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AFTER 35 YEARS IN PRISON JAMES BAIN IS A FREE MAN!!!
The release of a Florida man who had served 35 years in prison for a rape he did not commit is setting off a fresh wave of self-examination by the legal profession in America about the dangers of faul
HUMOR: LIPSTICK IN SCHOOL
According to a news report, a certain school in Garden City, MI was recently faced with a unique problem. A number of 12-year-old girls were beginning to use lipstick and would put it on in the washro
RACIAL DISPARITIES REASON FOR RANKING IN POVERTY
Race and location are still the strongest factors in determining whether a child lives in poverty in Louisiana , according to a recent report on the status of the state’s children. In Louisiana , blac
JAMAICA DEPLOYS 700 POLICE OFFICERS AS ISLAND NEARS RECORD NUMBER OF KILLINGS
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Jamaica is deploying more than 700 police officers to high-crime areas over the holiday season as the island nears a record number of killings. Assistant Police Chief Glenmore
AND THE BIGGEST NEWS STORY OF 2009 SO FAR IS...
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IN NEW ORLEANS, CHAOS IN THE STREETS, AND IN POLICE RANKS TOO
During the turbulent days after Hurricane Katrina made landfall, New Orleans police shot 10 civilians, at least four of whom died, according to interviews and internal police documents. Some incid
Al Sharpton Blasts Tiger Woods for Lack of Mistress Diversity
The Rev. Al Sharpton held a press conference today to blast Tiger Woods for the lack of diversity among his mistresses. Sharpton claims that the lack of African-American women among Woods’ harem will
CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS WINS $6 BILLION AFTER BOYCOTT
WASHINGTON — Call it the $6 billion boycott. By boycotting a key House committee vote last week and threatening to abandon support for banking regulations, members of the Congressional Black Caucus
RECOMMENDED READING: COTTON AND RACE IN THE MAKING OF AMERICA BY GENE DATTEL
Cotton and Race in the Making of America -- The Human Costs of Economic Power by Gene Dattel From the early 19th century to the middle of the last century, writes Gene Dattel, cotton was America's
FARRAKHAN SPEAKS: "TRIALS ARE MADE FOR PURIFICATION"
NOTE FROM SIEBRA: The following text is excerpted from a speech delivered by Minister Farrakhan on October 20 in Philadelphia, Pa. THE HONORABLE MINISTER LOUIS FARRAKHAN: We are in a very, v
A TALE OF TWO OBAMAS (FROM TIME MAGAZINE)
By Robert Kutner December 6, 2009 It was the best of Obama; it was the worst of Obama. I was pleasantly surprised to be invited to the White House jobs summit last Thursday, where I got to watc
OH MY GOD!!! RIP MS. PERRY
Movie producer Tyler Perry announced on his Web site that his mother, Willie Maxine Perry, died Tuesday. "My mother is the wisdom of Madea, " Perry said. She was 64. "Thank you for all your prayer
GOP REID COMPARES HEALTHCARE REFORM TO "SLAVE FREEDOM"
BLACK GANGS TARGET WHITE AND LATINO VICTIMS IN DENVER
Your thoughts on this please...
YOLANDA ADAMS: A CONSCIOUS SISTER
While going through some of my old things this weekend, I came across a ticket stub from a 2000 Teen Summit. I attended the summit in September 2000, sponsored by the New Orleans Public Schools system
VIDEO: PRESIDENT OBAMA PUSHING FORWARD ON JOBS
HUMOR: HELL EXPLAINED BY A CHEMISTRY STUDENT
The following is an actual question given on University of Arizona chemistry mid- term. The answer by one student was so 'profound' that the professor shared it with colleagues, via the Internet
MAYOR RAY NAGIN SHARES THOUGHTS ON PRINCESS AND THE FROG MOVIE
By all accounts, Disney's animated fairy-tale "The Princess and the Frog," which opens next Friday (Dec. 11) in New Orleans, is a warm, family-friendly affair, telling the story of a New Orleans girl
MISSING CHICAGO GIRL FOUND DEAD
Jameshia Conner, 12, was found strangled and dumped in an alley near her home after being missing for two weeks. Authorities believe that Jameshia was only dead one day before her body was found, a