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Final Rites held for former Councilman Leo Chaney Jr. The Honorable Leo Chaney, Jr. died on Monday, August 12, 2013 after an electrical fire at his home.

His family members say the cause of death was smoke inhalation.

Councilman Chaney served on the Dallas City Council 1999 to 2007 representing District 7.

A member of James Madison High School, he attended Howard University as an undergraduate and for law school.

For more than two decades he worked as a community relations specialist for the Dallas Independent School District.

A proud member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., Councilman Chaney will lie in state at the Hall of State at Fair Park in Dallas, on Friday from 12 Noon to 7pm.

The Wake is from 6 to 7pm.@ the Hall of State in Fair Park.

The Funeral will be at True Lee Baptist Church, 3907 Bertrand St. in South Dallas at 11:00 am on Saturday. August 17.

Because the sanctuary only seats 300, persons wishing to show their respects are urged to arrive early or consider attending the wake.

He is survived by his wife, Phyllis; father, Leo V. Chaney of Dallas; two brothers, the Rev. Lowell Chaney Sr. and Terrence K. Chaney, both of Dallas; two sisters, Sheria E. Chaney Overton and Shelia B. ChaneyBellfield, both of Dallas; four sons, Leo Chaney III, Alexander Chaney, Paul Chaney and LeDarrin Williams Chaney, all of Dallas; and four grandchildren.

Academy Award Winner Jennifer Hudson to appear at International Faith and Family Film Festival Other Notable Films Round Out Plethora of Inspiring, Thoughtprovoking Screenings at MegaFest Jennifer Hudson, Academy award winner and star of Bishop T.D. Jakes' new film, "Winnie Mandela," is slated to appear at the International Faith and Family Film Festival in Dallas, Aug. 2931, 2013, as part of Bishop Jakes' MegaFest. The inaugural run of the film festival will feature a wide variety of films tackling tough issues such as identity, family and poverty.

"What is exciting about the International Faith and Family Film Festival is not only the number of films we have that tackle and address difficult issues, but the quality of the films is outstanding," said Bishop Jakes.

"I'm thrilled to have these films as part of our discussions."

the movie in Miami, using local talent.

Some of the films scheduled to be screened:

"Grace Unplugged" is a musical drama about a beautiful young singer who gets the break of a lifetime and has her faith radically tested in the real world.

The coming-of-age experience forces the singer to evaluate her values and whether she is willing to remain true to herself.

"The Other Son" is a moving and challenging tale of two young men who discover they were accidentally switched at birth.

Complex repercussions play out within two families as a son raised by a Jewish family discovers he is Arab by birth and a Palestinian family's adored youngest boy discovers he is Jewish.

"Child 31" is an uplifting film that dramatizes a powerful means of feeding the hungry in developing countries. The documentary captures Mary's Meals' life-changing work in action throughout Malawi, Kenya and India, and its mission to help millions of children around the world realize their dreams.

Jennifer Hudson and Terrance Howard as Winnie and Nelson Mandela

"Playin' for Love" is a romantic comedy that follows a high school basketball team's head coach and a single mother who helps turn the team's fortunes around. The City of Miami and the Miami Heat were partners in filming

The "Diversity in Cannes" short film showcase will give life to globally diverse characters and stories to which we all can relate from the United States, Canada, Italy and Spain. Originally screened at the Festival de Cannes as part of the Beyond Borders Diversity movement, these six films are a direct reflection of the mission to ensure the preservation of the underrepresented story at the Cannes Film Festival and beyond.

In addition to the thoughtprovoking and heart-pulling stories on film, the International Faith and Family International Film Festival will feature keynote speakers and panelists who represent expertise in all aspects of film making, producing and marketing. This includes Actress Jennifer Hudson, star of the new film, "Winnie Mandela" Soledad O'Brien, host of CNN's "Black in America" Mary Claire Kendall, columnist covering Hollywood for "Forbes" Kirstin Wilder, vice president and managing editor of "Variety" Acclaimed director Randall Wallace ("Secretariat," "We Were Soldiers") Larry Ross of A. Larry Ross Communications, 30-year spokesman for evangelist Billy Graham Tirrell Whittley, visionary CEO

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NAACP to co-host March on Washington Fifty years after Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., delivered his historic “I Have a Dream” speech, leaders from civil rights, organized labor, housing, media, education and politics will once again convene in the nation’s capital to urge Congress to create more jobs, protect voting rights, and to address the litany of recent attacks on immigration and workers’ rights.

under attack, black unemployment continues to soar and thousands of black children are living in impoverished neighborhoods and attending segregated schools.

Black youth are being gunned down each and every day in senseless acts of violence.

Trayvon Martin lies in the ground after one such senseless act.”

“If this year has shown us anything, it's that the work of the 1963 march is not yet finished,” stated Jealous. “Voting rights are

March on Washington Saturday, August 24

Will it matter when it is your sister, mother, aunt or grandmotheror maybe YOU?

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Rally at the Lincoln Memorial

begins at 8 a.m. followed by march to the King Memorial.

March Route: Down Daniel French Drive to the southern portion of Independence Ave. We will march down Independence Ave. to the King Memorial.

The King Memorial is the official dispersal point. Once there, marchers will be told to go to their buses or the Global Freedom Festival.

Come on PEOPLE! Don’t you CARE? POLICE have not apprehended Pookie the serial rapist.

Aren’t you concerned? Do you care?

We know he has attacked members of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and there is a $5,000 reward offered by Crime Stoppers.

If you have ANY information, PLEASE call Crime Stoppers

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METRO Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport New Parking Plazas that (Re) Define Your Trip

Upon exiting, credit/debit card customers can take the ticket to any lane.

Lanes marked credit card or TollTag will provide the fastest transaction.

Cash customers will simply use the left lanes marked “Cash” to complete their transaction. Only exiting cash lanes will have a customer service representative while all other lanes will be fully automated and self-serve.

Simple, easy and efficient!

Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport will soon introduce its new parking control plazas on August 26th.

Your new plaza experience will come with self-service lanes, discounts for TollTag users and an all-around faster experience at the Airport.

“We are taking an important step to improve the customer experience by adding more lanes and reducing wait times to enter and exit the Airport,” said Jeff Fegan, CEO of DFW Airport. “The new Parking Control System will allow many more lanes to operate because they are automated, and that will mean a better experience for a great majority of our customers.”

This new process will automate your trip to and from DFW Airport, especially for NTTA TollTag customers. For the fastest transaction, all you have to do is log on to your NTTA account online and opt in for DFW; you won’t have to pull a ticket when you enter the airport.

This is especially helpful for those who like a shortcut when driving to a Rangers game!

TollTag saves you time and money on your DFW Airport plaza transaction!

DFW is right there with you. Guests who choose to use a North Texas Toll Authority (NTTA) TollTag will enjoy a faster experience and will save $2 per day on terminal parking and $1 when passing through the Airport.

No TollTag? No problem! Drivers can secure a TollTag from a variety of retail establishments in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. For a complete list, visit the NTTA website. Or, you can still use a credit/ debit card or cash for your transaction.

DFW makes it easy. Just pull a ticket from the self-service, automated system as you enter.

Push a button, pull your ticket and you’re in!

DFW will be removing a piece of its history to keep up with the times. Built in 1973, the parking plazas have run every single day for almost 40 years. The legacy parking control plazas will come down over the next several months with overnight construction.

Parkland physician warns athletes to know signs of heat illness Practice common sense when preparing for the season DALLAS – Young athletes practicing in hot weather are at risk for heat illness, and it can happen outside or inside a hot gym. Therefore, physicians with Parkland Health & Hospital System warn athletes, coaches and parents to know how hot is too hot.

Knowing the temperature and humidity is important. Watch the heat index, which measures how hot it really feels when humidity is combined with air temperature. The combination of heat and humidity can be dangerous.

“Even practicing during the early morning or late evening can lead to severe heat stress,” said Alexander Eastman, MD, interim trauma medical director at Parkland and the lead medical officer for the Dallas Police Department SWAT team. “Even in finely tuned, athletic SWAT officers, heat injuries can occur without much warning. It’s important that everything be taken into consideration before, and especially during, any type of practice regardless if there is physical contact or not.”

In 2012, 28 patients were treated at Parkland for heat-related illnesses including heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Of those, 10 had to be hospitalized. Since January, eight patients have been treated in Parkland’s Emergency Department with a heatrelated diagnosis. Of those, two required hospitalization.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that outdoor activities should be scheduled carefully. Even if outdoor activity is limited to morning and evening hours, athletes are advised to try to rest often in shady areas so that the body’s thermostat will have a chance to recover.

In addition, athletes should pace themselves. If they are not accustomed to working or exercising in a hot environment, start slowly and pick up the pace gradually. If exertion in the heat

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makes an individual’s heart pound and leaves them gasping for breath, stop all activity. Get in a cool area or at least into the shade, and rest, especially if they are lightheaded, confused, weak or faint.

“One of the most important things people can do is have a buddy system,” Dr. Eastman said. “When practicing in the heat, monitor your teammates and have someone do the same for you. And, above all, practice common sense and know the warning signs.”

Dr. Eastman said watch for signs and symptoms like: • Feeling tired or weak • Nausea and vomiting • Headache or muscle cramps • Dizziness or disorientation • Sweat-soaked pale skin • Loss of consciousness Teams and schools should have a plan to help athletes slowly get used to practicing in hot weather. Kids are most at risk for heat illness during the first days of practice. They should wear lightweight, light-colored clothing.

Regularly drink plenty of water and never limit the amount kids may drink during games or practice.

“And athletes never should practice or play if they’re sick, especially with a fever, vomiting or diarrhea,” Dr. Eastman warned. “If an athlete has a medical condition, like asthma, or is taking medication, tell the coach. Coaches should know each athlete’s physical condition because it can increase the risk for heat illness.”

Heat stroke is the top cause of preventable death in high school athletes, according to the CDC. If you think a young athlete has heat illness, quickly get medical assistance or call 911.

Mayor Athas hosts “Evening In”

AUGUST 15, 2013

Serving the United States of America Air Force Airmen Jasmine T. Sanders, Darron L. Williams, Samuel S. Donoso, Micah L. Adams and Julio Quintana.

The airmen completed an intensive, eight-week program that included training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness, and basic warfare principles and skills.

Airmen who complete basic training earn four credits toward an associate in applied science degree through the Community College of the Air Force.

Jasmine T. Sanders, is the daughter of Wilma Sanders and Bryce Bagby, both of Paris Street, Longview, Texas. The airman is a 2007 graduate of St. Francis High School, Alpharetta, Ga. Sanders earned distinction as an honor graduate. She received a bachelor’s degree in 2011 from Furman University, Greenville, S.C. Jasmine T. Sanders

Darron L. Williams

Samuel S. Donoso

Garland - Garland Mayor Douglas Athas

Micah L. Adams

will host his “Mayor’s Evening In” event on Wednesday, Aug. 28 from 5 to 7 p.m.

The Mayor hosts “Evening In” events to broaden his accessibility to the citizens of Garland.

This month’s event will be held in the Mayor’s Office, 200 N. Fifth St. It is necessary to schedule an appointment.

For more information, call 972-205-2471 or email edattomo@garlandtx.gov.

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Julio Quintana

Darron L. Williams is the son of Dorarene Williams of North Shiloh Road, Garland. He is a 2012 graduate of Memorial Pathway Academy, Garland.

Samuel S. Donoso is the son of Ximena Hobbs of Green Oaks Drive, Garland. He is a 2008 graduate of North Garland High School.

Micah L. Adams is the son of Paula Johnson of Blewitt Drive, Cedar Hill. He is a 2011 graduate of Desoto High School.

Julio Quintana is the son of Connie Quintana of Lazy Bayou Drive, Arlington. He is a 2011 graduate of Mansfield High School.

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Curry: Ruth Bader Ginsburg is becoming the New Thurgood Marshall

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TEXAS METRO NEWS responsibility for unsolicited state universities, need not be sanctioned inequality.’ material Any use or reproduction in part or whole blind to the lingering effects of is forbidden without the express written consent of the publisher. Annual mail subscription rates are ‘an overtly discriminatory past,’ $45 for 12 months and $25 for digital subscriptions. the legacy of ‘centuries of lawin voting’ sanctioned inequality.’ Among progress has been made, discrimination CREDO OF THE BLACK PRESS Congress determined, based on continued to “infec[t] the constitutionally permissible The Black Press believes that America can best lead the world options, I remain convinced, a voluminous record, that the electoral process in parts of our away from racial and national ‘those that candidly disclose scourge of discrimination was country.� antagonisms when it accords to The Voting Rights Act their consideration of race [are] not yet extirpated.� every person, regardless of race, She explained, “The Voting directly addressed that infection, color or creed, full human and preferable to those that conceal legal rights. Hating no person, Rights Act of 1965 (VRA) Ginsburg stated. it.’� fearing no person, the Black Press has worked to combat voting “Although the VRA wrought In Shelby County v.

Holder, strives to help every person in the where other dramatic changes in the realization firm belief that all are hurt as long the Voting Rights Act challenge, discrimination as anyone is held back.

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all vestiges of discrimination against the exercise of the franchise by minority citizens,� she said. “Jurisdictions covered by the preclearance requirement continued to submit, in large numbers, proposed changes to voting laws that the Attorney General declined to approve, auguring that barriers to minority voting would quickly resurface were the preclearance remedy eliminated.�

Ginsburg noted, “After considering the full legislative record, Congress made the following findings: The VRA has directly caused significant progress in eliminating firstgeneration barriers to ballot access, leading to a marked increase in minority voter registration and turnout and the number of minority elected officials.

But despite this progress, “second generation barriers constructed to prevent minority voters from fully participating in the electoral process� continued to exist, as well as racially polarized voting in the covered jurisdictions, which increased the political vulnerability of racial and language minorities in those jurisdictions.�

She noted that Congress, not the judiciary, should have the final say on voting matters. “The Constitution uses the words ‘right to vote’ in five separate places: the Fourteenth, Fifteenth, Nineteenth, TwentyFourth, and Twenty-Sixth Amendments. Each of these Amendments contains the same broad empowerment of Congress to enact ‘appropriate legislation’ to enforce the protected right.

The implication is unmistakable: Under our constitutional structure, Congress holds the lead rein in making the right to vote equally real for all U. S. citizens.

These Amendments are in line with the special role assigned to Congress in protecting the integrity of the democratic process in federal elections.�

That’s language that would make Thurgood Marshall proud.

George E. Curry, former editor-in-chief of Emerge magazine, is editor-in-chief of the National Newspaper Publishers Association News Service (NNPA.) He is a keynote speaker, moderator, and media coach. Curry can be reached through his Web site, www.georgecurry.com. You can also follow him at www.twitter.com/ currygeorge and George E. Curry Fan Page on Facebook.

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MALVEAUX: WHAT IS A LIVING WAGE?

THE LAST WORD by Dr. Julianne Malveaux

Last week workers at fast food restaurants demonstrated outside their places of work, highlighting the low wages they receive and demanding more.

They say twice as much, or $15 an hour, will provide them with a living wage. In Washington, DC, the City Council has sent legislation to Mayor Vincent Gray, requiring “big box� stores like Wal-Mart and Best Buy to pay $12.50, more than the DC minimum wage of $8.25 an hour.

In response, Wal-Mart says it may not build all of the six stores they have slated for DC. Responses depend on who you talk to, with some of the unemployed saying that an $8.25 job is better than no job, and with others saying that $8.25 is not a living wage.

Someone who earns $8.25 an hour (which is a dollar more an hour than the federal minimum wage) earns $17,160 per year if they work full time (40 hours) all year (52 weeks). Although taxes for the low income are low, they are still deducted, especially the Social Security tax (about 7 percent). Too many minimum workers don’t work full-time, full-year. Many have their hours cut so that companies can avoid paying benefits.

This means full time, full year work is the best-case scenario. For many, it can be much worse.

The poverty line for one adult and two children is $19,530, which puts the $8.25 worker below the poverty line.

The parent who earns this scant wage struggles to make ends meet, and often cannot. Too often, thisYour Exposure parent has to While We Have choose between transportation Your Audience’s and shoes

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for their children, between children’s books and food. A two-parent family has a higher poverty threshold of $23,550, about 20 percent more than the minimum wage worker earns.

Federal and state supplements often make the difference between swimming and sinking. Many families who live below the poverty line use supplemental nutrition programs (that used to be called food stamps) to enhance their food budget. Congress is in the process of cutting SNAP so low that 5 million of the roughly 47 million people on the program will be cut. Some receive medical assistance through Medicaid.

Some cities subsidize summer programs or other efforts, offering day care possibilities for those who struggle to afford it. According to the Economic Policy Institute, the average cost of childcare in the District of Columbia is $1300 a month, or $13,600 a year.

Poverty line $23,550, childcare costs $13,600 per year. Go figure.

In other parts of the country, full time, full year workers earn less than DC workers. Those who earn the federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour earn $15,160 per year, less than the poverty line for one parent and one child. Those who earn $12.50 per hour, the proposed wage for DC big box stores, will earn $26,000 a year. The $15 an hour that some fast food workers suggest would push their wages to $31,200 a year.

Some feel these low wages are acceptable, especially some Tea Party members of Congress, yet they earn at

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Light rail, Trinity River road highly scrutinized in South Dallas Studies by the University of Texas at Dallas Institute of Urban Policy, United Way and Texas A&M are taking place now to assess the quality of life in the South Dallas community before billion dollar projects involving the new DART Light Rail and the Trinity

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Toll Road are brought to the area. Some construction has begun with the demolition of homes to follow later this year.

At a meeting held by the three institutions, a focus group of sorts dished ideas and findings on the surveys that have told the story of the residents of South Dallas. “We are measuring conditions that may vary from street to street,� said Dr.

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training in administering the anonymous surveys. “Over three to four years there are changes in conditions and we want to know how it affects the area.�

Evaluating President Obama’s First 100 Days Political analysts, both mainstream and Black news media and intellectuals around the country have given their grade evaluation on President Barack Obama’s first 100 days in office, marked on April 30. Here’s how several people from the local front graded the new president.

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“OVER THREE TO FOUR YEARS THERE ARE CHANGES IN CONDITIONS AND WE WANT TO KNOW HOW IT AFFECTS THE AREA�

“I am deeply impressed with the progress that President Barack Obama has made during the first 100 days of his administration. Already we are seeing evidence of the administration’s plan to dig our country out of recession and develop long-term, sustainable prosperity. President Obama has made two trips abroad, proving to us and to the world that he intends to repair our frayed alliances and restore our international leadership.

Finally, the Obama administration’s code of ethics has brought much-needed transparency and accountability to the White House.

President Obama is delivering on the change that he promised.�

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Grade: C “In just 100 days, we’ve seen an alarming acceleration of policies that will take America down the wrong track. The administration has proposed trillions of dollars in new spending, which will result in higher taxes on Americans, while sharply raising our indebtedness to foreign creditors.

On the national security front, I am very concerned about the President’s intention to close Guantanamo without a workable plan to relocate detainees. It is my sincere hope that, moving forward, the administration will adopt the productive, responsible approach to our nation’s challenges that Americans deserve.�

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In having the conversation about building within South Dallas, many issues arise with respect to GWENDOLYNand JONES education business in Ask The Advocate See ROAD, page 19

PROPOSITIONS 1 AND 2 Why YES means no and NO means yes Dallas is abuzz at the election issues before them on May 9 when citizens are asked to vote on the controverDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;LYTE sial & EBONY Convention Music Happenings Center Hotel that is being backed by Mayor Leppert. But what does voting â&#x20AC;&#x153;noâ&#x20AC;? and voting â&#x20AC;&#x153;yesâ&#x20AC;? mean?

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The issue of unemployment must be taken into account when we look at the matter of poverty lines and minimum wages. With an overall unemployment rate of well above 7 percent (unless a miracle occurs on August 2, after this column is filed), and a black unemployment rate of more than 13 percent, too many households with two adults have only one earner in the household. Another concern is that the federal poverty line is published as a national rate, yet itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s much cheaper to live, for example, in rural Mississippi than it does in New York City. In many instances, the poverty line does not reflect differences in housing costs, health care costs, or even transportation costs.

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In just one week, I will join thousands of Americans in our nation's capital to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the March on Washington.

As I think about all of us standing there to commemorate the day that Whitney M. Young, Jr., A. Phillip Randolph and so many other civil rights legends came together for "jobs and freedom" and where Dr. King delivered his Marc H. Morial historic "I have a President and Chief dream" speech, I Executive Officer want to remind you National Urban League to share your story: How are you redeeming the dream of equality in your life?

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Twenty children, their teachers and aides, their school principal, shot repeatedly by a 20-year-old wielding a semiautomatic assault weapon.

estimated 310 million non-military firearms owned in America.

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SUNDAY, AUGUST 25 AT 11 AM ET Airdate Marks Documentary’s Basic Cable Network Debut SILVER SPRING, MD — To commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the March on Washington, TV One will air Sing Your Song, the criticallyacclaimed documentary profiling revered African American singer, actor and activist Harry Belafonte, on Sunday, August 25 at 11 am ET. This marks the basic cable network premiere of the 2011 documentary, which charts Belafonte’s life as a rising black Hollywood star amid the social and political racism plaguing 1960s America, and his emergence as a figurehead of the civil rights movement.

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Produced by Belafonte Enterprises and S2BN Entertainment Production in association with Julius R. Nasso Productions, Sing Your Song has been presented at numerous film festivals worldwide and has received award honors including Most Popular Film at the 2011 Vancouver International Film Festival, a 2012 NAMIC Vision Award (Documentary) and a 2012 NAACP Image Award (Outstanding Documentary).

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The Mayor hosts Evening In events August 26 to broaden his accessibility to the citizens of Garland.

Dallas County Commissioner Elba This month’s event will be held in Garcia will deliver the keynote the Mayors Office, 200 N. Fifth address at an event sponsored by St. It is necessary to schedule an the League of Women Voters of appointment. For more information, Irving. Together, thousands of other call 972-205-2471 or email organizations across the nation will edattomo@garlandtx.gov. be celebrating Women’s Equality Day. The event will take place at the North August 29 Lake College South Campus, 1081 W. Shady Grove Rd. Admission is free, Balch Springs Chamber of but reservations are needed. If you Commerce Luncheon can attend, send an email to Barbara 12400 Elam Road Doyle at bdoyle0329@verizon.net or 11:30a, call her at (214) 683-8230. & Knowledge about green instrastructure!

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Public Debate on Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” Speech – 50th anniversary What: SMU’s debate team will conduct a public debate with Wiley College on the question of whether America is advancing on King’s dream in 2013.

The event will feature readings from MLK’s speech on August 28,1963, which

The inaugural International Faith and Family Film Festival will debut at Bishop T.D. Jakes’ MegaFest 2013 in Dallas, August 29-31, at the Omni Dallas Hotel. The film festival will showcase projects including Fox Searchlight’s “Black Nativity,” Image Entertainment’s “Winnie Mandela” and Sony Pictures Entertainment’s “Heaven is for Real.”

August 31 will mark the eighth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina with a film screening, book signing, Q&A, art, dance, and special guests—all with a New Orleans flavor.

7 to 9 p.m. at the South Dallas Cultural Center near Fair Park.

Michelle Gibson will also perform from 5 to 7 p.m. in Part 1 of Remembering Katrina in an event commemorating the opening of a special art installation on New Orleans at the South Dallas Cultural Center. Both events are free and open to the public.

September 6 Thousand nights of laughter from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM (PDT) Fort Worth Convention Center 1201 Houston Street Fort Worth, TX 76102

September 8 Grace Tabernacle Church - 18th Appreciation Celebration Honoring Pastor Eric T. Anderson “An Undefeated Champion of Faith: Fighting the Good Fight” 18th Pastor Appreciation Honoring Rev. Eric T. Anderson “But you, man of God…pursue righteousness, godliness, faith, love, endurance and gentleness. Fight the good fight of the faith.”

11:00 a.m. *Dinner fellowship following worship service*

September 10-14 National Black MBA Association, Inc. 35th Annual Conference and Exposition, September 10 — 14, 2013 at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, TX.

September 20 The 100th GREEN Golf Marathon for CASA of Ellis County I am personally requesting your prayerful consideration of financial support for a networking contact, Mr. Cleo Turner, an avid semipro golfer who has a passion for the children and youth in our community. Many of you may

also know Mr. Turner as the DJ Dr Rock for the many years he was on the radio in the D/FW area.

The golf tournament will be held at the Old Brick Yard Golf Course in Ferris, Texas;

September 21 The Irving Black Arts Council presents An Evening With Stephen Pride In the Pride family tradition, the combination of Stephen’s vocal range and the haunting “Pride” timbre makes for a soulful treat that’s hard to beat. This performance will be a wonderful mix of traditional country music with a twist of modern contemporary music.

Irving Arts Center, Atrium/Suite 200 / 7:00 pm Admission: Advanced $20, Day of Performance $25

October 19 Matinee 3:00 pm ~ Main Show 7:00 pm the one – the only – “RITCH MANN” Location: Irving Arts Center, Dupree Theater Advanced: Matinee $15, Main Show $20 Day of Performance: Matinee $20, Main Show $25 Irving Arts Center, 3333 N. MacArthur Blvd., Irving, Box Office 972-252–ARTS (2787) or www.irvingartscenter.com

September 28 The Apprentice 2013 Helping Young Women Succeed Summit 2013 Young Women’s Summit will feature “Women in Business” and Women Business Owners coming together to mentor teen ladies ages 13 -19 in Leadership, Etiquette, Entrepreneur mind set, Communication Styles, Organization, and Goal Setting.

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PROPOSITIONS 1 AND 2 Why YES means no and NO means yes Dallas is abuzz at the election issues before them on May 9 when citizens are asked to vote on the controverDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;LYTE sial & EBONY Convention Music Happenings Center Hotel that is being backed by Mayor Leppert. But what does voting â&#x20AC;&#x153;noâ&#x20AC;? and voting â&#x20AC;&#x153;yesâ&#x20AC;? mean?

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I was just reflecting on an interview I did with my former employer (The Advocate newspaper in Baton Rouge) about the future bestselling book my friend and prayer partner Bre Eaton and I released a couple of years ago.

In that interview, columnist and pal Terry Robinson asked me an awesome question.

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Many divorces occur or many marriages are strained because of a lack of patience on the part of at least one of the two persons. We, generally speaking, get tired of waiting on God to send us our Ruth or our Esther or our Boaz or our Isaac, to the point where we succumb to the pressures of impatience (like Abraham and Sarah did) and we (not God) produce Ishmaels in our lives rather than waiting on God to present us our Isaacs.

Some of the biggest, most recognized, most influential pastors out there today often say: "Most divorces occur over money." I've always contended that “money” was not (and perhaps never was) the reason for so many failed marriages.

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Donald Lee is founder-pastor of nondenominational, multi-ethnic Kingdom Living Christian Center in Dallas. He co-authors “Married to Commitment,” (Xulon Press, $14.99) a book on relationships.

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Dear Gwendolyn: I have been going with a man for 16 years. We have been engaged for the past two years this month. We have no children. This is my problem: He recently told me that my cousinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 10 year old son is his. I cried and insisted on a DNA test. Guess what? Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s true. He told me that he has been going with my cousin for the past 11 years all the time he was involved with me. Oh by the way, we have lived together for the past 15 years. Yes, it took 14 years for him to propose marriage. I have been happy with him. I have worked the entire time in a high paying career. Because of the recent discovery should I give him up?

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Let me tell you this: Time moves rapidly and does not stand still for anyone. I want you to search the laws for your state regarding â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;common lawâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; marriage. However, if your fiancĂŠ has nothing then sorry lady, you will get nothing.

I congratulate you for having a good career. At least you have not been a kept woman. If you leave him, you can financially survive and believe me, you do need to leave him. Do not focus on the years gone by. Focus now on going forward with your life finding happiness within yourself. I know to understand your cousinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s affair with your man is hurtful. But maybe she and your fiancĂŠ are compatible - you know...having a lack of principles. Not only will you need to part from your fiancĂŠ, but also put distance between you and your cousin. Sometimes with family you have to step back, go around, go under, or go over the bridge of unfaithfulness and wrongdoings.

Doris, let me tell you something else: You asked if you should give him up.

Think about it. It seems you never had him --- to begin with.

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According to a report from the Jefferson Parish Coroner’s Office stated that Kraddick died from an “enlarged heart, blocked arteries and most likely an irregular heartbeat.”

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At the time of his death on July 27, 2013, he was attending an annual fundraiser in Lousisiana for his charity, “Kidd’s Kids.”

Kidd Kraddick decided on his career while serving as 10th grade class president.

“We sponsored a big dance for the seniors but didn’t have enough money to hire a DJ. So I snuck out my dad’s stereo and did it myself.”

From then on, he was hooked. After stints as a nighttime teen idol in Miami, Salt Lake City, Los Angeles and Tampa (where he was given the name “Kidd” by a program director), Kraddick took his show to Dallas, where he quickly made the transition to morning drive. In 2001, the show was syndicated and is now heard in nearly 100 cities across the country and worldwide on AFN (American Forces Radio). The show can also be seen live each day on KiddTV, hosted by uStream and viewed on KiddNation. com. 514-9553 or (214) The show is like a daily soap opera featuring the real lives of its cast. But it’s not just the openness of See KRADDICK, next page

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How many of you find I guess what I’m trying yourselves passing along to say and what Jesus those same expectations is alluding to is when to your children and are grounded in love, people ready to pounce if you see want to respond favorably, disobedience? if for no other reason than Why? to look good in the eyes of I submit that you do this the person they are trying because of the relationship to impress. What Christ is you have or had with your saying is the same thing parents. that many a mother and This relationship thing a father want to believe serves us all well when we about their kids. contemplate obedience. It’s If we’re honest with a love thing. It’s a “want ourselves, we all know to” thing. “I will not speak what behavior would upset with you much longer, for Mom and Dad. We know the prince of this world is this because they have coming. He has no hold spent a lifetime (yours on me, but the world must and mine) instilling values learn that I love the Father and integrity into our and I do exactly what my character and hopefully Father has commanded into our very natures. You me.” John 14:30-31. might still do things they To obey should be an act of wouldn’t condone, but love. As children this might you certainly know the be difficult to understand. difference between right As Christian adults, it and wrong because of your shouldn’t be. upbringing.

Our goal should be to That upbringing, if recognize God’s love for us nurtured in the spirit of and simply do our best to love, reveals to all of us return it; act accordingly so the source and nature of to speak. the consequences. The discipline that results from May God bless and keep wrongdoing and wrong you always. thinking comes from one place, love. If you can’t remember this, let me

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