her union
with Anderson inspired her
work as a community activist and leader.
Caroline worked side by
side with her husband to
serve Philadelphia's poor
See “Anderson” page 12
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lege student.
For more information, please contact The Center for
Male Engagement 215.751.8817or The Black Male Development Symposium at 215-572-8510. The 7th Annual
Black Male Development Symposium - Saturday, May
12, 2012 Registration Deadline April 23, 2012.
Registration includes: Lunch, materials, a book from
one of the featured authors and a BMDS T-shirt.Register
online at: www.blackmaledevelopment.com
The Symposium is expected to have approximately
1,200 attendees consisting of middle school students,
high school students, college students, parents, teachers
and professionals from the surrounding Delaware Valley
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Prolific songwriter and
nationally acclaimed
gospel recording artist
Freda Battle hit song
"For All You've Done"
will be featured on the
season premiere of BEVERLY'S FULL HOUSE
on the OWN Network.
The new hour long reality TV series premieres
on Saturday, March 31st
at 10pm est./9pm cst.,
which stars supermodel
and business woman
Beverly Johnson.
"For All You've Done", written by Freda Battle was
originally recorded and released in 1998 independently
by her city wide recording aggregation Freda Battle and
The Temple Worshippers. The song was recorded in a
live setting at the then New Covenant Christian Church
(now Jubilee Christian Church) in Boston for the group's
debut project FOR ALL YOU'VE DONE FOR ME.
"It was only supposed to be a one time thing", said
Battle in an earlier interview with Stellar Award nominated gospel radio announcer Liz Black, "however we've
been together since 1997". It was "For All You've Done"
that garnered the group national notoriety, which resulted
in the group becoming mainstays within the gospel music
industry.
In 2006, "For All You've Done" was re-recorded by
Freda Battle & The Temple Worshippers and produced
by Grammy®, Dove and Stellar Award winning recording artist/producer Israel Houghton. The song was the
2nd radio single off of the group's 3rd project HERE IS
OUR PRAISE on Axiom Records. "For All You've
Done" is considered among gospel music lovers and fans
of Battle a favorite among her extensive song catalog. To
date, it is still sung in Sunday morning worship church
services around the country.
A third generation choir director, Battle has written
over 200 songs and hold songwriting credits for her
group's 3 currently released albums FOR ALL YOU'VE
DONE FOR ME (1998-Independent), SERIOUS
PRAISE (2002- Axiom Records) and HERE IS OUR
PRAISE (2006- Axiom Records).
Additionally, Battle secured national songwriting
placements for the Thomas Dorsey (known as the father
of Gospel Music) National Convention of Gospel Choirs
and Choruses (If God Be For Us), Gospel Music Workshop of America: Live In Milwaukee (Here Is Our
Praise), Grammy®-nominated and Stellar Award winning
legendary female group Witness (It Will Be Alright),
Stellar Award nominated project Daryl Coley presents:
Here II Praise (Don't Be Afraid & He Is The Way), Rodney Posey ( He's Worthy), Patrick Lundy & the Minister's
of Music (Oh How I Love ), AS ONE (God Will Take
Care of You), Leonard Burks & the Voices of Praise (Because of You), Heaven Sent (Tell It), King James Version
( Love Song & God Will See You Through), and majority
of her protégé Clarence Powell debut project MADE IT
AFTER ALL on Axiom Records, among many others.
After a 6 year hiatus from recording, Battle is currently
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on April 7th and 8th, 2012,
at the Pennsylvania Convention Center will include an Authors Suite
featuring a collection of
writers bringing a diverse
genre of Black history topics. Highlighting the Authors Suite on Saturday
and in time for what would
have been the 100th birthday of Bayard Rustin, will
be Michael Long, author
of I Must Resist: Bayard
Rustin’s Life In Letters.
Other authors participating
are Angela Jones with her
selection of History Coloring Books, Noah Lewis,
Edward "Ned" Hector,
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Al Hunter, Jr - Thou Shalt
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Negro League Catcher Bill
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Still Faith. Returning this
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Book Gallery who will
have a collection of children’s history books and
the Black Writers Museum
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prose and verse.
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preparing to release her long-awaited 4th project with
The Temple Worshippers this year (10th overall) entitled,
HOW GLORIOUS & EXCELLENT IS OUR GOD featuring special guest appearances from Dove Award -nominated and Stellar Award winning artist Stephen Hurd,
Bobby Perry (of Bobby Perry & RAIN), Rodney Posey,
among others.
About Beverly's Full House: The show follows the
family life of supermodel Beverly Johnson as she tries to
bring three generations of her fragmented family together
under one roof: her own. The show is produced for OWN
by Good Clean Fun and executive produced by Jason
Carbone, Nick Lee, and Johnson herself. Regular cast
members include Beverly, her daughter Anansa (a model
herself) and granddaughter Ava, Anansa's husband
David, and Beverly's longtime friend and house manager
Robert.
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special guests. Don’t just take it from me let the group
speak:
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ward to the next event. It was wonderful and refreshing to interact with such an amazing group
of people. I hope everyone has an awesome
day!!!!
Lady M: Look at my beautiful ppl...we had a
blast very interesting topics and show you must
stay tuned!!!!!
Yanna: Awesome group folks...it was fabulous sharing my Saturday with you guys and
having the discussion.
Hassan: Really enjoyed today’s brunch and
taping I learned a lot in regards to relationships
and I am proud to be in a dynamic group of educated single professionals no other place I’d
rather be thanks for the experience really!
Single On A Saturday Night Group: Tamara, Niki Felts, Hassan
Miss K: Single on a Saturday Night
F, Danyl P, Joe Carter, Darlaina, Malisha, Yanna, Shelly
Group........I must say.... great job, great job,
Williams, Mireille, Just Frank, Miss K and Lady M –
thank you for all the support. Our turn out was
great, it was so nice to see you all, I will post all
me to share. People are hurting and looking for options
the lovely pictures tomorrow so please pop in an see we
and afraid to ask questions for fear of being judged. I
showed up and showed out.....We had a great panel and
have gotten so many inboxes & friend request from
the topics was as equally great and the food......so so
SOSN. I just had no idea of how many people had quesgood and our after mingle was lovely..I didn’t want to
tions. I think you can help a lot of people with this show
leave.......all Miss K can say is "Job Well Done"
just by getting information out there :0)
If you didn’t make the event you have a chance to
Niki Felts is a Cognitive Behavior Therapist with a
watch every Saturday 1:30am on WWSI TV. The first
Masters from Lincoln University and the author of Exlepisode aired this week. C. Alston: Well I must say
pore Express Expand now available on Amazon, Barnes
that I felt like the show needed more time!! I was SO en& Noble and on line at www.nikifelts.com. Look out for
gaged that a half hour seemed only like 5 minutes!! Good
the book launch on May 19, 2012.
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Mireille G: Good Morning SOSN family, I truly enSee “Brunch & Mingle” page 14
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Toby Rich
This week’s rap from the
Mayor of Girard Avenue,
Toby Rich is called “Negro
Amnesia.” I call it that only
because I think that at times
black folks forget some of
the struggles that brought us
as a people to where we are
today. It is unfortunate that
we no not always support
each other like we should
but at times we show real old-fashioned love like
in the fifties and sixties. Anyway, I’m talking
about the Trayvon Martin case. Once again in our
lives folks are showing real love for the Martin
Family in Florida, Mew York Philly and all over the
U.S.A. You have black, white, Hispanic and Asian folks
outraged about what happened to this young man that
went to the store to get a bag of skittles and an iced tea.
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nerve to have a gun? Just think. If the script was flipped
even it were me with all my connects with folks and my
Girard Avenue status, I would still not have had the right
to shot and kill someone without being locked up and
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laws are for. When I think about it, it is not just Negro
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Amnesia, it’s American Amnesia. Why did this man have
a gun in the first place? Did he go through any type of
civil relations training or weapons training? It is obvious
that he didn’t because if he had, he would not have had
any reason to shoot. Now I know it’s been said that he
shot in self-defense when you have a gun and a child has
a bag of skittles not to mention that he followed Trayvon,
Trayvon did not follow him. All Zimmerman had to do
was to show his gun and that young man would have
been putty in his hands. There was absolutely no reason
for him to shoot that young man.
Now I know that some people will say, “well why
must Rev. Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, Minister Farrakhan and other be called in. Well, you tell me who
should we call? Somebody has got to speak up for us. I
know that our young people are killing each other and I
know they’ve got issue, but so do the children of all other
races and nationalities. All of our children could use a
chill pill. We need to stop judging each other and start
pulling together and teach our young folks – all of them
together so that things like this will not happen to anybody. Case closed! Very simply we all need a little love –
the old-fashioned kind of unconditional love for all of
our children.
It makes me think about the wellness convention when
Actor Allen Payne said that our young people are insane
because they are all angry because of lack of love – not
things, love. They can’t be loved by a pair of sneakers or
a Jay-Z CD. They need a hug from Mom and Dad or
Grandmom or their Uncle or Aunt and not no sideway
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Association of Former Gang Members and Friends. Our
beloved Robert Pierson and his wife. I do not know all of
the facts so I will not speak in detail about it. All we want
to say is may God bless and be with their children forever. Services for Robert and his wife Karla will be held
on Friday, March 30 at 11:00 a.m. at Triumph Baptist
Church, 1648 Hunting Park Avenue. Like I said we all
need God’s help. Let’s do this with love, honor and respect from your Mayor of Girard Avenue, Toby Rich.
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Pisces – The Dreamer- Generous, kind and
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Aquamarine is the stone for the month of March
In legends, aquamarine has its origin in the treasure
chests of the mermaid. It is though to bring good luck
and fortune to sailors. It is believed that if a person
dreams of aquamarine he or she will meet new
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water retention. In some cultures, aquamarine is believed to be the stone of a spirit who must grant the
wish of any person wearing it
March 30th
You are analytical and give a great deal of thought
and careful consideration to a problem, before doing
anything important. Trust your friends. Do not search
for the motives underlying their actions, for in doing
this you will bring unhappiness to yourself.
1886 J. Ticks is awarded
patent 338,781 for horseshoe.
1903 Mercer Cook, educator and ambassador is
born in Washington, DC.
1914 (John Lee Curtis)
Sonny Boy Williamson
blues harmonica player
(Shake the Boogie) is born
in Jackson, TN.
Tracy Chapman
1922 Aubrey Eugene
Robinson, Federal Judge is
born in Madison, NJ.
1937 Lewis W. Chubb is awarded a patent for a
signaling system.
1948 Naomi Ruth Sims, first African American supermodel is born in Oxford, MS.
1962 (Stanley Kirk Burrell) MC Hammer, rap artist
and actor is born on Oakland, CA.
1964 Tracy Chapman, folk singer and songwriter
(Fast Car) is born in Cleveland, OH.
1967 (Nathan Eugene Pinchback) Jean Toomer,
poet and novelist (Cane) dies in Doylestown, PA.
1990 (Bertha Bowman) Sister Thea Bowman, motivational speaker dies in Canton, MS.
2008 Sean Lavert, singer (Put Your Body Where
Your Mouth Is) dies in Cuyahoga County, OH.
March 31st
You are intelligent, kind-hearted and loving. You
enjoy music and have quite an artistic temperament.
Women born on this day make devoted wives, excellent mothers and are the very nucleus of the home.
1876 Elizabeth Taylor
Greenfield, concert singer
who was born a slave dies
in Philadelphia, PA. She
lived at 1013 Rodman
Street.
1878 (John Author) Jack
Johnson, boxer is born in
Galveston, TX.
1879 Joseph Edison
Walker, founder of UniverAda Scott Brown
sal Life Insurance Company and Tri-State Bank in
Memphis, TN is born Tillman, MS.
1882 Scott Hayden, composer of ragtime music
(Sunflower Slow Drag) is born in Sedalia, MO.
1895 (Elizabeth Mary Landreaux) Lizzie Miles,
blues singer is born in Faubourg Marigny, LA.
1900 (George) Mule Suttles, Negro League baseball player is born in Bocton, AL.
1923 Marcus Allen Foster, principal of Simon
Gratz High School and first African American superintendent of Oakland, California School District is
born in Athens, GA.
1936 Walter E. Williams, syndicated columnist is
born in Philadelphia, PA.
1943 (Willie Albert) Al Goodman singer (Ray,
Goodman & Brown) is born in Jackson, MS.
1950 Ada Scott Brown, actor (Stormy Weather)
died in Kansas City, KS.
1958 John Washington Rogers, founder of Ariel
See “History” page 13
If you like to cook using
fish oil, then you may be interested in making your own
pure fish oil at home
If you like to cook using
fish oil, then you may be interested in making your own
pure fish oil at home. While
this process is not practical
if you wish to make fish oil
in large quantities, you can
use it to make small
amounts for home medicinal remedies. Remember, most
fish oil supplements have been refined to contain only
the good parts of fish oil. Taking homemade fish oil may
lead to a fishy body odor, nausea and belching.
claudelle evans
Compiled by Adelaide Abdur-Rahman
Instructions
1) Cut up the fish and remove the head and the tail
completely. The rest of the fish can be cut into strips. If
you like, fillet the fish. However, this is not necessary
since you will likely not be able to eat the fish once it has
been pressed anyway.
2) Press the fish pieces in the hand-crank press until
just a watery, oily mush is left in the bottom of the press.
Turn the crank until the press is as far down as it will go.
You can then empty the fish sludge into a bucket of distilled water before pressing more fish in the press.
3) Strain the distilled water and fish mush. You can
use a sieve or pour the mixture through a screen held
over another bucket. Either way, the fish flesh, bones and
skin will remain in the strainer, while the oil and water
will pass through.
4) Allow the water to evaporate. Since oil and water
do not mix, you can simply let the water evaporate off
the bucket of oil-and-water mix. This will leave a
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counties, the Tri-State areas (Pennsylvania, New York,
and New Jersey), as well as Delaware, Maryland, and
Washington, D.C.
Influential members of the community speak out regarding “Bully” movie. The Weinstein Company’s
buzzed about documentary by Lee Hirsch titled, “Bully,”
held a special advance screening introduced by Councilman James Kenney. The screening was followed by a
panel discussion moderated by Councilman Kenney and
features notables including Councilwoman Blondell
Reynolds Brown, 6ABC’s Alicia Vitarelli, The Hamels
Foundation’s G-N Kang and Safe Schools Advocate
Kelly Hodge, Esquire.
Councilman James Kenney, a staunch advocate of
bully awareness, led opening remarks before the screening and moderate the post-screening discussion with
panelists mentioned above. Invited screening attendees
include members from the Philadelphia Youth Commission, Girls Scouts of America, City Year Greater
Philadelphia and the YMCA of Philadelphia.
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whitish, greasy substance that is fish oil. If you are in a
hurry, you can skim the fish oil off the top, but you will
still need to allow some time for evaporation. Depending
on the volume of water, you may need 1 day to nearly a
week for all the water to disappear.
Effects of Fish Oil – Find patient medical information
for FISH OIL on WebMD including its uses, ... Special
Precautions & Warnings: ... There is no reliable information showing how likely people with seafood allergy are
to have an allergic reaction to fish oil; ...WebMD created
a list of several instances where additional precautions
should be taken. The most noted potential effect would
be if you are allergic to fish or seafood. There isn’t any
reliable information as to how severe your allergy would
need to be in order to have a reaction. Some people with
this allergy have no problem taking fish oil on a daily,
while others can have a negative reaction.
Just be on the safe side, it is always a good idea to talk
to your doctor if you have any of the conditions listed on
WebMD. They are
Liver Disease
Bipolar Disorder
Depression
Diabetes
High Blood Pressure
HIV/AIDS
An Implanted Defibruillator
Familial Adentomatous Polyposis
Additional effects listed by the American Heart Association include: upset stomach, fishy aftertaste, and worsening glycomia.
In almost all cases, the benefits of taking the best fish
oil supplements on a daily basis will far outweigh the potential risks. Again, if you have any questions, talk to
your doctor first.
The film, “Bully” is the controversial movie that has
gotten the attention of many because of its “R” rating –
making it difficult for young teens to go see the film unless they have parental guidance. Over 13 million
American kids will be bullied this year, making it the
most common form of violence experienced by young
people in the nation. The new documentary film BULLY,
directed by Sundance and Emmy-award winning filmmaker Lee Hirsch, brings human scale to this startling
statistic, offering an intimate, unflinching look at how
bullying has touched five kids and their families.
BULLY is a beautifully cinematic, character-driven
documentary. At its heart are those with huge stakes in
this issue whose stories each represent a different facet of
America’s bullying crisis. Filmed over the course of the
2009/2010 school year, BULLY opens a window onto the
pained and often endangered lives of bullied kids, revealing a problem that transcends geographic, racial, ethnic
and economic borders. It documents the responses of
teachers and administrators to aggressive behaviors that
defy “kids will be kids” clichés, and it captures a growing movement among parents and youths to change how
bullying is handled in schools, in communities and in society as a whole. http://thebullyproject.com. Well That’s
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15th Annual Wellness Event for Men
Acclaimed Actor Allen Payne, best known
for his roles in such blockbuster hits as,
Jason Lyrics and New Jack City and most
recently, a starring role in Tyler Perry’s
House of Payne joined over 300 attendees at
the 15th Annual Wellness Event for Men.
Universal hosts this free preventative health
educational forum for males to learn the
latest information on both traditional and
complementary medicine. Wellness screenings offered included rapid HIV/AIDS testing, blood pressure and glucose, and
non-invasive chiropractic consultation. Resources were disseminated by organizations
like the Alzheimer’s Association, Family
Food, LLC, the Family Planning Council,
Men’s Health Initiative and others. A
healthy and delicious meal was also served.
Dr. Joseph Cammarata, DC, chiropractor
and founder of Non-Surgical Solutions discussed the most common causes of back
pain and how to prevent it. Pete Pajil,
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Tsu Martial Arts Intelligence School spoke
of integration of body, emotion and diet.
Among his expert advice to attendees was
the importance of regular water consumption. According to Dr. Pajil, dehydration
and stagnant diet are preventable causes of
many ailments plaguing men. Allen Payne
offered motivational words about the role a
positive mental attitude plays on overall
health. Frederick Burton, MD, founder
and medical director of the Burton Wellness Injury Center shared causes and
remedies to erectile dysfunction, a common
malady for men during mid-life.
Art Sanctuary Hosts “Black Professionals Got Talent”
American Idol contestants and X-Factor wannabes beware: Philadelphia’s Black professionals have got talent!
On Thursday, April 5, 6:00p.m. - 8:00p.m., Art Sanctuary
will host the first-ever “Black Professionals Got Talent.”
Featuring a few of our city’s most noted African American nonprofit leaders and esteemed business executives,
“Black Professionals Got Talent” will allow our notable
leaders to let their hair down and put their talents on display.
"As an organization, Art Sanctuary works to bring
artistic leaders and visionaries into direct contact with the
community,” said Mellanie Lassiter, Corporate Contributions Manager at PECO and Chair of the Board of Directors for Art Sanctuary. “Beyond the boardrooms and the
suits, many of our city's African American leaders are
artists at heart, with talents many of them haven't shared
in years. While you may never catch them on the mic at
TLA, 'Black Professionals Got Talent' is a once in a lifetime opportunity to see them all grace the Art Sanctuary
stage. Guests will definitely leave saying, 'I never knew
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he/she could do that!'"
Taking to the stage will be Romona Riscoe Benson,
President & CEO of the African American Museum of
Philadelphia; Malik Boyd, President of PB Marketing,
LLC.; Dawn Chavous, Executive Director of Students
First PA; Patricia A. Coulter, President & CEO of the
Urban League of Philadelphia; A. Bruce Crawley, President of Millennium 3 Management and founder of the
African American Chamber of Commerce, PA,NJ,DE;
David Hardy, Chief Executive Officer of Boys’ Latin of
Philadelphia Charter School; Mellanie Lassiter, Corporate Contributions Manager at PECO; and Patricia Washington, Vice President of Cultural Tourism for the
Greater Philadelphia Tourism Marketing Corporation
(GPTMC).
Tickets for ‘Black Professionals Got Talent’ can be
purchased online for $25 at www.blackprofessionalsgottalent.eventbrite.com. Tickets are $35 at the door and
space is limited. Join Art Sanctuary for this can’t miss
event!
At last Sonny Hopson “The Mighty Burner”
former DJ at the radio station WHAT has
published “The Untold Story” in book form.
431 pages of the trail blazing and telling it
like it was in his own words and pictures of
truth about those inside fighting days of the
black radio DJ’s at WHAT and WDAS -Most of all Sonny’s life story from the beginning. Some good reading about the
“Mighty Burner.
Rest in Peace, Bob Pierson, former
owner of the Third Rail Club on North
Watts St. in North Philadelphia. Pictures
taken outside Club in memory of Bob. The
death of Bob and his wife, Karla are still
under investigation. Services for Bob and
his wife Karla will be held on Friday,
March 30, 11:00 a.m. at Triumph Baptist
Church, 1648 W. Hunting Park Avenue.
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High expectations and High achievements among African American students
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Copyright James G. Spady 2012
"In Johannesburg, I moved in circles where common
sense and practical experience were more important than
high academic qualifications. Even as I was receiving my
degree, I realized that hardly anything I had learned at
university seemed relevant in my new environment. At
the university, teachers had shied away from topics like
racial oppression, lack of opportunities for Africans, and
the nest of laws and regulations that subjugate the black
man. But in my life in Johannesburg, I confronted these
things every day. No one had ever suggested to me how
to go about removing the evils of racial prejudice, and I
had to learn by trial and errors."
... Nelson Mandela, Long Walk to Freedom: The Autobiography of Nelson Mandela
Value of Mass Education in Society
Writing in his informative autobiography, The Honorable Nelson Mandela (now in his 90's) mentions a
teacher named Sidelsky 'who I came to respect greatly
and treated me with enormous kindness." According to
Mandela, he taught, "Only mass education, he used to
say, would free my people, arguing that an educated man
could not be oppressed because he would think for himself. Ht told me over and over again that becoming a successful attorney and thereby a model of achievement for
my people was the most worthwhile path I could follow."
Mass demonstrations following the murder of a seventeen year old black man named Trayvon Martin, wearing
a dark gray hoodie and carrying skittles to munch on during the second half of the football game, served to
heighten the consciousness of millions of people around
the world. The fact that this form of mass education and
mass participation (Penn Black students marched from
DuBois College House to Love Park on Monday) rejuvenated a spirit of resistance, righteous indignation and
Million Hoodie Marches all over the U.S.A. only demonstrates how Black people's longing for justice, freedom
and equality is historically rooted and of a protracted nature. How many students, teachers, neighbors, coaches
and parents have seized the opportunity to democratize
knowledge about African American history and education?
At the very moment many commentators were talking
about the failure of African American students, three
prominent African American educators wrote a book,
Young, Gifted and Black: promoting high achievements
Among African American Students. Drs. Theresa Perry,
Claude Steele and Asa Hilliard, 111 wrote: " This book is
a unique kind of collaboration. We came together as three
scholars, with different
disciplinary backgrounds
and perspectives, to explore in new ways an
issue of urgent importance
and national debate; the
experience and achievement of African American
students in school. We
have written our essays
separately.Each in the
work of a single author
with a single voice. But
we present our work together because we believe that juxtaposing our
pieces one against the
other will open up a space
in the national conversation on the issue that is new and
needed."
The authors note: "We do not agree on all matters, and
we speak for ourselves. But we believe that readers who
read our work together will see the connections between
the pieces and hope that our collective work encompasses both a new kind of national conversation and new
research from a variety of productive directions---historical, psychological and educational."
Towards African American Philosophies of
Education in the 21st Century
Dr. Theresa Perry poses a series of questions concerning the relationship between the historical experience of
enslavement and the kind of education for freedom that
was advocated in the previous era. What relevance has
this in the era of Trayvon Martin, Rashida Long , Colo ,
Ponce and Dave? Perry asks the following burning questions?
*Among contemporary African American youth, could
this philosophy of eduction have the power to make academic achievement consistent with being African American?
*Can it still play a role in the identity formation of
African American children?
*Could it play a central role in motivating contemporary African Americans to pursue education vigorously?
*If it is true media play a central role in the construction of racial and gender identities, can a counter-narrative about African Americans as intellectuals have
sufficient power to contest the negative narratives about
African Americans that are expressed in the media and
encoded in the ideologies and practices of schools.
[Here you can use the Trayvon Martin case to discuss
literature on black/white male dismissals and expended
audit studies in school districts as varied as Philadelphia,
Chicago, Camden, Chester, Brooklyn, San Francisco and
Harlem. There have been numerous studies showing
how young black male teenagers are pushed out of
school at a time when every high school graduation
counts. How does bias against Hip Hop culture negatively impact African Americans? What are the results
from studies of teachers who incorporate Hip Hop culture into the curricula? Given the highly charged debates
surrounding the Trayvon case an excellent opportunity
exists to develop unique pedagogical strategies.]
*What would it take for this historic philosophy of education to be systematically and intentionally passed on
in families , community based organizations, and
schools?
*Under what circumstances could it be passed on in a
multiracial, multicultural school community?
*How can the philosophy of achievement enter into dialogue with and be used to critique the explanatory models and their variations that have been used to critique the
explanatory models and their variations that have been
used and continue to be used to discuss school performance of African Americans and other children.
*How would it be used in the development of a theory
of achievement for African Americans at the beginning
of the 21st century?
Literacy Affirms Your Humanity
Finally, historicizing African American's quest for education, Dr. Perry explains, "For the slave, literacy was
more than the symbol of freedom, it was freedom. It affirmed their humanity, their personhood. To be able to
read and write was an intrinsic good, as well as a mighty
weapon in the slave's struggle for freedom. Literate
slaves filed legal petitions, protesting and challenging
that environment, they forget passes for themselves and
others, thus allowing escape from the horrors of slavery.
Literate slaves read newspapers and pamphlets and kept
themselves and the slave community informed about the
antislavery movement and the war. Denmark Vesey, Nat
Turner, David Walkerk and other literate slaves led rebellions and wrote pamphlets and tracts denouncing and exposing the slave system. ... The philosophy of education
that developed was informed by the particular ways in
which literacy and education were implicated in the oppressions of African Americans."
Education and freedom represent a powerful dialectic.
Committed to Education
Temple University is dedicated to providing educational
opportunities for students in North Philadelphia. The
Temple 20/20 Scholarships are available to students who
live within the 19121, 19122, 19132 and 19133 zip codes.
For more information on this and other scholarships,
contact Temple’s Office of Undergraduate Admissions at
215-204-7200.
www.temple.edu
Enthusiasm
rev. dr. wm. rocky brown, 3rd
The day Jesus rode into
Jerusalem was a very triumphant one. He came in
as a humble King and the
crowd was enthusiastic
about his reign. They
wholeheartedly accepted
him as their King and they
demonstrated their enthusiasm.
For they cried out,
“Hosanna to the son of
David; Blessed is he that
cometh in the name of the
Lord; Hosanna in the highest.”
They tore down palm branches and waved them.
They even made a welcoming carpet on the road with their
coats. They were probably called “fanatics” by the religious establishment and curious onlookers.
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St. Matthews 21:9 and the multitudes that
went before and that followed cried saying,
“Hosanna to the son of David: Blessed is he
that cometh in the name of the Lord,
Hosanna in the highest”.
You know, it is important to keep our enthusiasm for
Christ alive. For I believe some of those same folk who
shouted “Hosanna” shouted “Crucify Him”, five days later.
And many of us today have lost our enthusiasm for Christ.
Now most of us when we accepted Jesus as our Savior did
so enthusiastically. But then some of us allowed Satan to
get in the way and gradually our joy, vibrancy and faithfulness dwindled. We begin to deal with Jesus with a cold
attitude and before we know it the excitement is gone the
parade is over and the joy bells cease to ring.
But then, there are others among us who have kept the
excitement and increased their enthusiasm. They are still
faithful. They are still active. They can still say, “Everyday with Jesus is Sweeter than the day before.” My brothers and sisters, it is of the utmost importance that we as
Christians keep our enthusiasm for Christ alive.
Many of us in the Church have lost our Enthusiasm not
because we’re upset with Jesus, but because we’re upset
with one another.
But you don’t go there to pass the Deacon and Deaconess test.
You don’t go there to pass the Trustee or Choir test.
You don’t go there to pass the Ushers or Missionaries
test.
Nor should you go there to meet the Pastor’s requirements.
No, you should be a member of the Church because you
have been born again and you are enthused about doing
God’s Will.
If you’re enthused about Jesus you go to Church on time.
If you’re enthused abut Jesus you don’t fuss and fight.
If you’re enthused about Jesus you’ll want to do things
right.
Anderson
women and children. She
established and ran the
Berean Dispensary and the
Berean Cottage on the
New Jersey coast. In
1899, Caroline co-found
the Berean Manual Training and Industrial School
at 19th & Girard Avenue
with her husband, Rev.
Anderson. That in itself
was a very bold and revolutionary act during a time
when people of African
descent were being
lynched in record numbers. Anderson had established Berean Church,
Berean Savings & Loan
and the school directly
across from Stephen Girard’s property, where
Berean Institute still
stands. Caroline also
served as Berean’s assis-
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tant principal and teacher
of elocution, physiology
and hygiene.
In the early 1900s, Caroline joined other women in
fighting to establish
Philadelphia’s first Black
Young Women’s Christian
Association (YWCA).
She served as president of
the Berean Women’s
Christian Temperance
Union and was on the
board of the Home for
Aged and Infirm Colored
People of Philadelphia.
Active in her alumni association, Caroline served as
treasurer for the Women’s
Medical College Alumnae
Association and was a
member of the Women’s
Medical Society.
Caroline she suffered a
stroke several years before
her death in 1919. However, true to the values of
the Still Family, Caroline
dedicated her life to making things better for Black
people and the community.
She set her sights high and
accomplished everything
she set out to do. Caroline
Still Wyley Anderson is a
great example to all
women of African descent
of what we can accomplish
in spite of the obstacles
that face us daily. Her
good deeds on behalf of
our people must never be
forgotten. Beside Rev.
Matthew Anderson was a
strong Black woman—Dr.
Caroline Still Wyley Anderson!
SAVE THE DATE: Join
us on Thursday, April 12,
2012 in honoring Rev.
Matthew and Dr. Caroline
Still Anderson at historic
Berean Institute’s
Founders Day. The event
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the Philadelphia Eagles.
For more information contact Valerie Green at 215877-4950, ext. 201.
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If you’re enthused about Jesus you don’t point the finger
and talk behind folks back!
If you’re enthused about Jesus you don’t talk about the
problems you do something about them by using your
God given talents.
And I want you to know that we have a lot to be enthusiastic about. We can be enthusiastic about the past. Looking back realizing that God has brought us from a mighty
long way.
We can be enthusiastic about the present because: We
are members of the world’s greatest team.
We are involved in the world’s greatest cause.
We are strengthened by the world’s greatest power.
And we are led by the world’s greatest leader.
Moreover, we can be enthusiastic about the future because:
One of these days, the troubles of the world will be over.
One of these days, the wicked will cease for troubling.
Yes, one of these days the weary shall be at rest.
Today we join the crowds in Jerusalem, shouting
“Hosanna!!”
A month from now, a year from now, a decade from now,
an eternity from now,
MAY WE ALL STILL HAVE THAT ENTHUSIASM
FOR CHRIST OUR KING?
This is Rev. Dr. Wm. Rocky Brown, 3rd asking you to:
Please Join Today, to Change Tomorrow!!!
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History
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Capitol Management (largest minority run mutual funds
firm) is born in Chicago, IL.
1958 (Joseph Anthony) Tony Cox, actor (Bad Santa) is
born in New York, NY.
1962 Steven Fletcher, ice hockey player is born in
Montreal, Quebec Canada.
1980 (James Cleveland) Jessie Owens, Olympic track
gold medalist dies in Tucson, AZ.
1986 (O’Kelly) Kelly Isley, singer with the Isley
Brothers dies in Alpine, NJ.
1997 Arthur Cunningham, composer dies in Nyack,
NY.
2006 George L. Brown, Lieutenant Governor of Colorado dies in Washington, DC.
April 1st
You are a good planner but not a very good executive.
As the power behind the throne, you can direct others
better than doing it yourself. Your ambitions are high and
you make great sacrifices to maintain them. You will
have a happy home life and love will play a great part in
your life.
1846 Jeremiah Haralson, Congressman from Alabama
is born in Columbus, GA.
1854 Augusta Tolton, one of the first African American
priest in the US is born in Ralls County, MO.
1895 Alberta Hunter, singer and songwriter (Downhearted Blues) and the first African American to tour the
world as a cabaret singer is born in Memphis, TN.
1905 Clara McBride Hale, (Mother Hale) humanitarian
is born in New York, NY.
1910 Harry Howell Carney baritone and bass sax and
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clarinet player with the Duke Ellington Orchestra is born
in Boston, MA.
1911 Augusta Braxton Baker, librarian and children’s
storyteller is born in Baltimore, MD.1917 Scott Joplin,
pianist and songwriter (Maple Leaf Rag) dies in New
York, NY.
1927 Amos Milburn, pianist and singer (One Scotch,
One Bourbon, One Beer) is born in Houston, TX.
1939 (Rudolph Bernard) Rudy Isley, singer with the
Isley Brothers is born in Cincinnati, OH.
1948 (James Chambers) Jimmy Cliff, reggae and ska
singer (You Can Get It If You Really Want It) is born in
St. James, Jamaica.
1949 Gil Scott-Heron, pianist, singer and songwriter
(The Revolution Will Not Be Televised) is born in
Chicago, IL.A
1950 Charles Richard Drew, athlete, scientist and surgeon who discovered the ways and means of preserving
blood plasma dies in Burlington, NC.
1955 Delores Vilma Martes Jackson, wife of Tito Jackson and mother of 3Ts is born.
1960 Brian Johnson, ice hockey player is born in Montreal, Quebec Canada.
1961 Michelle R. Paige-Paterson, first lady of New
York State is born in Fairfield, CA.
1963 Aprille Joy Ericsson-Jackson, aerospace engineer
is born in Brooklyn, NY.
1971 (Clifford Smith) Method Man, actor and rap artist
with Wu Tang Clan is born in Staten Island, NY.
1984 Marvin Pentz Gay, Jr, singer, drummer and songwriter dies in Los Angeles, CA.
2003 Booker Bradshaw, record producer and actor
(Coffy) dies in Los Angeles, CA.
Chester, PA
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America” celebration is an annual
reading motivation
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every child in every
community to celebrate reading on
March 2, the birthday of beloved children's author Dr.
Seuss. Taking some pointers from the
Cat in the Hat, Social Security’s own
Mouse in the House has something for you to
read. You may learn a thing or two …
The sun was not shining. Outside it was wet. Grandma
was whining, all full of regret.
I sat there with Granny. Just looking outside. I asked,
“What’s wrong?” Then she almost cried.
She said, “I’m unhappy. You want to know why? I
turned 66, and it’s time to apply! But outside it’s so wet
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might be too old!”
Every One here in Oneville, when they reach the right
number, Applies for Social Security. To forget is to blunder.
But all we could do was to wait, wait, wait, wait. To
wait for nice weather. It wasn’t so great.
And then, something went CLICK! That click made
our hearts tick!
We looked, and remembered what we had in our
house. We looked and remembered! Our house had a
mouse!
The mouse said, “I know it’s bad weather for driving.
But today’s just the right kind of day for onlining! I know
a good website, one that you’ll love. And I call it Social
Security dot gov!”
We logged on the computer and went to the site. In a
matter of minutes, Granny’s smile was on tight!
The mouse said, “Online is the way to apply!” With a
grin on her face, Granny said “Oh my!”
Granny cheered, “Look, look!” And she shook with
glee. “I’m done applying! That was so, so easy! The application was so slick and so fast and so fun, Let’s go
dance in the rain, now that I’m done!”
Then Grandpa woke up, looking quite down. His pajamas were frumpy. On his face was a frown. His age was
Big Brother
products are so universal or why they are supported by
almost everything? Is there anything that doesn't ask you
to use Facebook or follow them on Twitter? Duh, it's so
you'll use them which will allow Big Brother to keep
track of you, know what you are thinking and what you
are doing. Have you ever asked yourself why and how
Bill Gates of Microsoft and Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook were able to create a virtual monopoly in their particular marketplace? It's because the shadow government
pumped money into them and uses them along with the
other telecommunications giants they own to be part of a
total global surveillance system to spy and keep track of
all who use them. So the smart phone, iPhone or iPad
you are bragging about and carrying around with you is
really Big Brother's way of keeping tabs on you. But
that's not their ultimate goal. They will only use these
until such time they can convince us to allow them to implant an RFID chip in us. And they are working on that
as we speak. In the future Big Brother won't just be in
your pocket, it will be embedded inside of you.
Food for thought.
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rising and so was the water. “I don’t want to go out in
that rain, but I oughter.”
“What will I do,” Grandpa asked about later. “I need
to apply, and I’m not a good wader.”
Granny and I did not know what to say. Should we tell
him about what we’d done here this day? Should we help
him get to Social Security online? We did. And now
Granny and Grandpa are fine.
When retirement age comes to someone you love, Take
them to Social Security dot gov.
Visit SSA's Award Winning Website at www.socialsecurity.gov Opportunities of a lifetime must be seized during
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Showcase
Culture Showcase was created in 2004 to commemorate the important role
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society. It will feature a diverse mix of enlightening
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lectures by African American history educators; internationally acclaimed
literary and visual artists
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800-668-8679
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SCOOP
SCOOP USA COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD
FINAL CLAIMS DEADLINE NEARS FOR BLACK
FARMERS IN HISTORIC $1.25
BILLION SETTLEMENT
Claims due May 11, 2012
Washington, D.C. - A landmark class action settlement
for African Americans who experienced farm loan discrimination by the USDA is entering its final phase.
African Americans who farmed or attempted to farm (or
their heirs) may be eligible for a sizeable cash payment
or loan forgiveness from this $1.25 billion class action
settlement. This final phase of the Black Farmers Discrimination Settlement (sometimes called “Pigford II”) is
only for people who tried to file a late claim in the original Pigford case. The absolute, final deadline for filing a
claim is May 11, 2012.
This is the last chance for those eligible to get payments
and loan forgiveness from the Black Farmers Discrimination Settlement.
Lawyers appointed by the court are holding meetings
around the country to provide those who are included in
the settlement with free help filing claims. Completing a
claim may take some time, so those who think they are
included should get more information now.
For more information, including about how to file a
claim and meeting locations: call toll-free 1877-810-8110 or visit www.BlackFarmerCase.com.
The Annual Report for
Men & Women for Human Excellence, Inc
is available for review at:
2630 Cecil B Moore Ave
Between the hours of 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
S TAND - UP C OMEDY F ESTIVAL TO E MPOWER W OMEN
Philly’s First All Female Stand-Up Comedy Empowerment
Festival will be held in Philadelphia on Saturday March 31, during Women’s History Month. The event will be held at Inner Journeys/Cultural Center. 1522 North St. (btwn Fairmount Ave &
Wallace St.)
Interested ladies will learn the art of writing and performing
stand-up comedy with some of Philly funniest women. The festival is free to all ladies 18 years and older. Registration is required by March 15, 2012. For more information contact
Sistas-Roc-Da-Mic @ (215) 552-8112
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37 TH A NNIVERSARY OF THE S TOKES S ISTERS
37th Anniversary of the Stokes Sisters and 77 years of gospel singing
for Catherine Stokes Brewington, Sunday April 1 at 5:30 p.m. at the
48th Street Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church, 5537-39 Vine Street featuring The Blue Gates of Harmony; The Metropolitan Male Ensemble;
The Flying Clouds; The Christ United Gospel Singers; Minister Sam
Peak and the Voice os the 48th St. Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church.
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I NFORMAL TALK ON H EALTHY E ATING
Join us for an Informal Talk on Healthy Eating, Monday, April 2,
6:30-8:00 p.m. at the Oak Lane Branch, Free Library of Philadelphia, 6614 N. 12th Street. Learn how to: Eat to boost metabolism;
Shop healthfully and economically; Learn true portion control;
Add healthy snacks. For information call 215-685-2848.
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ROSCA/S USU – C REDIT B UILDING P ROGRAM
Rosca/Susu is a long established custom, used in many parts of
Africa, to help business people obtain the finances needed to start,
and maintain, their businesses by working together and contributing
to a “community pot”. ROSCA stands for: Rotating Savings and
Credit Association. Susu means: peer lending circle. Entrepreneur
Works is conducting a workshop at the library entitled, ROSCA/Susu
– Credit Building Program. This workshop will cover: establishing
a credit history and improving credit scores; the benefits of belonging to a Rotating Savings and Credit Association or Peer Lending
Circle (ROSCA/Susu); accessing Entrepreneur Works loans; accessing business workshops and technical assistance; becoming “bank
ready”. This workshop will be held on Wednesday, April 4, at 6:30
p.m.at Lucien E. Blackwell West Philadelphia Regional Library located at, 125 South 52nd Street, Phila., PA 19139 (corner of 52nd &
Sansom Streets). For more information call 215-685-7433.
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G OOD F RIDAY F ISH F RY
The Sultan Johad Ahmad Community Foundation present a Good
Firday Fish Fry, Friday, April 6 from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at The
Sultan Johad Ahmad Community Center, 1646 Ridge Avenue. Menu:
Fish, French Fries and Coleslaw for $10.00. For information call:
215-787-0857 or 215-787-0858.
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T HE 73 RD L INCOLN M EMORIAL C ONCERT
BY M ARIAN A NDERSON R EVISITED
Marian Anderson Historical Society will present The 73rd Lincoln
Memorial Concert Revisited at the Pennsylvania Convention Center,
Black History &Culture Showcase, Easter Sunday, April 8, at 4:00
p.m. featuring Bridgette Cooper-Anderson, mezzo soprano; Sheba
Buckley. soprano; Alexander Caraballo. Rebecca Fromherz. soprano,
Karen Slack, soprano, Khrista White, mezzo, Lore Constantine, accompanist. Blanche Burton Lyles, Founder. This concert is FREE
and open to the public, however, we need Contributing Sonsors to
make this a success, so please contact us to see how you can help!
For information contact Phyllis Sims, Curator/Docent at 215-7329505.
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Rooftop Business Breakfast
Rooftop Business Breakfast hosted by GLMA will be held Thursday,
April 12 from 8 to 11 a.m. at Warnock Village, 2862 Germantown
Avenue. Guest speakers: Mayor Michael Nutter; Michael Kello, PHA
Executive Director and Emilio Cooper, Citizen’s Bank, VP Regional.
For information call 267-385-1939 or email HandywhiteCDC@
yahoo.com
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VirtuOus Woman Networking Group
Join us for the 2nd Meeting of the VirtuOus Woman Networking
Group, at the Songhai Cultural Center, 3117 Master Street, Philadelphia on Friday, April 13, 6-8 p.m. Registration, Food, Networking
6-7. Topic: “Marketing and Advertising for Small Business Owners”.
GAMES PEOPLE PLAY
DATE DAY
Wednesday
March 21
Thursday
March 22
PA
NJ
DELAWARE
306 941 775 042 125 706 830
071 752 526 332 098 386 967
445 235 805 209 382 452 402
Friday
March 23
Saturday
March 24
Sunday
March 25
884 475 054 998 379 254 461
Tuesday
March 26
916 835 439 213 433 133 894
Monday
March 25
475 054 998 379
082 420 239 869 494
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SCOOP PICK HITS
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Every Friday
Down Memory Lane
Two joyful photo
scenes taken at
Club 6 in West
Philly in the
days and nites
of good and
enjoyable times.
SCOOP file photos
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L ADIES S TEPPIN ’ O UT
Ladies Steppin’ Out is an event for Ladies of all Ages and will be
held at 3701 Chestnut Street (Internaitonal House) on Saturday,
April 14 from 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Over 45 exhibitors represented
featuring products, service and income opportunities for today’s
modern ladies. Donation $5.00. Children under 12 free, Guest speakers throughout the day. For information and or vendor contract call
267-601-6359 or email:ladiessteppinout@yahoo.com
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I NDOOR F LEAMARKET F UNDRAISER
The Walter D. Palmer Leadership Learning Partners Charter School
hosts a Pre-K Indoor Flea Market Fundraiser on Saturday, April 21
from 10 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at 910 N. 6th Street. Reserve Your Table
Now. Table Price $10.00. For information contact Ms. Fields at 215627-7434.
by Judy Renay
Venus enters Gemini Tuesday10:18am E.S.T
Opportunity Knocks Wednesday 1:10
to Thursday 10:32am E.S.T
Mercury goes direct in Pisces Wednesday 5:11am E.S.T
ARIES - March 21- April 19
All the pieces are sliding into place-just keep fiddling with things behind the scenes. This week
brings a fresh outlook on romance and hunger for firmer
friendships. Your best numbers are 3 and 1.
TAURUS - April 20 - May 20
Sometimes thoughtfulness isn’t noticed if people
move too quickly or make snap decisions. Since that’s not
your style, work on cultivating a wider network. Your best
numbers are 5 and 2.
GEMINI - May 21 - June 21
You’re likely to be looking especially good and
putting your best foot forward. You may find that you can
get by on sheer charm. Your best numbers are 1 and 7.
CANCER - June 22 - July 22
Interesting developments in the workplace and some
lively personalities cross your path. They’re more appealing if
you’re experiencing your annual restlessness. It’s a good time
for study and building. Best numbers are 9 and 6.
LEO - July 23 - August 22
Social opportunities beckon. If you’re on a team
you may have to persuade others who lack confidence or
persistence. Trust in your ability to communicate forcefully.
Your best numbers are 3 and 4.
VIRGO - August 23 - September 22
Avoid getting caught in negative spirals, when
you find yourself at a cross-purposes with your ambitions.
Cut free of unwanted baggage and stay your personal
course. Your best numbers are 8 and 7.
LIBRA - September 23 - October 22
Everything’s happening at once, and firmly made
decisions may start to wobble. Those of you craving excitement will thrive, particularly if you can expand
your networking. Your best numbers are 0 and 1.
SCORPIO - October 23 - November 21
Passion fueled by conflict and desperate desire is
often the hottest but fades suddenly and often regretfully.
Friendship fueled by patience and love last a lifetime. Can
you tell the difference? Your best numbers are 8 and 2.
SAGITTARIUS - November 22 - Dececember 21
Thoughts turn to home for a while, putting
things in order inside and outside your abode is both necessary and pleasing. Redecorating puts a fresh look on things.
CAPRICORN -December 22 - January 19
Your health could be an area of interest, if
your current exercise plan needs revision, Get On It. Romantic misunderstanding would flare. Your sense of humor
is your salvation. Your best numbers are 9 and 3.
AQUARIUS - January 20 - February 18
Connections both personal and technical, will
be at the center of your efforts, affording you
the opportunity to be a great communicator. Now is the time
to network. Your best numbers are 2 and 6.
PISCES - February 19 - March 20
An empty mouth beats one with a foot in it,
which could involve conflicts between home and work issues; concerning what serves you, and what serves others.
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 RAHMING 000@ VERIZON . NET
N OW IS THE TIME TO KNOW THYSELF.

March 30, 2012

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