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JUSTICE ON TRIAL
MY TRUTH
by Cheryl Smith, Publisher
Tricks or Treats We’re in the throes of yet another election where some great things can happen especially if there is a huge voter turnout. Rain, rain, go away. No voter suppression. No disenfranchisement of voters. No changing polling places at the last minute. No false advertising or lying about critical election information. Early voting has begun. It’s also Halloween time and folks will be out trick or treating soon. There will be all kinds of parties and folks of all ages dressing up and going out with the expectation that they will get a treat. Unfortunately there have been deaths associated with Halloween because there are some sick people out there who will do immoral things like passing out “treats” laced with drugs, razors, and other harmful items. Then there are the weirdos who go out looking for trouble—they just make everything negative. Sound familiar? See MY TRUTH, page 15
INSIDE Quit Playin’ By Vincent L. Hall
Fall in line. Go VOTE! Page 4
The Role of the Grand Jury
By D.A. Faith Johnson... Page 5
JUSTICE for BOTHAM JEAN Lest we forget!
Judge who received rare public reprimands continues trend of controversial rulings, not holding defendants accountable By Emma Lynn I Messenger Media
Judge Teresa Hawthorne, the sitting judge in Dallas County’s 203rd Judicial District Court who received two rare public reprimands in 2017 and was removed from the 2018 Democratic Primary ballot, has made controversial rulings in multiple felony cases over the past several months. A few of the cases in question include Aggravated Robbery, Failure to Register as a Sex Offender and Possession of a Controlled Substance. According to public information available on Dallas County criminal cases, Judge Hawthorne has granted probation, granted early release from probation, and/or dismissed felony cases often without lawfully required hearings or holding defendants accountable for actions they were convicted of and/or plead guilty to. Controversial rulings State vs. John Ogundiran –
Judge Teresa Hawthorne
is not on the ballot but she is waging a write-in campaign. According to Dallas County Elections officials, no write-in candidate has been victorious in a county-wide race. An invitation has been extended to Judge Hawthorne to discuss her career on the bench.
Defendant John Ogundiran was charged with Aggravated Robbery. The defendant was placed on probation for seven years deferred on July 27, 2017, but he absconded and did not report to his probation officer for 90 days. Subsequently, a warrant was issued for his arrest. He was arrested on September 8, 2017, and ordered to the court’s ATLAS mental health program on October 4, 2017. Ogundiran was continued on probation and absconded again for 90 days and then rearrested.
While he was in jail, a competency evalation was ordered on May 4, 2018, that resulted in the defendant being ordered to Terrell State Hospital in Terrell, Texas. A bench warrant was signed on August 24, 2018, to bring Ogundiran back to court. He returned to court in October and Judge Hawthorne found him competent and discharged his probation releasing him early from probation, even though he had absconded several times in the past and never complied with the conditions of his probation to
attend the ATLAS mental health program. On a seven-year probation sentence, Judge Hawthorne released the defendant early after doing less than 14 months on probation with no court or mental health services. State vs. William Cody Rose Defendant William Cody Rose was charged with Failure to Register as a Sex Offender. The defendant’s original listed offense was Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child on December 11, 2006, where his victim was a seven-yearold boy. Rose served an eight-year sentence and once released from prison, he was required to register as a sex offender but failed to remain current with his registration requirements. Both the prosecution and defense had an agreed plea for the defendant to have two years deferred, See JUDGE, page 3
Deltas celebrate 50 years at UNT
Members of the UNT “Amazin” Zeta Eta chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., came from near and far for a 50th Anniversary Reunion Celebration hosted by Legacy Amazing 19, Inc., to honor the 50th anniversary of the chapter’s creation at UNT. The Zeta Eta chapter, which was founded at UNT on September 29, 1968, was the first African-American Greek-letter organization char-
Nine of the 19 Charter members of the Zeta Eta Chapter
tered at the university. The event included a visit to campus, a group photo outside of the Greek Life Center, a Welcome/
Meet-n-Greet Soiree, Let’s Talk: Women with Words presentation, “Welcome to Wakanda” Reunion Legacy Amazing 19, Inc., host-
ed a grand celebration at The Embassy Suites Hotel by Hilton Denton Convention Center, September 27-30. According to Gloria F. Evans, President of Legacy Amazing 19, Inc., and a charter member of Zeta Eta. “It was a weekend of rekindling memories and fellowship to recognize the members who chartered the Zeta Eta Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., See DELTAS, page 13
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Potter’s House honors mother of Botham Jean during WTAL Conference By Dorothy J. Gentry Contributing Writer
They share a tragedy. Every African American mother’s worst nightmare. Burying their son. On Wednesday night they shared a stage and an embrace; together, a portrait of grace under fire. Trayvon Martin's mother, Sybrina Fulton, presented the Lady of Grace award to Allison Jean, mother of Botham Jean, during the God's Leading Ladies Gala at Bishop T.D. Jakes' Woman, Thou Art Loosed! Master Class conference. The award recognizes Mrs. Jean's grace, courageous faith, strength and resilience as she rose up to advocate not only for her son, but for others
who have unjustly lost their lives. Mrs. Fulton received a standing ovation when introduced. She has become an advocate and consoler to other families who have lost loved ones due to violence. Mrs. Fulton then shared Mrs. Jean’s heartbreaking story about losing her son. She also introduced a video two mothers embrace featuring Botham Jean, news Photo: Dorothy Gentry clips of the shooting that took his life and images of Mrs. of their sons through racial- Bishop T. D. Jakes with Allison Jean and Sybrina Fulton Photo: Dorothy Gentry ly motivated violence: one to Jean in her quest for justice. “I am humbled by this also in attendance. unjust violence: When Mrs. Jean took the an overzealous neighbor and outpouring of recognition “This is such a difficult "This is a 200-year-old the other to an off-duty police stage, she, too, received a during this most grievious time but we are thankful for problem that we are still fac officer. standing ovation and the two Mrs. Jean spoke briefly time and I wish to thank you the prayers and the support. ing within contemporary somothers shared a touching ciety. Today too many famiabout her grief over the death all for such an honor,” Mrs. God bless,” Mr. Jean said. embrace. Jean said. She also thanked Bishop Jakes, senior pas- lies have become victims to “of my beloved son Botham, ” The historic moment capand acknowledged her other tor of The Potter's House, has senseless tragedies. Now is tured the two women who and quoted the Bible verse children, attorneys and her worked to keep public atten- the time to unite and not di2 Corinthians 12:9 as her are inextricably linked by the husband Richard who was tion on the issue of racially vide,” Jakes told the packed source of strength. tragic and unexpected loss ballroom. “We need leaders of all colors to come together and recognize we have a problem across America. My hope and prayer is that together as a community we can work together to educate society and change this disturbing pattern,” Jakes continued. “Regardless of race and background, every mother should feel that her children are safe." The family was also presented with a check for $10,000 to help with travel and legal fees during their quest for justice.
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Judge controversy, continued from front page
non-reporting probation, plus remain current with his sex offender registration. Rose entered a plea of guilty to Failure to Register as a Sex Offender on September 6, 2018. Judge Hawthorne stated to the defendant in open court, “if you bring me back proof that you registered as a Sex Offender then I will discharge his probation early.” Rose was ordered to bring back proof that he had updated his registration with the Department of Public Safety Sex Offender Registry. He returned to court one week later on September 13, 2018, and submitted proof of his registration to Judge Hawthorne where he listed his address as in a tent at the wooded area (transient). Neither a physical address was listed nor an actual city where he could be located for compliance checks by the Sex Offender Registration department. However, Judge Hawthorne accepted a convicted sex offender’s proof of registration with no address to track his whereabouts as sufficient and discharged him from community supervision after seven days on probation instead of the two years previously agreed upon by the Dallas County District Attorney’s Office and the defense. State vs. Carlos Sanchez Defendant Carlos Sanchez was charged with state jail felony Possession of a Controlled Substance Under One Gram. The defendant agreed and plead guilty to the reduced charge of a Class A misdemeanor Attempted Possession of a Controlled Substance on February 27, 2018. Both the defense and the State agreed to a guilty plea of 12 months deferred probation and signed the required paperwork. A judgment was signed and submitted to the court clerks. Within 30 minutes of the original plea Judge Hawthorne discharged Sanchez from probation by signing
an order dismissing proceedings and granting early release from probation without a hearing or either party being heard on the record. Following that action, Judge Hawthorne returned and found the defendant not guilty on the agreed plea of guilt, again without a hearing or either party being heard on the record. As it pertains to terminating probation early, Judge Hawthorne’s ruling in this case does not adhere to the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, Article 42.12. Section 20. Reduction or Termination of Com-
stated above in these three cases. Rare public reprimand In a rare move, in November 2017, the Texas Commission on Judicial Conduct issued a Public Reprimand to Judge Hawthorne. The Commission, responsible for investigating allegations of judicial misconduct, reprimanded Judge Hawthorne for using her influence to interfere in her nephew’s criminal case in Lubbock County, and for shaming a jury for their verdict in an unrelated rape case in her court. The state agency further concluded that Judge Hawthorne’s conduct, as described above, constituted willful and/or persistent violations of three standards of the Texas Code of Judicial Conduct and conduct that is inconsistent with the proper execution of her duties, in violation of the Texas Constitution.
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2018 Election munity Supervision, which states the following: (a) At any time, after the defendant has satisfactorily completed one-third of the original community supervision period or two years of community supervision, whichever is less, the period of community supervision may be reduced or terminated by the judge. (b) This section does not apply to a defendant convicted of an offense under Sections 49.04-49.08, Penal Code, a defendant convicted of an offense for which on conviction registration as a sex offender is required under Chapter 62, as added by Chapter 668, Acts of the 75th Legislature, Regular Session, 1997, or a defendant convicted of an offense punishable as a state jail felony. This section of the Penal Code of Criminal Procedure is applicable to all three of the aforementioned cases. Regarding granting early release from probation, there are certain requirements that must be met. Judge Hawthorne did not follow the law
Judge Hawthorne, who originally ran for office as a Republican in 2006, switched parties in 2010 and won the bench in the 203rd Judicial District Court as a Democrat. She was unopposed and won re-election in 2014. However, after being removed from the 2018 Democratic Primary Election ballot due to unlawful incompletion of the required filing paperwork to be a Primary candidate, Judge Hawthorne was removed from the March 2018 ballot after losing the legal battle to seek re-election. Hawthorne’s current term on the bench is set to end on December 31, 2018. The judge filed to run as a writein candidate in the current midterm General Election in an attempt to remain on the bench. There is no Republican challenger on the ballot for the 203rd Judicial District Court. Former Dallas County Assistant District Attorney Raquel “Rocky” Jones is the official Democratic candidate for the 203rd.
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Quit Playin’ By Vincent L. Hall It makes me nervous to the point of exhaustion to listen to some people in this community when it comes to politics. Jesse Jackson and political strategists have always posited that historically, if Black women get to the polls, they intrinsically know how to vote. The final outcomes in Texas and in America will turn largely on how Black women vote. Please‌Baby Baby‌Please! The only way to turn back this megalomaniacal zealot is to have women, and especially Black women, pull that lever as far to the left as the voting machine will go. Damn right I said it‌ Vote straight Democrat. The Democrats aren’t perfect, but at least they ain’t Republican. The time to pontificate and prevaricate about America’s two-party system ain’t today. There ain’t no independents on the ballot in Dallas County for 2018.
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The Black Press believes that America can best lead the world away from racial and national antagonisms when it accords to every person, regardless of race, color or creed, full human and legal rights. Hating no person, fearing no person, the Black Press strives to help every person in the firm belief that all are hurt as long as anyone is held back.
Vote for the Democrat!! Hillary Rodham Clinton still gets a lot of unsolicited hate these days, but I ran across a piece I wrote when she came through Dallas 14 years ago. She appeared at a swanky Dallas reception, but she was bearing a common grassroots message. “Hillary made one statement to the crowd that bears repeating. In essence, she said that the reason that Democrats are perpetually endangered is because we don’t fully understand politics. She has discerned that when it comes to fielding candidates, Democrats want to fall in love, while Republicans just fall in line.� Her meaning is obvious. Democrats want a candidate saintly enough to rival Jesus. She or he must be without spot or blemish. It has to be someone who can walk on water without leaving any toxins in the waves. Someone who is so well-rounded and wise that no one could bring a criticism against them. The Democrats want someone who
is sinless and pure in thought and tendencies. We want a revered potentate worthy of the papacy... but not too pompous or too self-righteous. We clamor for a Viceroy who vanquishes all evil; but they can’t be too brutal. Democrats, as Hillary let on, have gotta Quit Playin. Republicans on the other hand employ a much different ideology. They tend to pick someone woven in the right material and then work with the pattern to make the garment fit their needs. Isn’t it interesting that Republicans are famous for taking the hard line, yet are willing to make painful concessions for the sake of their party? Ardent anti-abortionists and frugal fiscal fanatics will put their pet issues aside if it means that they could berate and beat up on a Democrat. Republicans and Conservatives are politically astute enough to know that one point of disagreement does not a disqualification make. The perfect candidate is about as
rare as the perfect person. Go find one! Democrats have got to mature enough to understand that the downside of being in a diverse party is that we can never get every policy and program that pleases all of us. We also have to gather that if we don’t get the seat, we don’t get a damned thing. Nada, nothing, zero, zilch!!! We have to learn that it’s more profitable to fight over the spoils of war than just fighting the war itself. Alexander the Great didn’t fight for props, he fought for property. Let’s get us some! Let’s claim every state house and every house that sits near the White House. Do you know how miserable we can make Donald Trump? This sniveling simpleton doesn’t even know how to enjoy a win. Can you imagine Trump being blocked on every side? It’s time for the Democrats to get some real revenge. The old adage was “make love not war.� But if the Democratic Party is going to realize any success in 2018, they are going to have to make war and bid love adieu. Hillary put it right; don’t go looking to fall in love, instead search for reasons to fall in line. Or better yet; Quit Playin’!!! #Beto #Creuzot #Democrat Vincent L. Hall is an author, activist and award-winning journalist.
Voting Rights under Attack
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From the Capitol By Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson
A well-respected group of Democrats and Republicans in Washington are in agreement that the federal government is doing very little to protect the voting rights of minority voters in the United States. Describing the government’s refusal to enable its citizens to participate in fair elections, the Commission on Civil Rights, in a
recently released report, characterized the electoral climate as dangerous and pernicious. Created in 1957, the eight-member panel investigates civil rights issues in the United States and recommends
fair. The U.S Department of Justice hinders the rights of minority voters, said Catherine E. Lhamon, an attorney, and veteran government official who chairs the Commission. Ms. Lhamon said
The U.S Department of Justice hinders the rights of minority voters, said Catherine E. Lhamon, an attorney, and veteran government official who chairs the Commission. measures that it deems necessary to correct injustice. The current Commission consists of six Democrats and two Republicans, and each of them agreed with the report’s conclusions that the state of voting rights was blatantly un-
that the Justice Department had failed in its responsibility to protect minority voting rights. Among its recommendations, the Commission urges the strengthening of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 which
was severely weakened in 2013 when the U.S. Supreme Court decided to preclude the Justice Department from stopping what it considered unconstitutional voting procedures passed by state legislatures. The Court’s decision in the case, Shelby County v. Holder, allowed states such as Texas to pass restrictive voter ID laws designed to weaken the voting strength of racial minorities, students and persons with disabilities. Other states controlled by Republican legislators have passed legislation such as the one enacted in Texas in efforts to deny Democratic majorities in voting, knowing full-well that minorities, See VOTING RIGHTS, page 14
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October 24, 2018
Role of the Grand Jury in Felony Cases
As your Dallas County District Attorney, I am proud of my commitment to connecting with the community. In fact, one of the tenets of my service as the chief law enforcement officer has been community outreach and engagement. Over the last few months in particular, I have had the pleasure of connecting with several community organizations and individuals and many have posed questions about the grand jury and felony prosecution process. Indeed, I am not surprised at the increased interest in these mechanisms of the criminal justice system. This aspect of our prosecution process has been thrust into the spotlight recently in light of social and civil rights issues, such as officer-involved shootings, and particularly, involving the recent shooting of Botham Shem Jean by Dallas Police Officer, Amber Guyger. Some groups do not understand how the criminal justice system works in felony cases. It is important to take a moment to understand how the criminal prosecution process works in felony cases. It is important to me, your District Attorney, that you, the community-members I swore to protect, know that I am doing everything the law allows me to do to seek justice in not
only the Amber Guyger case, but in all cases submitted to my office. One point that is critically important to understand is the role of the Grand Jury and why certain cases, such as those involving officer shootings, must be heard by a Grand Jury. STATUTE: All felony cases must go before a Grand Jury. It’s the law. By law, the Grand Jury is comprised of twelve individuals, your peers, who determine whether there is probable cause to believe that a felony offense has occurred. The Grand Jury makes this determination for all felony cases submitted to the District Attorney and hears a limited number of misdemeanor offenses, as well. A quorum of nine jurors must be present to carry out the function of a Grand Jury. In Dallas County, there are four Grand Juries. Two meet every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and two meet every Tuesday and Thursday. Each Grand Jury serves for approximately three months. SELECTION: Determining who serves as a Grand Juror. Grand jurors are selected the same way trial juries are summoned. Potential jurors are sent an official letter requesting them to appear and then empaneled to obtain a better
She made me snap! Ask Alma Alma Gill’s newsroom experience spans more than 25 years. Email questions to: alwaysaskalma@gmail.com. Follow her on Facebook at “Ask Alma” and twitter @almaaskalma.
Dear Alma, We were at my niece’s 5th birthday party. I’m pregnant, and it has not been easy. My MIL [mother-in-law] arrived and started greeting everybody. Then she asks how “baby Orlando” is doing. I didn’t answer her because we have not picked out a name for our baby. She started calling my unborn son by her father’s name about a month ago. This time, I had decided enough was enough. I snapped and told her that wasn’t his name and we would let her know when we had one. Then I left the room before I said something I would really regret. I know that the tone of voice I used was not
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cross-section of the community. The presiding judge shall hear both qualifications for and excuses from service. Ultimately, the presiding judge will empanel the completed grand jury. By law, the Grand jury’s identity and proceedings are secret. In other words, they are not open to the public and their methods, discussions and deliberations cannot be shared. While this idea of secrecy can be difficult for some to understand---especially in high-profile cases—it is mandated by law and necessary to among other reasons, protect the process from any outside influence and should a defendant not be charged with a crime, to shield their involvement in the justice system from the public so that they are truly able to continue their life without the taint or blemish of suspected criminal activity. SYSTEMATIC: The indictment process. When a case is ready to be presented to the Grand Jury, the Disthe best, but I still can’t get over what happened next. My MIL left. She didn’t say goodbye to anyone; she just got in her car and left. She made me feel guilty for
trict Attorney and her representatives present evidence, including the facts of the case and explain the law to the Grand Jury so they have a full and complete understanding what charges are appropriate or not appropriate, based on the law. After reviewing all the evidence including listening to witness testimony, viewing exhibits, etc., a Grand Jury can either decide to True-Bill or No-Bill a case. A No-Bill means the Grand Jury determined there was not sufficient evidence against the accused to indict the case. A True-Bill means that the jurors found the evidence was sufficient to indict based on the law. SERVICE: Your role in the criminal justice system It is important for every citizen who is able, to consider serving on a Grand Jury in Dallas County. Your service on a Grand Jury will not only ensure that your community is accurately represented but will further ensure that individuals who commit serious crimes are indicted and those who did not, are able to continue their lives as a productive, contributing member of society, thereby doing your civic duty to seek justice for all. An individual can serve on the Grand Jury if they are: 1) 18 years of age; 2) a citizen of the
United States; 3) a resident of the state and of the county in which the person is to serve; 4) qualified under the constitution and laws to vote in the county in which the Grand Jury is sitting, regardless of whether the person is registered to vote; 5) of sound mind and good moral character; 6) able to read and write; 7) not a convicted felon; 8) not under indictment or other legal accusation for misdemeanor theft or a felony; 9) not related to any person selected to serve or serving on the same Grand Jury; 10) not a previous grand juror from the year before the date on which the term of court for which the person has been selected as grand juror begins; and 11) not a complainant in any matter to be heard by the Grand Jury during the term of court for which the person has been selected as a grand juror. When local residents, business and community leaders serve on a Grand Jury in Dallas County, the greater the chance the outcome will fairly represent people in the community. It is my sincere hope that this explanation of the Grand Jury process aids in the understanding of our criminal justice system and leads to unity, collaboration and peace within the Dallas Community and trust between our residents and the Office sworn to serve.
Hi Sherry, Ahhh, maybe something else happened that you failed to mention, because from what I’ve read, Miss Do Right – you did wrong. Ok, so your
ca, and this has you all tied in a knot. TBT, you delivered a stinger Mz. Mommie to Bee! You insulted your MIL at the party in front of everybody, and for no good reason. She didn’t make you feel guilty; that was your conscience trying to have a conversation with you, but you weren’t listening. Call your MIL and apologize – now. Let her know your hormones have been all over the place lately. Ask her over for tea, out to lunch, shopping or whatever. Fix this before baby boy is born. There’s too much joy ahead for you and your family to let this foolishness block your blessings. Alma
You insulted your MIL at the party in front of everybody, and for no good reason. She didn’t make you feel guilty; that was your conscience trying to have a conversation with you, but you weren’t listening. the rest of the party. Was there something I could have done better, or should I just chalk the whole situation up to my MIL’s a control freak? Sherry, Olney, Md.
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MIL has pre-named her grand baby. So what? It’s just a nickname and all in fun, I’m sure. Why are you so mad about that? You and your husband will have the final say. We’ve got hungry children in Afri-
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Spiritual and Crystal Adviser
FEATURED STAR: SCORPIO – The Scorpion – 10/23 – 11/21 There will be changes of all things surrounding you, from co-workers to furniture. Embrace change. Inspiration/Influence – Have plenty of patience at this time. Lucky Numbers – 12.55.02.19.27.14
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SAGITARIUS – The Archer – 11/22 – 12/21 You’ll be meeting new people and forming a solid connection. Welcome the new. CAPRICORN – The Goat – 12/22 – 01/19 If money comes your way, make the most of it, don’t “blow” it. AQUARIUS – The Water Carrier – 01/20 – 02/18 Having ultimate confidence allows you to shine bright, get out and shine! PISCES – The Fish – 02/19 – 03/20 Don’t worry; you can get yourself out of “this one” too. ARIES - The RAM - 03/21 - 04/19 Changes of new business and people is best right now, you need more growth. TAURUS – THE BULL – 04/20 - 05/20 Maintain your role, even when uncomfortable, keep status quo. GEMINI – The Twins - 05/21 – 06/20 Keep an open mind; although things may seem a bit insane lately, just stay grounded. CANCER – The Crab – 06/21 – 07/22 Feel good to approach someone you been thinking about, chances are they’re feeling connected as well. LEO – The Lion – 07/23 – 08/22 Being flexible and adaptable will be beneficial in order to cope. VIRGO – The Virgin – 08/23 – 09/22 Find a better way of doing things; be smooth as to not shake things up. LIBRA – The Scales – 09/23 – 10/22 You need to apply massive intellect to social pursuits. Daily Oracle Reading: Ask and it is given: Don’t lose yourself in the fantasy of dreams. Your reality plays out to your efforts put in.
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WINNER OF BET’S “GRAND HUSTLE”, HOSTS A SPEAK EASY "My experience on the show was intense,” said Krystal Garner, winner of BET’s Grand Hustle and Speak Easy hostess. "I went to college, I worked a 9-5 and realized that it just wasn't for me. Then I made the decision to chase my dreams no matter what,” Garner said. Grand Hustle is a business competition series, hosted by Grammy Award-winning rapper T.I., where 16 entrepreneurs compete for a six-figure salary. On October 27, at 6 PM at Independent Bar & Kitchen, 2712 Main St., Dallas, TX, 75226, Roberts Media Group Presents Speak Easy: A Dialogue on Black Entrepreneurship. “A Speak Easy is the best of both worlds.”, said Anthony Roberts, Founder of Roberts Media Group and Creator of Speak Easy. “People can voice their opinions, hear others and leave with a different perspective,” said Roberts. Event attendees can expect to hear from other entrepreneurs: Jason Gray of Zumble, Actor Stephen Cofield Jr., and Richard Gray of The Gray Area Sports Group. “Entrepreneurship is in our DNA because we've always been great at turning nothing into something and making a way out of no way,” said Roberts. Speak Easy: A Dialogue on Black Entrepreneurship tickets are $20 and can be found on Eventbrite or bit.ly/SpeakEasy3. Included in the ticket: healthy conversation, drinks, appetizers, networking opportunities, and a game of Cards for the Culture.
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The Hate U Give is heavy
THE HATE U GIVE is based on a young adult novel by Angie Thomas, a Jackson, MS author whose mission is to focus on the "Black Lives Matter" movement. It's directed by George Tillman Jr, who directed the 1997 movie SOUL FOOD and other movies about African American life like BARBERSHOP, ROLL BOUNCE and NOTORIOUS. As a team, the writer and director deliver an Oscar-caliber film that is thought-provoking and asks a lot of questions about why we continue with the epidemic of shootings of young black men in the Afri-
can American community. Amandla Stenberg plays Starr Carter, a high school student who is trapped in two worlds. She lives in a predominantly African American neighborhood where drugs and violence are a way of life and she attends a white upscale high school that her parents enrolled in her not just to increase her chances of going to college but for her own safety. The young actress is brilliant in her role. The entire cast gives a great performance including Regina Hall as her mother, Anthony Mackie as the neighborhood drug lord and Common plays her uncle, who is also a cop. Starr has to make some very adult decisions after her childhood friend, and her first crush is killed by police in a traffic stop where a white
police officer mistakes a hairbrush for a weapon. THE HATE U GIVE asks some questions that most of us have never considered. For example how a black officer would react to an African
That Celebrity Interview
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My days have been blessed! This week the Valder Beebe Show invited best-selling R&B Artist, Broadway and TV Actress, Toni Braxton into our studios. Throughout her career, Braxton has sold over 67 million records, including 41 million albums worldwide.
She has won seven Grammy Awards, nine Billboard Music Awards, seven American Music Awards, and may other personal and professional accolades. Toni is open and candid about living with the lifelong disease Lupus. Lupus is a disease which the immune system attacks healthy tissue. It affects about 1.5 million Americans, mostly women. Are you aware of someone who is living with Lupus? I am. My Food IQ Girls business partner, Sandra Hart is living with Lupus and doing awesome, but it has taken a lot of work on her health. It’s also an everyday battle for
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NOTICE OF ELECTION CITY OF DALLAS NOVEMBER 6, 2018 THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF DALLAS § CITY OF DALLAS
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TO THE RESIDENT QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF DALLAS, TEXAS: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT a general election is ordered to be held on Tuesday, November 6, 2018, between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. for the purpose of electing 1 member to the city council of the City of Dallas to be designated as: Member of Council, Place 4, respectively.
Bilierae Johnson, City Secretary For more information call 214-670-5654 EARLY VOTING Early voting by personal appearance for the Tuesday, November 6, 2018 City of Dallas general election will be conducted at the early voting locations listed below. Any qualified voter of the City of Dallas may vote early by personal appearance at any of the listed locations. Early voting locations are subject to change. The most current list of early voting locations is available in the City Secretary's Office, and the status of a particular location may be checked by calling (214) 670-3738 or accessing http://www.dallascountyvotes.org/election-day-information/upcoming-election-information/. Dates and times all locations will be open for early voting are as follows, unless otherwise indicated:
DALLAS COUNTY
DATES AND TIMES OF EARLY VOTING October 22 – October 26 (Monday through Friday) October 27 (Saturday) October 28 (Sunday) October 29 – November 02 (Monday through Friday) Location
7 a.m. - 7 p.m. 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. 1 p.m. - 6 p.m. 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. Address
City
Zip
Balch Springs Civic Center
12400 Elam Rd.
Balch Springs
75180
Bethany Lutheran Church
10101 Walnut Hill Ln.
Dallas
75238
Carrollton Farmers Branch ISD Administration Building
1445 N. Perry Rd.
Carrollton
75006
Cedar Hill Government Center
285 Uptown Blvd.
Cedar Hill
75104
Coppell Town Center
255 E. Parkway Blvd.
Coppell
75019
Crosswinds High School
1100 N. Carrier Pkwy.
Grand Prairie
75050
Dallas ISD Administration Building
9400 Central Expy.
Dallas
75231
Disciple Central Community Church
901 N. Polk St.
DeSoto
75115
Duncanville Library
201 James Collins Blvd.
Duncanville
75116
Eastfield College - Pleasant Grove Campus
802 S. Buckner Blvd.
Dallas
75217
El Centro College - West Campus
3330 N. Hampton Rd.
Dallas
75212
Farmers Branch City Hall
13000 William Dodson Pkwy.
Farmers Branch
75234
Florence Recreation Center
2501 Whitson Way
Mesquite
75150
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Notice of Election Park Library City of Fretz Dallas November 6, 2018 George L. Allen Sr. Courts Building (Replaces Records
6990 Belt Line Rd.
Dallas
75254
Bldg.) **Main Location** Fretz Park Library Glenn Heights City Hall George L. Allen Sr. Courts Building (Replaces Records DALLAS Bldg.) **MainCOUNTY Location** (CONTINUED)
600 Commerce St.
Dallas
75202
6990 Belt Line Rd. 1938 S. Hampton Rd.
Dallas Glenn Heights
75254 75154
600 Commerce St.
Dallas
75202
Glenn Heights City Hall Location
1938 S. Hampton Rd. Address
Glenn Heights City
75154 Zip
Grauwyler Recreation Center DALLASPark COUNTY (CONTINUED)
7780 Harry Hines Blvd.
Dallas
75235
Harry Stone Recreation Center Location
2403 Millmar Address Dr.
Dallas City
75228 Zip
Highland Hills Grauwyler ParkLibrary Recreation Center
6200 Harry BonnieHines ViewBlvd. Rd. 7780
Dallas Dallas
75241 75235
Irving Stone City Hall Harry Recreation Center
825 W. Irving Dr. Blvd. 2403 Millmar
Irving Dallas
75060 75228
*J. Erik Jonsson Central Library Highland Hills Library
1515 Young 6200 BonnieSt. View Rd.
Dallas Dallas
75201 75241
Irving
75060
Irving City Hall 825 W. Irving Blvd.LOCATION * SPECIAL NOTE REGARDING PARKING ACCOMMODATIONS AT THIS
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⬥PARKING – During the entire early voting period, free above-ground and underground parking is available to citizens visiting the J. Erik Jonsson Central Library *J. Erik Jonsson Central 1515 Dallas 75201can be (“Library”) to vote. Free Library metered parking is available on the west and northYoung side ofSt. the Library (corner of Young and Ervay Street). Underground parking accessed on the north side of the Library (Wood Street, traveling east). A parking attendant will be available at the entryway to the underground parking area. * SPECIAL NOTE REGARDING ACCOMMODATIONS AT THIS LOCATION The parking stub will be validated byPARKING Dallas County election staff which will enable exit from the underground parking area at no cost. The underground parking area will be– closed end of each earlyperiod, voting free period. Any vehicles moved by the end ofisthe voting period for avisiting specifictheday locked Central in, with access ⬥PARKING Duringatthetheentire early voting above-ground andnotunderground parking available to citizens J. will Erikbe Jonsson Library to the vehicle delayed to the next working (“Library”) to vote. Free metered parking day. is available on the west and north side of the Library (corner of Young and Ervay Street). Underground parking can be accessed on(CURBSIDE) the north side of the Library (Wood A parking will bethat available at the entryway underground parking ⬥DISABLED VOTING – Although freeStreet, metertraveling parking east). is available, it is attendant recommended those citizens desiring to to the utilize curbside voting usearea. the The parking stub will be validated by Dallas Countyattendant election or staff which officer will enable exitintent fromtothevote underground parking area at no attendant cost. Thewill underground parking underground parking method. Notify the parking security of the “via curbside.” The parking notify the election area will at the end of each early period. Any vehicles not moved by the end of the voting period for a specific day will be locked in, with access judge andbea closed voting device will be brought to voting your vehicle. to the vehicle delayed to the next working day. Please contact the City Secretary’s Office at 214-670-3738 if you have any questions or require assistance during the early voting time periods. ⬥DISABLED (CURBSIDE) VOTING – Although free meter parking is available, it is recommended that those citizens desiring to utilize curbside voting use the underground parking method. Notify the parking attendant or security officer of the intent to vote “via curbside.” Carrollton The parking attendant will notify75006 the election Josey Ranch Library 1700 Keller Springs judge and a voting device will be brought to your vehicle. Kiest Recreation Center S. Hampton Dallas 75224 Please contact the City Secretary’s Office at 214-670-3738 if you have any3081 questions or require Rd. assistance during the early voting time periods. Lakeside Activity Center Josey Ranch Library
101 Dr. 1700Holley KellerPark Springs
Mesquite Carrollton
75149 75006
Lancaster Veterans Memorial Library Kiest Recreation Center
1600 Memorial 3081 Veterans S. Hampton Rd. Pkwy.
Lancaster Dallas
75134 75224
Lochwood LibraryCenter Lakeside Activity
11221 Lochwood Blvd. 101 Holley Park Dr.
Dallas Mesquite
75218 75149
Marsh Lane Baptist Church Lancaster Veterans Memorial Library
10716 Marsh Ln. 1600 Veterans Memorial Pkwy.
Dallas Lancaster
75229 75134
Martin Luther King Jr. Core Building Lochwood Library
2922 Luther King Blvd. 11221Martin Lochwood Blvd.
Dallas Dallas
75215 75218
Martin Recreation Center Marsh Weiss Lane Baptist Church
1111 Martindell Ave. 10716 Marsh Ln.
Dallas Dallas
75211 75229
Mountain Creek Library Martin Luther King Jr. Core Building
6102 Creek Pkwy. 2922 Mountain Martin Luther King Blvd.
Dallas Dallas
75249 75215
Oak Cliff Presbyterian Church (Replaces FriendshipMartin Weiss Recreation Center West Baptist Church) Mountain Creek Library Oak Cliff Sub Courthouse Oak Cliff Presbyterian Church (Replaces FriendshipOur Lutheran Church WestRedeemer Baptist Church)
1111 Ave. 6000 Martindell S. Hampton Rd.
Dallas Dallas
75211 75232
6102 Mountain Creek Pkwy. 410 S. Beckley Ave.
Dallas Dallas
75249 75203
6000 Park S. Hampton Rd. 7611 Ln.
Dallas
75232 75225
Our Lutheran Church- Grand Prairie Oak Redeemer Cliff Sub Courthouse
4726 Carrier Ave. Pkwy. 410 S.S.Beckley
Grand Dallas Prairie
75052 75203
Paul Laurence Dunbar Lancaster-Kiest Library Our Redeemer Lutheran Church
2008 E. Kiest 7611 Park Ln. Blvd.
Dallas Dallas
75216 75225
Richardson Civic Center Church- Grand Prairie Our Redeemer Lutheran
411 Rd. 4726W. S.Arapaho Carrier Pkwy.
Richardson Grand Prairie
75080 75052
Richland College - Garland Campus Paul Laurence Dunbar Lancaster-Kiest Library
675 St. 2008W. E.Walnut Kiest Blvd.
Garland Dallas
75040 75216
Richland College – Main Campus - Guadalupe (G) Richardson Civic Center Building Richland College - Garland Campus Rowlett City Hall Annex Richland College – Main Campus - Guadalupe (G) Sachse Building City Hall
411 W.Abrams ArapahoRd. Rd. 12800
Richardson Dallas
75080 75243
675 W. Walnut St. 4004 Main St.
Garland Rowlett
75040 75088
12800 AbramsRd. Rd. 3815 Sachse
Dallas Sachse
75243 75048
Samuell Grand Center Rowlett City HallRecreation Annex
6200 Grand 4004 E. Main St. Ave.
Dallas Rowlett
75223 75088
Seagoville Sachse CityCity HallHall
702 Highway 3815N.Sachse Rd.175
Seagoville Sachse
75159 75048
Samuell Grand Recreation Center
6200 E. Grand Ave.
Dallas
75223
702 !2 N. Highway 175
Seagoville
75159 DALLAS, TEXAS
City Hall OFFICESeagoville OF THE CITY SECRETARY
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Notice of Election City of Dallas November 6, 2018 Skyline Branch Library
6006 Everglade Rd.
Dallas
75227
South Garland Branch Library
4845 Broadway Blvd.
Garland
75043
University Park Methodist Church
4024 Caruth Blvd.
Dallas
75225
Valley Ranch Library
401 Cimarron Trl.
Irving
75063
West Irving Library (Replaces Irving Arts Center)
4444 W. Rochelle Rd.
Irving
75062
TEMPORARY VOTING LOCATION DATES AND TIMES OF EARLY VOTING October 29 – October 31 (Monday through Wednesday) Location
7 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Address
City
Zip
Brookhaven College – “H” Building – (Miles Bldg.)
3939 Valley View Ln.
Farmers Branch
75244
Eastfield College – Main Campus – “C” Building
3737 Montley Dr.
Mesquite
75150
Northlake College “L” Building (Community Library)
5001 N. MacArthur Blvd.
Irving
75038
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on September 29, 1968. There were 19 charter members, 16 are still alive and 10 were present at the 50th Reunion.” Evans continued, “I selected Ella Goode Johnson to chair this monumental occasion as she was the tenured collegiate advisor and resident historian as well as a past Delta Sigma Theta Sorority National Heritage and Archives Chair.” Joining in the celebration was over 150 Deltas, family members and friends who came to Denton, TX — the first return trip for many alums since their graduation. Charter President Sheila Wheatley-Clark, of Houston, Texas said, “When I
He’s here!
think about the opportunity to celebrate with all the brilliant young women who have pledged Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Zeta Eta Chapter, I feel blessed and humbled to be one of the 19 young women who dared to make a difference. The celebration was historic as was our founding at North Texas State University.” Since it’s chartering, the Zeta Eta Chapter has brazed trails as focused UNT students on a mission to develop into engaged and knowledgeable people ready to make a difference in the communities served.
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students and the disabled tend to vote for the Democrat Party because of its progressive stance on issues, and its history of being the party of civil rights! The nearly 500 page report points out that in the last five years, 61 law suits have been filed challenging Voter ID laws and other restrictive measures. Its members bemoan the lack of sensitivity by Attorney General Jeff Sessions whose commitment to civil rights was challenged during his confirmation hearings by Congressman John Lewis, Senator Cory Booker and a plethora of fairness advocates who believe that Sessions is vested in seeing a dilution in minority voting participation. Under Attorney General Sessions, the Justice Department has failed U.S. citizens of Hispanic origin and the handicapped, according to the
Commission’s report. It cites that state officials in Florida recently had to be taken to court to ensure that voting materials were provided to Spanish-speaking voters. The Commission also was alarmed that the Justice Department seemed to ignore the special needs of handicapped voters by not insisting that voting places be equipped with ramps, assisting disabled people access to voting booths without difficulty. The Commission’s report is timely with a major national election just days away. It should give those who find the practices of some state legislatures disgusting the encouragement to vote, to urge their friends and relatives to vote, and to participate in the correction of our local, state and federal governments!
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