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White Supremacist jailed after attack

By Freddie Allen (Managing Editor, NNPA Newswire)

James Alex Fields Jr., a 20 year-old from Ohio, who drove his dark gray Dodge Challenger into a crowd of people protesting a White nationalist march in Charlottesville, Va., on Saturday, August 12 showed a deep interest in Nazism and Adolph Hitler in high school. Fields is being held on suspicion of second-degree murder, among other charges. ABC News reported that Derek Weimer, Fields’ former world history teacher at Randall K. Cooper High School in Union, Kentucky, said that Fields was “fairly quiet,”“smart,” and also an open admirer of Adolf Hitler and the Nazis. According to ABC News, “Some of Fields’ classmates at the school recalled a trip to Europe a group of students took after graduation in 2015, when they visited the Dachau concentration camp. Two of the students on the trip said when they arrived at the concentration camp, Fields said, ‘This is where the magic happened.’” Last weekend, White nationalists descended on the college town to protest the removal of a statute of Robert E. Lee, the infamous general of the Confederacy. Fields’ mother, Samantha Bloom, told the Associated Press, that she thought her son was attending a political rally, “that had something to do with Trump” and that she tried to stay out of her son’s political views. Media reports have described Heather Heyer, the lone fatality in Saturday’s tragedy, as a 32 year-old paralegal from Greene County, Va., and a supporter of Senator Bernie Sanders (D-Vt.). Heyer was in Charlottesville to protest against the White nationalist rally in Charlottesville. Charlottesville Mayor Mike Signer called Hey-

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er’s killing and the injury of others a “terrorist attack with a car used as a weapon.” In a statement about the violence and the White nationalist march in Charlottesville, Neera Tanden, the president and CEO of the Center for American Progress, said that events over the weekend are another stark and disturbing reminder that violent extremism continues to exist in our neighborhoods and communities. In a statement from his New Jersey golf club, President Donald Trump said that he condemned the “egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides.” Former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke said that the White nationalists’ protest represented a turning point for this country. ”We are determined to take this country back. We’re gonna fulfill the promises of Donald Trump. That’s what we believed in,” Duke said in a video posted to Twitter. Facing sharp criticism for the president’s initial response to the tragedy, the White House issued a follow-up statement that included a stronger rebuke of “White supremacists, the Ku Klux Klan,

Neo-Nazis and all extremist groups.” Tanden said that throughout the campaign and in his brief presidency, Trump has had many opportunities to not just fully distance his administration from those allied with Nazi sympathizers and the KKK but also to denounce them. Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis, Jr., the president and CEO of the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) tweeted that the Black Press condemned the racial hatred and violence in Charlottesville. “Love presupposes justice, equality, freedom, and empowerment. Hate renders only more hatred,” Chavis tweeted. Echoing Tanden’s concerns about the president’s dithering remarks about the White nationalist movement, Congressman Cedric Richmond, (D-La.) said that since the campaign, President Trump has encouraged and emboldened the type of racism and violence that occurred in Charlottesville. “This is a president after all who has two White supremacists working for him in the White House—Steve Bannon and Stephen Miller,” said Richmond. “For these reasons, we weren’t surprised President Trump couldn’t bring himself to say the words ‘White supremacy,’ ‘White supremacists,’ and ‘domestic terrorism’ when he addressed the nation’ on Saturday. He instead chose to use racially coded dog whistles like ‘law and order’ and false equivalencies like ‘many sides.’ Richmond continued: “Where is Attorney General Sessions? Instead of suppressing votes and dismantling affirmative action, he should be working with the Department of Homeland Security to investigate today’s crimes.” Richmond noted that the CBC urged Congressman Michael McCaul (R-Texas), the chairman of the House Committee on Homeland Security to investigate this sort of domestic terrorism, months ago. “As 49 members who represent and are part of a community who has for centuries been victimized by White supremacists, we strongly condemn what happened in Charlottesville,” said Richmond in the statement. “We also condemn the Administration’s poor response to it.”

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LDF, others speak out against racist attacks From Staff Reports

Cheryl Lowery, daughter of

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Sherrilyn A. Ifill, of the “We’re called today, to rise above NAACP Legal Defense the littleness; to rise above pettiFund was one of many ness; to rise above racism, hatred who spoke out against and vitriolic comments.” The Dean white supremacy and a of the Civil Rights Movement vicious attack last week continues, “We are also called to during a rally in Charmake strong comments when it lottesville, VA. is called to do so. I call upon my “After white supremacist Marc Morial Helen Giddings violence in Charlottesville, low it to poison our future. As LDF brothers and sisters to turn to Virginia, took the life of Heather and other civil rights organizations each other and not on each othHeyer, injured over 30 others, and continue to fight against the prolif- er and let God use us to - in the contributed to the deaths of two eration of racial hatred, our lead- words of Amos - let justice roll state troopers, the President need- ers must also do this work on the down like water and righteoused two days to summon the words federal, state, and local level – and ness like a mighty stream.” to explicitly condemn racism. they must do it now.”Similar senti- Rev. Dr. Joseph E. Lowery, Chair, Lowery Institute His statement today is simply not ments were echoed Trustee Board/ enough. We need action. across the country: Our nation’s leadership must not “The events in Charlot“The Dallas only forcefully condemn white su- tesville this past weekNAACP first ofpremacy, but work actively and end were horrifying fers prayers and affirmatively to stop it. Yet the Pres- to watch. The city of thoughts for all of ident’s response to white suprema- Dallas joins the rest of the lives affected by cy has laid the foundation for the the country in mournthe senseless racist “Unite the Right” rally and violent ing Heather Heyer, as acts at the hate ralconfrontation. The Administra- well as the two fallen ly in Charlottesville, tion’s silence in the wake of recent Virginia State Police Sherrilyn A. Ifill Virginia, especially incidences of white supremacist troopers. People that the families of those violence in Portland, Maryland and support Neo-Nazis and who experienced loss Minnesota has constituted an abdi- white supremacists of life as a result of cation of the kind of leadership we should be called out this act of domestic should expect from our President. for what they are: pure terrorism. The NAACP We also demand accountability evil. There is no place unequivocally confrom local law enforcement. In Fer- for such bigotry in our demns the use of hate guson, Baltimore, Baton Rouge, and society.” speech and hate-spirother cities, we saw lawful, peaceful -Dallas Mayor Mike ited violence, and protests met with a militarized reRawlings supports the removal sponse. While we condemn the use of all symbols and Dallas Mayor of militarized force against protest- “Are our Confederate Mike Rawlings images that repreers, we are concerned by the failure monuments worth the of police in Charlottesville to force- lives of our neighbors? If not, we all sent white supremacy, hate, racfully protect against white suprem- need to do all that we can to bring ism, and oppression. The tragedy that occurred in Charlottesville is acist violence. We demand that them down.” law enforcement prosecute acts of -Rev. Dr. Jeff Hood, July 7 Organizer a painful reminder of how blatant racism and hate motivated acts of violence and that the Charlottesville police provide a detailed account- “I know first-hand how evil these violence have hindered America ing of the steps they took to protect hate groups can be. During their from actualizing its ambitions of clergy and other peaceful partici- fight for civil and human rights my becoming a nation of justice and pants in this weekend’s events.” parents received constant bomb equality for all people. Pushing White supremacy is a part of our threats and were shot at by the KKK America to realize its potential as a just nation, free of racism and hate nation’s history, but we cannot al- during a march in Alabama.”

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whether overt, covert, institutional, or otherwise speaks to the very core of existence of the NAACP and our continuing fight against the forces of evil and hate. We firmly understand that the only thing necessary for the continuance of this hate is for us to do nothing; therefore, we call for lawmakers to condemn this and all similar acts of white supremacy sponsored hate, and domestic terrorism. We ask that local elected leaders (city, county, and school board) call for the removal of these painful reminders on public property that have hindered our greatness as a society. Furthermore, we join in the National NAACP’s call for President Trump to denounce this act as an act of terrorism and condemn the repeated rhetoric which has helped to fuel this climate of discord and division. We remain steadfast in our advocacy and activism as we push forward in our fight for legislative changes, expansion of voting rights, and sound public policies that equally serve and protect all citizens within our community. At the August 1st General Membership meeting, the Dallas NAACP assembled a task force to address the removal of Confederate monuments, statues, and symbols that are housed on public property. Aubrey C. Hooper, President, Dallas NAACP and Assistant Secretary, NAACP National Board

“Horrifying expressions of white supremacy and Nazi sympathies sadly are nothing novel in the United States, even in the 21st Century. What is shocking is that these demonstrations - with apparent deliberate fatal assaults against counter-protesters - should take place without a clear condemnation from the highest levels of government. What we are witnessing is a failure of our nationPlease see Racist, page 6

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al institutions. We in the Urban League Movement call upon everyone with a voice on our national stage to condemn these demonstrations and these racist sentiments in the strongest possible terms. This is not who we are as a society and as a nation.” - Marc H. Morial, National

Urban League President and CEO

“My heart goes out to the people of Charlottesville, Virginia, whose peaceful weekend was interrupted by a barbaric white supremacist attack. I also of-

fer my condolences to the counter protester who lost their life after a car plowed into a crowd of peaceful protesters yesterday. Charlottesville is experiencing one of the largest groups of white nationalist rallies in a decade. We must search out the roots of this bigotry and eliminate it once and for all. Our country must rise above the systemic racism that permeates so many facets of our society. Calls for unity are not enough. We must demand a call to action. It is on each of us, from the President to every day citizens, to con-

demn racism when we see it. We must not waste another day doing nothing. We must not allow another tragedy to pass us by without self-reflection and action. Racism is our original sin and it is our eternal struggle. We must never grow complacent to finding its cure.” TX Representative Helen Giddings “I am deeply disturbed by President Trump’s unsatisfactory response to the incident in Charlottesville, VA. He was elected by the American people to be

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a leader with the hopes that he would unify and strengthen our nation. Instead, his most recent comments will only continue to divide us as a country. It is long overdue for the president to display the strong sense of leadership that is expected of an elected official, leader of the free world, and President of the United States. White nationalism has no place in our democratic society. President Trump should unequivocally denounce such extremism and frankly he has been reluctant to do so. “I have lived in this great

nation for all of my life and I have witnessed many things throughout my years. However, I never imagined a day when someone such as the President would defend and align himself with such hateful and evil rhetoric. Our country is better than this, and so are its people. There should be zero hesitation from this White House administration to denounce racial extremism and condemn the violence we have seen in Charlottesville.” Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson

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Community Calendar

August 19

Lip Gloss for Love Walk About A Mile in My Shoes” Community Health Fair and Back to School event. Fireside Recreation Center 8601 Fireside Dr. Dallas, Texas 75217 Event hours: 9am to 2pm C.A.W. Clark Legal Clinic Free Legal Advice from Local Attorneys Judge Dominique Collins, Moderator Living Wills—Medical Power Attorney—Expunctions—Disclosures - Estate Planning - Notary - Interacting with Law Enforcement—Criminal Actions—Small Claim Court Issues Notary service will be available after the presentation(s). When: Saturday, August 19, 2017 Where (Note Room Change): Spigner Wing Good Street Baptist Church: 3110 Bonnie View Road Dallas, Texas 75216 Time: 9:30 A.M.—11:30 A.M. Dr. Barbara Steele, C.A.W. Clark Legal Clinic Founder/Director

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tax swap for the Board’s consideration.

14th Tulisoma: South Dallas Book Fair at the African American Museum

August 24 NAMC DFW Inaugural Annual Luncheon and Awards Event from 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM CDT Cholula Porch Globe Life Park 1000 Ballpark Way Arlington, TX 76011 ******* A Conversation wtih Retired NFL and NBA Greats Wine and Cheese Reception 6:30-8:30 pm

September 2 Theta Alpha Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. in conjunction with the Theta Alpha Foundation presents 2nd annual Martinis and Linen Party - Shaken not Stirred, 150 Turtle Creek Blvd. Dallas. $40/$50 at door. Call George Bennett 469245-9672 or Royce West Jr., 972-514-7495

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The ladies of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated - Gamma Omega Zeta Chapter, Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Incorporated - Gamma Sigma Chapter, and the men of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated - Eta Rho Sigma Chapter are partnering for the Backpack & School Supply Drive 2017! The actual event (collecting and sorting physical donations) will be held on location at the Library on Saturday, August 19, 2017 from 10am to 2pm, the same day as our Health & Wellness Fair.

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A called board meeting to consider a special Tax Ratification Election for October has been postponed. The Administration postponed the meeting after receiving an estimate of $2.2 million for a special October election. Administration will present options for the Board to consider calling a Tax Ratification Election or Tax Swap on November 7, the Uniform Election date. The cost of the November election is anticipated to be no more that $750,000. A called Board meeting and public hearing will be held Monday, August 21 at 4 p.m. Administration will present a proposed plan for a 13-cent TRE, a six-cent TRE, and 2-cent

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MALVEAUX: Affirmative Action for wealthy Immigrants, Not Students

The LAST WORD By Dr. Julianne Malveaux

In the same week that it was revealed that the Department of Injustice is spearheading attacks on affirmative action, our 45th President indicated his support for legislation that would drastically revive our nation’s immigration policy. Instead of providing immigration opportunities to the families of people who are legal residents of our country, the pending legislation would create a “merit based” system for immigration. According to legislation sponsored by Republican Senators Tom Cotton of Arkansas and David Perdue of Georgia, applicants for legal immigration earn points based on education, high-paying job offers, entrepreneurial ability (including the ability to invest in the US), high-achievement – Nobel Prize winners are welcome, and age (bring on the young). Presently, about a million people are granted green cards, but the Cotton-Perdue legislation would cut the number by half within a decade. And the “diversity lottery” that admits 50,000 people each year, would be eliminated. A significant number of African immigrants, among others, are admitted through the diversity lottery. The Cotton-Perdue legislation provides affirmative action for wealthy immigrants. If you have

a high-paying job offer, or money to invest, or entrepreneurial ability, you’ve got a better chance of getting in than if you are a highschool grad who would be sponsored by her sibling. Why is this affirmative action? Because affirmative action says that when all else is equal, you choose a preference for a certain group. In higher education, the preference – all else equal – is for those who have been historically excluded and systematically discriminated against. When affirmative action policies were

who irrationally oppose immigration, and feel that whites experience more discrimination than do African Americans. Their beliefs cannot be verified by economic data that indicate that African American people experience more unemployment, have lower incomes, less wealth and less education. Equally educated African Americans take twice as long to find new jobs as whites do. Beyond economic matter, basic quality of life issues (such as police violence) are harsher for African Americans

initially developed they were designed to favor African Americans and other underrepresented minorities. In practical terms, white women have often been the primary beneficiaries of affirmative action, especially in the workplace. 45 and his posse support preferences in immigration, but oppose them when it comes to higher education and employment. The Administration’s positions on both affirmative action and immigration are winks and nods to 45’s base, the nativist white people

than for whites If 45 and his crew can state their preferences for immigration policy, why can’t institutions of higher education state their preferences for admissions policy? The problem is that 45 has hired these inferior and aggrieved white people, like Candice Jackson, who works in the Civil Rights Division of the Department of Education. While a Stanford student, Jackson was a staunch critic of affirmative action. She has also said, rather callously, that most accusations of cam-

pus rape are related to alcohol or the end of relationships. She is exactly the wrong type of person to lead an office of civil rights. It is not clear why Jackson was hired, but she has the right ideological credentials – she wrote a book about “the women targeted by the Clinton machine”, worked for the conservative Judicial Watch organization, and has an axe to grind against feminists, and those who support racial economic justice. Charging this woman with defending civil rights is the same as charging Scott Pruitt with protecting the environment! 45 and his colleagues would probably support the same kind of affirmative action in college admissions as they support for immigration. If you have money, are an entrepreneur, or have already achieved, then you deserve admission. If not, that’s just too bad. Are we facing the end of affirmative action and the end of immigration fairness? Most likely, unless we resist. Every day it becomes clearer that 45 will attempt to implement drastic structural change unless our legislative process is altered by the 2018 elections. Meanwhile, 45 is throwing red meat at the braying dogs of racism and xenophobia. And the dogs are barking at those of us who believe in justice and fairness. Julianne Malveaux is an economist, author, and Founder of Economic Education. Her podcast, “It’s Personal with Dr. J” is available on iTunes. Her latest book “Are We Better Off: Race, Obama and public policy is available via amazon.com

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QUIT PLAYIN’ By Vincent L. Hall

Whether you surf the web, meander through your social media, or venture out on the NegroNet, the saga of Colin Kaepernick is a major source of consternation for African-Americans and Progressives. However, our protests have not made a first down, much less a touchdown in the gridiron battle to get Kaepernick back into the National Football League. So here’s the plan…No NFL (Period) unless and until Colin Kaepernick is “repatriated” with a team in this league. #turnitoff Let me begin with a personal testimony. I still haven’t been able to sit and watch any remnants of the film “12 Years a Slave.” My spirit has been routinely traumatized by events that commenced with the execution of Trayvon Martin to the present travesty of the Trump monarchy. I just can’t watch anything about slavery, mass incarceration or official oppression. Nike can, “Just Do It”, but I cannot. My inclination was to see the new film “Detroit” but the

10 Yards a Slave? stamina it takes for me to withstand wanton and unfettered racism on the big screen, is just not in me. However, I do watch the last six minutes of Django every time White Nationalists/ Terrorists and “45” get on my nerves…which is often. Django didn’t single out White racists; he summarily dismissed “Stephen” the “House Negro.” The 2017 version of Django would shoot ESPN’s “Houseboy,” Stephen A. Smith too. Kaepernick is personal for

essayist said last year that still amplifies the pro-Kaepernick argument. “So just in case you were wondering, when a white man bellows that America is no longer great, and in fact is akin to a “third world” country, and that many other countries are better than we are at all kinds of things — and this is why we should elect him, so he can “make America great again,” because right now, we’re sorta suckin’ wind — that is the

me. I suffered my only suspension for refusing to salute the flag at age 15, as a member of the Student Senate at Skyline High School. It made me so mad that I’ve saluted the flag only twice since. Two times after the election of Barack Hussein Obama when I was really feeling hopeful about this nation’s unwritten race compact. And I regret those two lapses now too. Listen to what Steve Wise, the White, lettered, antiracist

height of patriotism. The kind of talk we need! The kind of nationalistic endorsement around which all Americans should be willing to rally. And when this same man says black people aren’t safe from other black people, and they can’t even walk down the street without getting shot by other black people, and that’s why they specifically should vote for him, so he can make their communities safe, that too is to be understood as a

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I Messenger laudable commentary, even an ecumenical “outreach” to African Americans. However —if a black man like 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick refuses to stand for the national anthem because he feels the country hasn’t done right by black folks, and especially with regard to the unpunished killing of far too many by law enforcement, that is to be understood as treasonous, as grounds for his dismissal from his team, and as a justification to insist that he take his exit from the nation he apparently “hates.” Because after all, who would condemn conditions in America except for one who by definition hated it?” #nailedit Slate Magazine reported a glimpse of hope. “Oakland Raiders running back Marshawn Lynch remained seated during the national anthem before Saturday’s exhibition opener against the Arizona Cardinals.” The Daily News reported this the next day; “Michael Bennett (Seattle Seahawks) is taking a stand, by sitting down. When are YOU going to make headlines, or will you always just be 10 yards a Slave? #kaepernick #sitdowntostandup #thisaintnoscrimmage #10yardsaslave

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MY DAY: Reclaiming My Time

By Dr. Ester Davis Have you ever asked a question to your doctor, an insurance agent or about an incorrect bill only to not receive an answer to your question? How much filibustering was asserted in not answering you directly? The Honorable Maxine Waters has given us a new sermon with gospel song “reclaiming my time.” And the song is already written and at the top of the charts. A couple of weeks ago, the Honorable U. S. Representative of the 43rd Congressional District, California, declared this now more-famous line 13 times in two minutes eleven seconds (2:11) during a hearing with Steve Mnuchin, Treasury Secretary in the Trump administration. It all started innocent enough. Congresswoman Waters sent a

from St Louis, is letter to the one of the most treasury secpowerful Demoretary quescrats in the House. tioning the She can be politTrump finanically correct and cial connecdefinitely politically tion to Russia incorrect. Eighteen on May 23, days after #45 took 2017. office, the fierce The treasury -natured American secretary simHonorable Maxine Waters politician started ply did not impeachment conanswer the letter and the subsequent question versations with true grit. Some new choice language, about the letter at the hearing the week of July 27. We are all too fa- including “treason weasels” has miliar with this tactic used by pol- been added unto the Office of the iticians and others to waste time President. Ms. Waters has battled not answering questions and injustice for decades, still standrefusing to answer the question ing firm on her beliefs. In 1968 Shirley Chisholm was based on some narrow excuse. Since #45 took office, we have elected to Congress. Maxine Wabecome very familiar with ques- ters was 30 years old just getting tions not being answered, plus her feet wet in politics. In 1992, artificial facts, absurd reasoning we all woke up to the LA riots and and a White House in shambles, the scars it left. Then President George H.W. not to mention the examples to Bush, called for an urban meetour children. Ms. Waters, one of 13 children ing with grassroots leaders, and

deliberately or intentionally left off one person. Maxine Waters showed up uninvited with an opening statement “I do not intend to be excluded or dismissed.” During the banking fiasco, where millions of Americans lost their homes, Maxine Waters relentlessly called out Wells Fargo, and we all know how that ended up. The lesson here is to regain, recover and rescue your precious time. It is how to shut down people who try to waste it. Ester Davis, speaker at the

Family Church, 1710 W. Airport Freeway, Irving, “Music for World Peace”. Facebook.com/ester.davis.39. Special Thanks to General Richard Dix and Tito Jackson for coming into the community before their scheduled appearance at AT&T Stadium. Ester Davis is a celebrated writer, television producer and show host. She can be reached at Facebook. com/ Ester.davis.39. Website Esterday.com is still under construction.

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2017 HBCU Alabama A&M University Visitor: Alcorn State University Location: Louis Crews Stadium, Huntsville, AL Date: October 8, 2017 | 2 PM Alabama State University Visitor: Miles College Location: ASU Stadium, Montgomery, AL Date: Nov. 24, 2017 | 3 PM Albany State University Visitor: Morehouse College Location: Albany State University Coliseum, Albany, GA Date: Oct. 14, 2017 | 2 PM Alcorn State University Visitor: Prairie View A&M University Location: Spinks-Casem Stadium, Lorman, MS Date: Oct. 14, 2017 | 2 PM Benedict College Visitor: Clark Atlanta University Location: Charlie W. Johnson Stadium, Columbia, SC Date: Oct. 14, 2017 | 2 PM Bethune-Cookman University Visitor: Hampton University Location: Municipal Stadium, Daytona Beach, FL Date: Oct. 28, 2017 | 4 PM Bowie State University Visitor: Lincoln University of Pennsylvania Location: Bulldog Football Stadium, Bowie, MD Date: Oct. 28, 2017 | 1 PM Central State University Visitor: Miles College Location: McPherson Stadium, Wilberforce, OH Date: Oct. 7, 2017 | 1 PM Cheyney University of Pennsylvania Visitor: Alabama State University Location: O’Shields Stevenson Stadium, Cheyney, PA Date: Nov. 23, 2017 | 3 PM Clark Atlanta University Visitor: Albany State University Location: CAU Panther Stadium, Atlanta, GA Date: Oct. 21, 2017 | 2 PM Delaware State University Visitor: Howard University Location: Alumni Stadium, Dover, DE Date: Oct. 14, 2017 | 2 PM Edward Waters College Visitor: Warner University Location: Edward Waters College, Jacksonville, FL Date: Oct. 21, 2017 | 4 PM Elizabeth City State University Visitor: Lincoln University (Pennsylvania) Location: Roebuck Stadium, Elizabeth City, NC Date:Oct. 14, 2017 | 1:30 PM

Fayetteville State University Visitor: Saint Augustine’s University Location: Luther Nick Jerald’s Stadium, Fayetteville, NC Date: Oct. 21, 2017 | 2:00 PM

Florida A&M University Visitor: North Carolina A&T State University Location: Bragg Memorial Stadium, Tallahassee, FL Date: Oct. 14, 2017 | 3:00 PM Fort Valley State University Visitor: Morehouse College Location: Wildcat Stadium, Fort Valley, GA Date: Oct. 28, 2017 | 2:00 PM Grambling State University Visitor: Texas Southern University Location: Robinson Stadium, Grambling, LA Date: Oct. 28, 2017 | 2:00 PM Hampton University Visitor: Florida A&M University Location: Armstrong Stadium, Hampton, VA Date: Oct. 21, 2017 | 2:00 PM Howard University Visitor: Morgan State University Location: William H. Greene Stadium, Washington, DC Date: Oct. 21, 2017 | TBA

Location: Alumni Memorial Football Stadium, Salisbury, NC Date: Oct. 28, 2017 | 1:30 PM Miles College Visitor: Kentucky State University Location: Sloan-Alumni Stadium, Fairfield, AL Date: Oct. 14, 2017 | 2:00 PM Mississippi Valley State University Visitor: Virginia University of Lynchburg Location: Rice–Totten Stadium, Itta Bena, MS Date: Oct. 21, 2017 | 2:00 PM Morehouse College Visitor: Benedict College Location: B.T. Harvey Stadium, Atlanta, GA Date: Oct. 21, 2017 | 2:00 PM Morgan State University Visitor: Savannah State University Location: Hughes Stadium, Baltimore, MD Date: Oct. 14, 2017 | 1:00 PM Norfolk State University Visitor: Savannah State University Location: William “Dick” Price Stadium, Norfolk, VA Date: Oct. 28, 2017 | 2:00 PM North Carolina A&T State University Visitor: Florida A&M University Location: Aggie Stadium, Greensboro, NC Date: Oct. 29, 2017 | 1:00 PM

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Saint Augustine’s University Visitor: Johnson C. Smith University Location: George Williams Athletic Complex, Raleigh, NC Date: Oct. 28, 2017 | 1:00 PM

Lane College Visitor: Langston University Location: Lane Field, Jackson, TN Date: Oct. 7, 2017 | 2:00 PM Langston University Visitor: Arizona Christian Location: W.E. Anderson Stadium, Langston, OK Date: Oct. 21, 2017 | 2:00 PM Lincoln University (Missouri) Visitor: Truman State Location: Dwight T. Reed Stadium, Jefferson City, MO Date: Sep 23, 2017 | 2:00 PM Lincoln University (Pennsylvania) Visitor: Virginia State University Location: LU Football Stadium, Lincoln University, PA Date: Oct. 21, 2017 | 1:00 PM Livingstone College Visitor: Fayetteville State University

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Savannah State University Visitor: Hampton University Location: Theodore A. Wright Stadium, Savannah, GA Date: Oct. 7, 2017 | 2:00 PM Shaw University Visitor: Saint Augustine’s Location: Durham County Stadium, Durham, NC Date: Nov. 4, 2017 | 12:00 PM South Carolina State University Visitor: Howard University Location: Oliver C. Dawson Stadium, Orangeburg, SC Date: Oct. 28, 2017 | 1:30 PM Southern University and A&M College Visitor: Alabama A&M University Location: A.W. Mumford Stadium, Baton Rouge, LA Date: Oct. 7, 2017 | 6:00 PM

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Psi Chapter wins big at Iota National Convention

Psi Chapter members of Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc.

Daphne Hornbuckle with awards

Lifetime Member Dwala Brown

Psi Chapter was selected as the National Outstanding Chapter for 2015 - 2016 and Daphne Hornbuckle was awarded Outstanding Chapter President for 2015 - 2016 and 2016 - 2017 for Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc. during its 88th Anniversary National Convention in Long Beach, CA; July 19 - July 23, 2017. "Our hard work these past four years has certainly paid off and I am truly grateful for the many accolades and awards received at this convention." said Mrs. Hornbuckle, Psi Chapter's immediate past pres-

Sorors receive Years of Service pins

ident. Psi Chapter also received the Dorethea N. Hornbuckle Business Month award and the Marcella Morrison Technology award. As Mrs. Hornbuckle sets the gavel down after four successful years as chapter president, congratulations is also in order for the newly installed Southwestern Regional Director, Vahnita Loud; also a member of Psi Chapter. "I am truly honored as I look forward to the opportunity to continue strengthening the Southwestern Region and working for the good of

Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc." said Ms. Loud. According to Mrs. Hornbuckle, the 88th Anniversary National Convention “was indeed inspiring and empowering as it engaged members through business sessions, leadership workshops, and offered plenty of networking opportunities.” She concluded, “Congratulations to Psi Chapter as they continue to lead and support business and professional women; our youth through education, and our overall Dallas community.”

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Dallas Chapter of Gospel Music Workshop of America celebrates 50th Anniversary of National Convention of GMWA

Chad Lott, Pastor Rodney J. Lott, Melody Frazier, and Samuel C. Britt

Dallas Chapter Choir

Samuel C. Britt, Dallas Chapter Rep (left) receives Exceptional Service Award

One hundred thirty-five members of the Dallas Chapter of the Gospel Music of America (GMWA) traveled to Atlanta, GA to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the National Convention of the Gospel Music Workshop of America July 22-29. During the weeklong celebration, eight songwriters who are members of the Dallas Chapter presented original songs in Mass Choir, Women’s Division, Contemporary Adult Division and the Youth Division and four members participated in the Academic and Administrative Divisions. The Dallas Chapter was recog-

nized at the 50th Anniversary Celebration Banquet and received an award for Exceptional Service in Ticket Sales. Both, the Dallas Chapter's Adult Choir and the Contemporary Adult Choir ministered during the Convention to the more than 6,000 attendees. “I was thrilled to see so many Dallas Chapter members in attendance and actively involved in this year’s convention. In the 22 years I’ve attended the National Convention, this was one of the best. The music was great and the opportunities to minister, fellowship and network were exceptional. “If you have a love for gospel music, I welcome you to join us at the next rehearsal on Saturday, September 9,” said Samuel C. Britt, Dallas Chapter Repre-

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sentative. The Chapter’s Adult Choir rehearses regularly on the first Saturday of each month at 4pm at the Cedar Crest Cathedral CME Church, 1616 E. Illinois in Dallas. The Contemporary Adult Choir’s next rehearsal is Saturday, September 9 at 2pm at Greater Peoples Missionary Baptist Church, 1300 Bonnie View Road in Dallas. The Dallas Chapter is a nonprofit interdenominational multicultural association of gifted singers, musicians, songwriters, clinicians and music directors in the genre of gospel music. It also includes ministers, educators and business professionals who are joined together to preserve the heritage of gospel music. For additional information, visit dallasgmwa.org.

AUGUST 18, 2017 I Messenger Sigma Gamma Rhos hold annual back to school event The “Amazing” Alpha Omicron Sigma (AOS) Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho, Sorority, Inc. Dallas, TX, embodies Intentional, Impactful, and Measurable leadership and service to the greater Dallas community. On Saturday, August 5, 2017, Alpha Omicron Sigma Chapter, sxzheld its Annual Operation Big Book Bag Back to School Event at the Lakewest YMCA, in Dallas, TX. This “Amazing” chapter donated pens, pencils, folders, and many other essential school supplies to over 150 students. The chapter also donated swim lessons to Lakewest YMCA in a continued effort of teaching our youth to swim, increased water safety and the Swim 1922 initiative of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. Students participate in breakout sessions, which included, Online Awareness, being safe when communicating on line and Know Before You Go, water safety and education.

Big Tex is Hiring - State Fair of Texas Seasonal Job Applications Available Online The 2017 State Fair of Texas® is just a few months away, and Big Tex is officially looking for job applicants. Seasonal job applications are now available online for a variety of departments and positions. The State Fair is a beloved Texas tradition, so it’s easy to see why working at the Fair is just as fun as attending the annual event. The Fair provides more than 6,000 seasonal job

DFW-ABJ URBAN JOURNALISM WORKSHOP APPLICATIONS The Dallas-Fort Worth Association of Black Journalists (formerly the Dallas-Fort Worth Association of Black Communicators) will present its 28th annual Urban

for book bag donations, Teira Hicks of L.E.A.P for facilitating the Online Awareness class and Lakewest Family YMCA for their partnership in this event. AOS continues serve the greater Dallas area and is dedicated to ensuring that Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. remains a Sisterhood for the Future!

The breakout sessions were designed to enhance mental, physical, and artistic capabilities of the students. While the Youth were engrossed in their activities, parents were invited to stay and attend the Parent Forum, an open dialog with chapter educators and parents, about the importance of school attendance and how to enhance the learning experience of their children. Special thanks to JMPR Enterprises

Follow AOS on Social Media! Facebook: Alpha Omicron Sigma Chapter Instagram: @AlphaOmicronSigma Twitter:@AlphaOmicronSigmaChapter

opportunities every year, with approximately 1,500 people employed directly by the State Fair of Texas. As the annual event is a collection of small businesses, the remaining seasonal positions report to independent contractors including concessionaires, ride operators, and vendors. Applications for seasonal positions can be found online, with opportunities available in the following areas: Cleanup, Commercial Vendor Booths, Cotton Bowl, Coupon Sales, Creative Arts, Food and Beverage, Games, Gates, Greenhouse, Guest Services, Livestock, Maintenance, Plumbing, Public Relations, Rides, and Security.

To apply for a seasonal position at the State Fair of Texas, please visit BigTex.com/Jobs. In addition to encouraging job seekers who don’t have access to a computer to visit their area public library, the Fair has partnered with several local organizations who will be opening up their computer facilities to those wanting to fill out job applications. Please find details on the participating locations below: Cornerstone Baptist Church 1819 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. Dallas, TX 75215 Contact: Chris L. Simmons

Journalism Workshop for high school and college students. For more information or to apply, log on to www. dfwabj.com Applications must be returned to: DFW/ABJ c/o Cheryl Smith 320 South RL Thornton Freeway, Ste220 Dallas, TX 75203

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It is what it is, don’t make a fuss. I promise you you’ll have your day. This happens all the time and leads to one of two scenarios. #1 - this situation will come up again and they’ll look to him to lead the team. Or #2, questions will be asked and they’ll look to him for answers. What I would do is better prepare myself. From now on, after making suggestions during a team meeting, you should come

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and supervisors are always eyeballing, watching when you least expect it. They know who’s doing what and what’s doing who. Truth is, we all strive for kudo’s, compliments, fist bumps and high fives, accompanying a big thanks from the boss. When that doesn’t happen, it’s cool. What I’ve found on the other side of 50 is, I was rewarded more when I didn’t get a pat on the back, no acknowledgment at all. It always worked out in the end. I’ve experienced and learned a conference room full of cheers is fleeting, it’s my confidence, fortitude, and purpose that matters most. Those qualities will never leave you, they’ll always propel you to achieve your highest goals. Alma

A Kloset Full of Hope

Radio personality KJ Midday pushes fashion Story and Photos By Eva D. Coleman

KJ Midday

She’s heard weekdays on Smooth R&B 105.7 FM. While the smooth-

ness of her voice soothes and entertains listeners all over, there’s a wrinkle in time KJ “Midday” Bland wants to get rid of. “I wanted to clean my closet out because most of the time when I host events, you know you can’t take a picture in it again and post it again,” KJ said. “You know, people be like, ‘Oh you had that on three months ago!’” The pressure is on to keep the outfits and photos fresh. Transfer-

ring the build up of abundance brought KJ and Sheila Sedlak, owner of Sophisticated Seconds in Dallas, together. “I wanted to just kind of get some of my stuff in consignment, and I know Sheila had this beautiful boutique and she and I thought of the idea of opening up KJ’s Kloset,” KJ said. Nestled in a corner room of the boutique, located in unit 220 of 1140 Empire Central Drive, is

where you’ll find KJ’s Kloset, featuring clothing that has made appearances throughout Dallas-Fort Worth and around the country, up close and personal with notables in entertainment. “It’s just a way for people to come and shop quality for less, dress cute for less,” KJ said. KJ’s Kloset also hopes to give women in need, who are seeking employment, the star power and confidence to land a job.

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