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Kimberley’s Easy & Healthy Version Okra and Tomato Recipe Ingredients • Okra (Thaw first if frozen) • Cherry Tomato or (Diced Whole Tomatoes) • Onion • Tomato Sauce • Olive Oil • Cayenne • Kosher Salt • Garlic Powder

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Dr. J. L. Patton, Jr. [principal of Booker T. Washington High School), African Price, and Rev. I. B. Loud [pastor of St. Paul Methodist] stand on the street in front of St. Paul Methodist Church.

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Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson Presents Congressional Award Gold Medal to Dallas Student WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, ConCongresswoman gresswoman JohnEddie Bernice Johnson son honored Shan Su of Dallas for earning the Congressional Award Gold Medal: “I was pleased to award Shan the Congressional Award Gold Medal in Washington, D.C. today, ” said Congresswoman Johnson. “Shan should be proud of the work that she has done in Dallas and in surrounding communities. She has dedicated endless time and service to her community, but also saw the need to serve abroad in China. In China, Shan taught English classes and shadowed health care professionals. Shan’s commitment to service is what this award is all about.”

“Among the many project that she has taken on, Shan notes that she is ‘most proud of Artists for Sandy,

a project [she] initiated in which [she] compiled and sold CDs, raising $390 for Hurricane Sandy Victims by donating to the American Red Cross.’ It is the initiative and willingness to serve others that sets her apart from many. I look forward to seeing the results of Shan’s service in our community and know that she positively influenced those among her to become more involved.”

The Congressional Award is the United States Congress’ award for the youngest Americans. The program is open to 14-23 year olds across the Nation. Participants may earn the Bronze, Silver or Gold Medals by achieving personal goals. Since the awards’ inception in 1979, more than 49,000 people have earned Congressional Award Medals and have completed more

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So many children are getswim, and enjoy the summer his passion for his Writers By: ting into activities that are not breeze. James Mitchell is enjoycamp. The Y.A.C. Arielle Johnson Joslyn Mitchell Community Calendar: appropriate for their age because of ing his summer by giving back to training camp not elite.calendar@aol.com not having anything to do on their the youth in his community. This only builds your child’s mindset Advertisement: down time. Living in a time where Saturday, he will be presenting his in football, it will also equip them elite.production@aol.com people are debating on whether third annual Y.A.C. also known to become great at multi-tasking, Stories: black lives matter or all lives matter, as Youth Awareness Camp. It is a discipline, and how to fight for anyelitearticles@aol.com elite.writers@aol.com one can forget the true meaning of Football training camp with skill thing they may wish to succeed in elite.sports@aol.com what this argument is about, Unity. set drills specifically for the ages of for the future. James Mitchell will Through the mental and sometimes seven to 18 years. Coach Mitchell be coaching on the field himself as physical abuse from police brutalcreated the camp to help athletes well as some former and current All checks, money orders or cashier ity and even by ourselves in gang think “faster, smarter, and harder.”

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There is a unique educational program going down at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Library in Dallas

By Ariell Johnson every Saturday from 12-2 pm, for children of all ages called, “Knowledge Saturday.”

Warren Thornton, is the Founder of this program and says he modeled the program after the program which was created by The Black Panther Party, by teaching them about Black Inventors, giving children an opportunity to discuss current issues, and providing them with a healthy meal. At Knowledge Saturdays, before any lessons are given, all of the children stand and chant in unison, “I Love Myself and Black is Beautiful”.

The Elite News had an opportunity to sneak in on two separate occasions to be able to provide readers with the details about what their child will be experiencing with the parents’ permission to attend. The writing board is filled with a list of black inventors such as Lewis Latimore, Garrett Morgan, Benjamin Banneker and Madame C.J. Walker just to name a few, then Mr. Thornton goes around the room asking the children to tell the participants in the room what invention each inventor created.

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kids. The young girl stood there for a few moments before she started to draw and in a matter of minutes she presented two inventions to us. One of the inventions was a candy bar named SnickMarshmellows and it even had a wrapper designed to attract customers, which had the picture of a bunny rabbit on it, and was shaped like a bunny. When it came down to the pricing, our young inventor had some very interesting numbers which would probably chase off would be buyers, but her reasoning behind it, was she was going to make a lot of money from it, and be rich.

As a spectator, you could tell the young lady enjoyed the activity. It provided her with an opportunity to create something right in front of our eyes, and later make a presentation to the class about her invention.

You could hear the conviction in her voice as she provided an explanation to us about why she was marketing the invention at the price she mentioned. It was not easy to convince her to consider reducing the price to sell more of her item, which was something we all smiled about and admired her for, because we realized even though she received a little criticism, instead of backing down and lowering her price, she explained why her product was priced higher than comparable items on the market.

invention, after a brief review of the inventors names which were written on the board. The girls invented an underground food delivery tunnel and the boys created a Hydro/Solar powered mobile phone which had speakers built into it. Both ideas were very innovative, but the boys won. Everyone loved the idea of being able to charge their phones by dropping them in water.

The Highland Hills group had a median age of approximately 12. Therefore a second activity was having the children fill out a budget for their future college expenses. It was interesting to see what sort of numbers they came up with for savings and rent, which was somewhat of an indication of this particular group being the perfect age, to start learning about the importance of budgeting. After the numbers were called out across the room, Warren, who happens to be a business analyst, discussed the reason why some of the numbers given were unrealistic. Immediately after taking a few suggestions from Warren, modifications were made to the numbers, to make them more realistic.

The first time I attended one of the The second visit with ‘Knowledge SatKnowledge Saturdays’ sessions in May, urdays’ took place this past Saturday there was a little girl there by the name of Emorie Tillman-Ambroise, who at Highland Hills Library in Dallas, Texas. This group had a wider range of volunteered to approach the board participants and was split into a team to participate in the activity chalof boys and girls. Each team huddled lenge proposed by Mr. Thornton. He Emorie and Kellen together and came up with their own asked her to invent something to help June 30, 2017 Page 4

Let Us Welcome Councilman Omar Narvaez to District 6 Elite News recently had an opportunity to congratulate Omar Narvaez on his win as the new City Councilman of District 6. Of course the most obvious question we had for Councilman Narvaez was what strategy he used to win the election. He says there wasn’t any single strategy he used to win, but, he shared with us, what he believes were the contributing factors that got him the most votes.

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Councilman Narvaez mentioned to us one of the first things he did when he started campaigning, was made time to knock on as many doors (over 3,000) as he could knock on. Rather than settling for conversations through partially opened doors, Councilman Narvaez asked if it was okay for him to enter the home. Once inside, he started taking notes about the concerns of the community he hoped to serve. What he learned was that the most common concerns among his constituents were affordable housing, increasing rents and taxes. Mr. Narvaez informed us of State Representative Eric Johnson’s recent attempt to pass House Bill 2480, which addresses the affects of gentrification, one of which is increased rates for housing. The bill wasn’t passed, but because Councilman Narvaez is definitely on board with many of the points made by Representative Johnson in the bill, he intends to use some of them to prevent many of the residents in his community from being displaced.

with her family, and came out later with a poster she made for him.

Another young girl jumped out of her family’s car and started running behind Councilman Narvaez near one of the polling locations screaming, “There he is! It’s HIM!” Mr. Narvaez says a lot of middle aged people were on the fence about voting for him, but it was the Youth, between the ages of roughly 18-26 who helped many of their parents and grandparents understand they needed to rally behind Councilman Narvaez because he was going to brighten everyone’s future by making changes for the better.

Councilman Narvaez has a ton of community residents behind him right now, ready to roll up their sleeves and get involved. If you need evidence, just go to his snapchat @voteomar and start following him on Twitter @voteomarnarvaez We here are Elite News are wishing Councilman Narvaez the best of luck with serving and engaging his community. He has told us he is always available to his community, so just email him your concerns at omarnarvaezdallas@gmail.com or go visit him at City Hall. If neither one of these options work for you, Councilman Narvaez says you can pick the location and he will do everything within his power to meet you where it is most convenient.

In knocking on different doors within District 6, Councilman Narvaez realized for the first time, how many young people knew him.

He describes their reaction upon seeing him, to something close to the sighting of a music icon. They would start to walk and run behind him as if they were joining the campaign and asking him to sign autographs. One little girl by the name of Maya who is only 7 years old, went in her room while Councilman Narvaez was visiting

Breaking News: Since this article was written, it has been reported as of today, June 29, 2017, the Dallas City Council voted to approve much needed tax relief for Senior Citizens. Their senior homestead exemption was raised from $64K to $90K which will highly benefit the seniors in #District6 and those across Dallas.

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noon at Boude Story Middle School located at 3000 Maryland ave.

Dallas, Texas for just $25 per student. At a time like this, it is inspiring to see someone use their talents to inspire children that they can be more than just a statistic. This week’s “Caught You Doing Something Good” goes out to James Mitchell for raising hope in our young children of color.

at multi-tasking, discipline, and how to fight for anything they may wish to succeed in for the future. James Mitchell will be coaching on the field himself as well as some former and current NFL players in attendance for some face-to-face motivation.

The camp will be on the 17th of June from 8:00 am until

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CROWD SOARS TO OVER 1000 AT CITY MEN COOK 2017 NORTH TEXAS FATHERS/MENTORS PROVES THAT FATHERS ROCK

Community Mentors, Dads, and Civic leaders gathered Father’s Day, Sunday, June 18, 2017 at Gilley’s in Dallas for the 17th Annual City Men Cook event sponsored by FedEx, United States Virgin Islands, John Eagle Honda and FedEx Cares. Over 1000 individuals participated in the event. The event opened with a welcome from Texas native and celebrity host, Kiki “Showtime at the Apollo’ Shepard and celebrity guest, Tony Award-winning actor, Obba Babatunde.

Chef Cassondra Armstrong lead a team of over 30 men who cooked their favorite dishes ranging from Trucking CEO Jesse Jenkins’ “Nasty Beans” to PQC Quinnitte administrator Maurice West’s chicken tetrazzini to City Men Cook Dad Jerome Harrison’s Peach Delight which he labels it as “What peach cobbler wants to be when it grows up”. FedEx Services Sales Executives Cleo Hayden, John Collins, Vincent Bradford, Byron Jackson and FedEx Office center consultant Brenon Cobbshowcased their culinary delights representing FedEx Cares.

Celebrity tasters, included Dallas County District Attorney Faith Johnson, CW33 K.C Fox, former Harlem Globetrotter Kevin Daley, NFL wife Adrianne Springs,

entertainment mogul Oscar Joyner who voted on winning categories were given swags bags from Untied Virgin Islands and Miss Jessie’s. Top awards for Best Decoration were given to CakeDaddy Manuel Pruitt, Tatyanna Pickle Palace’s Deshawn Roney and Chef Demarcus Williams. Best Presentation awards went to Chef Karriem Sultan, Veteran City Men Cook Dad - Steve Wesley and Chef Floyd Freeman. Best Recipe Award winners were Gumbo Chef Byron Jackson, Skew U Restaurateur- Andrew Howard and Peach Delight Dad, Jerome Harrison.

FedEx Sales Executive Vincent Bradford served over 680 handmade snow cones to the kids in the crowd. Royal International Miss Central States Teen Trish Pizzica served as the official greeter to the cooks.

The annual culinary soiree, City Men Cook, is the signature event of A Taste of the South Charities, Inc. It is one of the largest urban Father’s Day celebrations in the country.

“We were extremely excited to have as part of the entertainment, the Mav ManiAACs and award winning vocalist, Sherna Armstrong,” said City Men Cook founder, Terry Allen. “Our event is a time for food, fellowship, and great music.

Partnerships empower our event. FedEx, FedEx Cares and the United States Virgin Islands Tourism brought a high community \ impact to this year’s events because their resources are anchored in our motto

of community+culture+corporate = commerce.”

City Men Cook was held Sunday, June 18, 2017, from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. CST, at Gilley’s Dallas, at 1135 S. Lamar St., Dallas, TX 75215. More information is available at www.citymencook.com About 1016 Media: 1016 Media is a comprehensive communications organization specializing in full service marketing, event management, and public relations. Led by award-winning communicator, Terry Allen, 1016 Media is headquartered in Dallas, Texas. For more information, go to www.1016media.com.

About City Men Cook, A Father’s Table, and A Taste of the South Charities, Inc.: A Taste of the South Charities, Inc., a Dallas-based 501(c)(3) organization, is on a national crusade to positively change the way the world views men in relationship to their families and communities to transform how Father’s Day is celebrated. Now entering its 16th year, its premiere event, City Men Cook, has become a tradition as the largest and longest-running national Father’s Day celebration of its kind in North Texas.

A Father’s Table (AFT) is a culinary boot camp and is part of President Barack Obama’s My Brother’s Keeper (MBK) initiative and is aimed at fathers and sons to encourage bonding through hands-on exploration of the culinary arts to mentor and initiate dialogue and collaboration. For more information, go to citymencook.com.

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Celebrities Bowl for Charity in 23rd Annual Cheryl Smith’s Don’t Believe The Hype Celebrity Bowl-a-thon The 23rd Annual Cheryl Smith’s Don’t Believe the Hype Celebrity Bowl-a-thon brought together journalists, newsmakers and entertainers to raise money for scholarships at USA Bowl in Dallas on June 17, 2017. Actor/Director Obba Babatunde rolled out the first ball and Gospel singer Keyondra Lockett sang the Negro National Anthem to start off the tournament.

Williams Chicken Founder Hiawatha Williams, actress Kiki Shepard, Reality TV Star Memphitz, Two-time Superbowler Bethel Johnson, R&B singer Tre Ward, Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price, Judges Lincoln Monroe, Cheryl Lee Shannon, Ingrid Warren, Shequitta Kelly and Valencia Nash, Radio personalities KHVN-AM’s Dareia Tolbert, 105.7’s Lynne Haze, The Ticket’s Chris Arnold, Internet Radio’s Terrance J and The Hollywood Hernandez, former NFL player Dante Wesley and his wife, Reneta, DFW/ABJ Vice President Eva Coleman, and Ester Davis of the Ester Davis Show joined other local and national media personalities and elected officials bowling and enjoying in the festivities.

Brought to you by title sponsor, Parrish Restaurants, LTD, this year’s event, keeping with the 23rd year theme, paid tribute to Texas State Senator Royce West (D-Dallas) representing the 23rd Senatorial District. In previous years, honorees included: comedian Dick Gregory, the late Joyce Ann Brown and former Dallas Mayor and U.S. Ambassador Ron Kirk.

Since year one, Sen. West has been a strong supporter of the scholarship fundraiser and student leaders participating in his Dr. Emmett J. Conrad Leadership Internship Program have been volunteers all 23 years. This year attendees were teased with: “Someone who wears the number 23 will be featured at this year’s event.” That person is Sen. West and the interns who with an active alumni association not only secure internships but also participate in numerous other activities, including volunteer projects, throughout the summer culminating with a luncheon where several scholarships are awarded.

“Sen. West has designed one of the best internship programs I’ve run across and I have seen and participated in many,” said Smith, who began the bowl-a-thon while working for KKDA-AM Soul 73. “I feel honored to have their involvement as they also pay homage to another great, Dr. Conrad. The program is intense and very rewarding for the students , as well as the employers and others associated with the program.

Proceeds from the event benefit area youth and scholarship programs. Sponsors included Evans Engraving, Ramona Logan, Golden Gate Funeral Home, City Men Cook, Produced by Eva, Williams’ Chicken, MOCCA Cosmetics, NTheKnow.com, Karrington & Company, Black Business Directory, LDE, MMS, Media Sponsors included: Dallas Weekly, Elite News, RoundThe Clock, Garland Journal, Texas Metro News and I Messenger.

THE WINNERS High Celebrity Male - Ken Bell of The Bell Networks High Celebrity Female - KJ Midday of 105.7 KRNB First Place Team - Evans Engraving Second Place Team - Evans Engraving 2 Third Place - 411 Sports Next Year’s event will be on June 23, 2018 at the same location USA Bowl.

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Growing Your Money Through Trading of Currencies By Arielle Johnson Many have read the book, “Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki, but not everyone is lucky enough to have at least one parent who is rich. Most of us grow up with both parents stressing the importance of taking the necessary steps to have stability in our lives. Go to college, get an education, get a career, buy a house, make a family, and stay at your job until it is time to retire, if it is a good job with benefits. Occasionally, we have an opportunity to grow up with parents whose views regarding money and finances are complete opposites of one another. A parent with views opposite the ones mentioned earlier, might be someone who is constantly taking risks in life. Their life path would be to make more than enough money to pay off their major debts, and have enough income remaining to schedule more leisure time with their family and make more investments.

We recently interviewed a gentleman by the name of Francisco Vasquez, who started out taking the stable lifestyle route in life, like his mother. He was enrolled in college and eventually picked up what most would consider a dream job for a 22 year old, making $44,000/year working as an underwriter for a finance company. The job was pretty much 9-5 p.m. and let’s just say, Francisco got comfortable. He was no longer living with Mom, and didn’t have any major responsibilities since he was living with a cousin. In this living situation, even after everything was paid, he still had a lot of disposable income.

After a year of working as an underwriter, Francisco received somewhat of a wake up call when his job decided to move their offices to Houston. This is

when he began to see how much control his job had over him, and decided he was not interested in making the move with them. Francisco says, although Houston is not that far away, the idea of moving there, made him feel as though he would be starting his life over again. A quote from his father came to mind when he found himself in this uncomfortable position. “Yo soy el tamano de la problema que se me presen-

From left to right - Mario Parra, Francisco Vasquez and Carlo Parra. (They are all first cousins.)

ta,” which means, there is never a problem too big for him to conquer, and if it appears bigger than him, do whatever it is you have to do to prepare yourself to solve it.

For a period of roughly 4 months, Francisco saved as much of his money as he could, while he pondered his next move. Eventually he had $15,000 in his savings account. He then took a portion of this money and invested it in importing cell phone accessories, such

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as cell phone cases and glass covers.

While he was waiting for the items to arrive, he spent hours upon hours on his home computer, researching all of the possible websites he would be able to use to sell his merchandise. Although Francisco found this business to be somewhat financially rewarding, it was also very time consuming and he knew he needed to find something else.

The idea of Forex Trading, which involves the trading of currencies, came about from Francisco’s roommate/cousin. His cousin didn’t provide him with too many details about it, but eventually he heard one of his friends was also involved with Forex Trading. Both of them were making money from it, but what really caught Francisco’s attention, was when his friend made a profit of $6,000 from a $500 investment, within a weeks time. This was when he decided to take a closer look at Forex Trading as a way of increasing his income.

Francisco’s advice to anyone considering Forex Trading is, number one, realize risk management needs to be taken into consideration. The reality of this business is, just as soon as you make $6,000, you can turn around and lose all of it if you are trading too aggressively. Technically, each trade should only be .04 percent of your account balance. Also, there are online tools and apps which allow you to follow predictions in the market to determine whether or not your income is likely to increase or decrease due to trading. Some of the tools you may use are Fibonacci,

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Bollinger Bands, Elliot Wave, and Harmonic Pattern. (Disclaimer: Elite News does not guarantee you will actually gain any profits from using any of these suggested tools.

Make sure you conduct your own research to find which tools work best for you before conducting a trade.) After analyzing the trends, you will need to find a brokerage firm to assist you with the trade. There will be fees involved, so again, you have to find a firm that works best for you.

Presently, at the age of 26, Francisco is working part-time in Corporate America, and conducting Forex trades when he gains knowledge of trends he wishes to invest in. His long term goal is to become a real estate and start-up company investor. Although he is not married, he hopes to make enough

money as an investor, to be able to spend a ton of leisure time with his future wife and children, while he is still somewhat of a youth. Francisco’s mother is a paralegal, and his father, although he is no longer affiliated with Organo Gold, made his first million with the company in 2012.

Please make sure you read next week’s paper, as we will be providing a follow up article to this one by a different Forex Trader. Our follow up article will offer details about obtaining training from a support group, so you do not feel as though you are learning the ends and outs of trading on your own. Also, be sure to follow us on Instagram @elitenewsone and Twitter @elite_newsone as we may be providing teasers to the upcoming article.

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Before closing out the session, we ent article, but if you would like to had an open discussion about use of become a part of the discussion, check the ‘N’ word as Mr. Thornton asked our Instagram @elitenewsone and the children if there was an appropri- Twitter @elite_newsone and join the ate time to use it. The class was split discussion. and the parents were too. But for When we asked Mr. Thornton why he the most part, the children stated it put this program together, he said, depends upon the context in which it “We are just making sure our great is used, and whether or not the perfuture leaders know about their son using the word has been accepted amazing black history.” Thank you by the group or individual he or she Mr. Warren Thornton for creating is addressing. This could be a differthe Knowledge Saturdays program.

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Parents, please get your children down to the MLK Library in Dallas.

Sometimes the group travels to different locations, as they did this past weekend, also, meeting times are subject to change, so be sure to communicate with Mr. Thornton at knowledgesaturdays@gmail.com and on Instagram @knowledgesaturdays to find out where the knowledge is being dropped.

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