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People of the Sun-Middle Passage Collective Juneteenth is the oldest known celebration com- memorating the ending of slavery in the United States. Dating back to 1865, it was on June 19th that the Union soldiers, led by Major General Gordon Granger, landed The LaRosiliere Family: Tracy, Maya, Brianna, and Harry/ Photo Credit: the Lone Star Report at Galveston, Texas with news that the war had ended and that the enslaved were now free. Note that this On Saturday, May 11, City Councilman Harry Agnant LaRosiliere won a historic election to become the first was two and a half years after President Lincoln’s black mayor of Plano, a suburb in the Dallas-Forth Worth, Texas metro area. LaRosiliere, a New York-bred finan- cial advisor of Haitian descent, bested Fred Moses, the African-American Collin County Republican Party Chair. Emancipation Proclamation - which had become official LaRosiliere is a moderate who garnered the endorsement of the outgoing Mayor, , while Moses January 1, 1863. enjoyed strong tea party support. For more information on the ME College presenta- Continues on Page 2A tion visit: http://poscollective.tripod.com/Index.html 2013 Outstanding Graduate of S.M.U. Trumpet Awards Founder, Ms. Lanissa Suzette Cole EDITORIAL Xernona Clayton Elected Chairman The Board of Directors of the United We Stand... Divided We Fall!!! Trumpet Awards Foundation voted and This media has called for unity and togetherness for the elected Xernona last decade, hoping to reach the goal of a better society. Clayton as Chairman of the Board. The new At this time in history, it is imperative that move makes her now HISPANICS, BLACKS, WHITES and all races work togeth- the chairman, presi- dent and chief execu- er to accomplish a sense of unity. tive officer of the For several years, this media has called for the Trumpet Awards togetherness of all people -- WHITE, BLACK, BROWN, Foundation, Inc. ETC. Ms. Clayton creat- As members of a civilized society, our mission must ed the Trumpet be to motivate, educate and elevate all people. Awards 22 years ago WHITES, BLACKS, HISPANICS, NATIVE AMERICANS and while an executive at other minorities can no longer afford to be divided. All Turner Broadcasting. must equally be given an opportunity to elevate them- Fourteen years after a successful run, Xernona Clayton selves. So, the cry is neither BLACK nor WHITE, rather, Turner Broadcasting it is for the right. Studies have revealed that it is not gave Ms. Clayton $5 million to operate independently and the Black race that dominates the welfare rolls, nor is it assisted her legally to set up a non-profit organization which the Blacks with the highest percentage of social dis- resulted in the formation of the Trumpet Awards eases. Let us not fall prey to the propaganda that Blacks Foundation. alone are in need of rising from the ashes of despair. All The foundation annually presents the Trumpet Awards, races must improve their social and educational status. which portrays African American success stories. The awards Facing the complexities of the Twenty-First Century, program is nationally televised and is distributed to over 187 Ms. Lanissa Suzette Cole countries around the world. In addition to showcasing our beloved country can no longer be about seclusion, African American achievement, the Foundation has generat- Ms. Lanissa S. Smith Cole, graduated from Southern separation and segregation. This country was founded ed over $4 million dollars for student education and charita- Methodist University with a degree in Psychology on May 18th, on the right to be free in speech, assembly, education 2013 at 3:00 P.M. in the Hughes-Trigg Building on campus. ble projects. Lanissa is the daughter of Arnissa Smith and Vernoice Cole. She and religion, and on that premise the United States of A board member, Ms. Vivian Pickard, president, GM is an exceptional young lady with skills instilled in her by her America emerged into a strong country, but, the coun- Foundation and director, corporate relations for the General grandmother Martha H. Smith, which can be recognized by try is now threatened from within because of the spir- Motors Company, in responding to the board officers’ everyone she comes in contact with. She has been involved in it of division. With the percentage of Blacks and other change said, “The community respects Ms. Clayton and so various extra-curricular and volunteer activities. Some, to name minorities projected to dominate the workforce during do we. She has given great leadership to this project and a few, are, National Honor Society, Xinos, Top Teens, and Track the next decade, we need to start now to prepare peo- many people have been inspired and uplifted by the quality and Field. She is a likeable and enjoyable person to be around. and content of the annual awards presentations.” Ms. She has mentors such as, Dr. Mary Beck and Mrs. Maxine Cash. ple who can compete. If that potential workforce is Pickard further stated, and board member Mr. Danny To know Lanissa is to love Lanissa. Lanissa plans to pursue high- denied access to education and the mainstream, how Bakewell, Sr., executive publisher, Los Angeles Sentinel con- er education, through attaining a Master of Science degree in then can we expect to keep America secure, prosper- curred, “the Board appreciates the valuable service of the Social work. She wishes to thank everyone who has helped and ous and stable? Too much is at stake. We can no longer former chair, Mr. Harold Lewis.” supported her along the way. afford to be divided. The economic, education and Ms. Clayton, a television pioneer, a civil rights icon, a com- munity activist and a civic leader has dedicated her life to Credo of The Black Press social pie must be shared -- not only as a matter of jus- The Black Press believes that America tice, but of necessity. While there is no strength in the serving the needs of the community. She also created the can best lead the world away from International Civil Rights Walk of Fame, which is dedicated racial and national antagonisms when division of a country, there is a mighty fortress in a to honoring men and women who have significantly it accords to every person, regardless country united. Does it not make good sense to strive of race, color or creed, full human and enriched the lives of many. The Walk is a permanent tribute legal rights. Hating no person, fearing to live together in harmony for the safety and success to the contributions of the inductees. Last year, the city of no person, the Black Press strives to help every person in the firm belief that all are of us all? Our national security demands it. United we Atlanta honored Ms. Clayton by naming a downtown street hurt as long as anyone is held back. will stand, but divided, we shall ultimately fall. and a park for her. ‘Dallas’ Too Busy Growing To Hate June 6 - 12, 2013 The Dallas Post Tribune Page 2A

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Mr. Jermain Clemon 5) All articles and advertisements Jesus told us that in this Are you being made fun of on how they live. Ms. Chloe Buckley must be proofed by the article plac- Bro. Waydell Nixon world we will have trouble. or insulted because you fol- They watch the same ADVERTISING er or advertiser. We will not be held Listen to what Paul said in low Jesus? movies and TV shows as Dr. T.R. Lee, Jr. responsible for any errors if the arti- Continued... Ms. Chloe Buckley cle placer or advertiser does not And guys, if you are living Galatians 1:10. Do people say mean non-Christians do, listen to proof their article or advertisement. as a Christian, you are going "I’m not trying to win the things about you just the same music, they dress PRODUCTION 6) Articles and advertisements approval of people, but of because you’re a Christian? the same, they talk the Ms. Chloe Buckley received past the stated deadlines to be following God in an Mrs. Shirley Gray will be held over for the next publi- ungodly world. In a sense, God. If pleasing people were Are you not accepted by same, pursue the same Mrs. Millie Ferguson cation if applicable. you aren’t going to be on the my goal, I would not be certain people or treated dif- things in life. 7) We will not be held responsi- Christ’s servant." ferently because you are a The divorce rate is the PHOTOGRAPHER ble for pictures that are not claimed right team in the world’s Mr. Floyd Ferguson after two (2) weeks. Pictures held eyes. And you’re going to What Paul seems to be Christ-follower? same for Christians, if not Mrs. Constance Cannon after two (2) weeks are subject to face persecution because of saying here is that you can’t I’m willing to bet that the higher, than non-Christians. Mr. Frank A. Lott disposal. Ms. Chloe Buckley 8) Advertisement positioning it. always please people and answer to that question for Christian teens cheat just based on a first-come basis. So have you faced any please God at the same many of you is no. And I as much in school, lie to ADVISORY BOARD Positioning can be guaranteed for 15% over total cost. Dr. George Willis, Chairman persecution? time. don’t say that because I their parents just as much, Credo of The Black Press Dr. C.C. Russeau, Co-Chair You can’t always follow think that you guys aren’t the stats on premarital sex The Black Press believes that America Because if you’re truly fol- Dr. Gwen Clark, Co-Chair the crowd and still follow serious about your faith or aren’t that different can best lead the world away from lowing Christ, you should Dr. Thalia Matherson, Secretary racial and national antagonisms when expect it! Don’t be shocked Jesus. You can’t live like the that you don’t love Jesus – between Christians teens Mrs. LaWanda Durham Mitchell it accords to every person, regardless and surprised when you are world and live like Jesus at because I know you do. and non-Christian teens, Mrs. Delia Lyons Dr. Ruth Wyrick - Mrs. of race, color or creed, full human and the same time. I say that because all the neither are the stats on Opal Jones Mrs. Shirley Fridia - -Dr. Alfred legal rights. Hating no person, fearing insulted or made fun of or Roberts - Mrs. Ruth Harris - Mrs. Sharon H. no person, the Black Press strives to when you face opposition And when you choose to studies and the surveys and drinking alcohol. Cornell - Mrs. Alvastine Carr help every person in the firm belief because of your faith. Be please God instead of choos- the polls out there say that, TO BE CONTINUED... Mrs. Barbara Sweet Williams that all are hurt as long as anyone is Ms. Joan Fowler, Mrs. Bobbie Foster held back. shocked and surprised when ing to please people, you will overall, Christians don’t live you don’t! face persecution in one way that differently than people Editorial Board: Chairman - Ms. Chloe Buckley; Vice Chairman - Mrs. Shirley Gray; Consultant - Mrs. Dorothy Lee; Consultant - Ms. Peggy Walker; Consultant - Mr. Thomas Wattley; Consultant - Dr. Thalia Matherson; Consultant - Ms. Joan Fowler; Consultant - Dr. Alfred My Day: Legal Immigration Roberts; and Consultant - Mrs. Ester Davis come shining through. The tion takes place every year. Engineered to amaze. HOROSCOPES American consumer is spend- Reportedly, the United States is ing, vacationing, still eating out, the only rich country in the June 6 - 12 more confident. From airlines world with a growing popula- Ester Davis can be reached ARIES been. to automobiles to energy, cor- tion. Everybody still wants to at [email protected], lead- Lucky Numbers: 32, 38, 43 porations are managing come to America. We add ing a mission to place Where are you going in such a hurry? stronger profits and solid sales. three(3)million people to our Math in Vacation Bible What you want you already have. LIBRA Housing is leading the pack number every year thanks School this summer, Sunday Stop looking around yourself trying to find out what’s missing. Nothing is You’ll be energizing others this week showing signs of the essential largely to legal immigration. School too. missing. The best kind of discovery as you speak what’s on your mind dynamism, skill and dexterity of Huh. And its still … America, Join . . . the mission. this week is self-discovery. regarding spiritual matters and mas- the all American resiliency. the beautiful. ters. The quality of your thoughts is America, the beautiful! Soul Affirmation: I get because I give. very pure; write yourself a love letter. Lucky Numbers: 3, 18, 45 Jobs are making their way to Soul Affirmation: My imagination is the center lane, but you must TAURUS the source of my happiness. remember the 'job' has a differ- Lucky Numbers: 17, 23, 29 ent meaning. Jobs are being Knowing and accepting your love nature is extremely important. Don’t SCORPIO redefined, requiring more edu- try to claim that it is as society says it Mrs. Ester Davis cation, more math, science and should be. Acknowledge the fact that Surprises are in order this week, and a language makeup kit. your love and friendship are often you can roll with everything that America, the beautiful on the inseparable. You like to be in an comes at you unexpectedly. Healing You must agree the United move…stronger, wiser, restruc- adventure with your lover just as you can happen in a relationship if you States government has man- would a partner or a friend. Create just show up. That’s power! Use it for turing. this situation by holding the truth of the good of others. aged to put the economy on It is amazing how much we your nature in consciousness. the mend guided under the hear about illegal immigration, Soul Affirmation: This week is the very capable "cool" leadership how to fix it, too many people, Soul Affirmation: I enjoy the love that week the Lord has made. I rejoice in of President Obama. Oh, sure others have for me. it. they are not paying taxes. . . on Lucky Numbers: 16, 24, 47 Lucky Numbers: 12, 16, 18 things are not perfect, the and on. Illegal immigration is other party is still sulking over one major subject that is being GEMINI SAGITTARIUS the last election, having a war created as a problem, while within their own ranks, but a Dive into it! Don’t be intimated by the You want a comrade who doesn’t legal immigration is mysteri- unknown. Your adventurous spirit place inordinate expectations or few positives are beginning to ously ignored. Legal immigra- can take you to a new place of cele- demands on you, and who is creative, bration this week. If you can, bring intelligent, a good conversationalist, someone along who can celebrate in and highly spiritual. Perhaps you the same manner with you. Harmony should be out looking this week with and peace is the motto that you eyes wide open! should chant when you accomplish Harry LaRosiliere Makes what you want to do! Soul Affirmation: Cooperation with others is the key to success for me Soul Affirmation: Communication is a this week. History in Texas skeleton key that fits many doors. Lucky Numbers: 13, 24, 41 Lucky Numbers: 30, 31, 32 First Black Mayor of Plano CAPRICORN CANCER CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1A - Though the race was at times Work calls and you are not complete- This week would be good for getting ly happy with current divisions of contentious, with both sides claiming the other was an outsider, your house in order so you can spend labor. Do your part as a member of LaRosiliere beat Moses by a 20-point margin. the extra time outdoors and enjoying the team and you’ll be glad that you LaRosiliere grew up in Harlem, where his family settled after the company of others. With an did. Others will notice that you are a they migrated from Haiti. Almost 20 years ago, the City College orderly habitat waiting for you, you’ll committed team player. have a head start for the task you of New York graduate who ran a photography studio, moved to have to accomplish. Soul Affirmation: I master life by mas- Plano to join his wife Tracey (who relocated to Dallas after she tering myself. was hired in Frito Lay’s marketing department). He then Soul Affirmation: I open up to the uni- Lucky Numbers: 23, 45, 48 launched a career in financial services at Prudential Securities. verse. The universe opens up to me. In a city where over 40 percent of the population are people Lucky Numbers: 39, 49, 52 AQUARIUS of color, this election — with two viable candidates of color — LEO Business looks good this week as you was a marker that the local political landscape was catching up discover a new way of increasing to the times. Don’t spread yourself too thin. But if exposure to your product. Let hope For instance, within the last two decades, the makeup of you’ll need to move around in many and optimism lead you into new different circles this week, your spirit beginnings and fresh starts. All vibes Plano Independent School District (ISD) went from one in 10 stu- should be high and your vibes are are good. Go! dents being from diverse ethnic backgrounds to 20 percent strong for meeting new people. You Asian, 18 percent Hispanic and 13 percent black district-wide. will be receiving a piece or two of Soul Affirmation: I enjoy flirting with According to the Dallas Morning News, in schools such as great news. Expect the unexpected. new ideas. Mendenhall Elementary, students of color make up 80 percent You’ll be pleasantly surprised! Lucky Numbers: 16, 19, 27 of the population. Soul Affirmation: I give love and love PISCES A cornerstone of LaRosiliere’s campaign message was his gives to me. experience in municipal government. He served on the Plano Lucky Numbers: 4, 50, 55 You seem preoccupied this week and it’s because your mind is filled with a City Council for six years, along with posts on the local Planning VIRGO vision of love for the entire planet. and Zoning Commission, the Economic Development Board, the Use your gifts to assist others in see- Community Finance Committee and the Tax Abatement Council Strong vibrations make for a series of ing the world as you do, in glorious Committee. dramatic interactions with others this color. Check the details on paperwork week. Practice your art with your that you have to do, dreamer. “Harry has demonstrated his dedication to the citizens of heart, and let your energy carry you Plano by his many years of community service,” said Mayor Phil upwards to your best, highest self. Soul Affirmation: I release internal Dyer, according to CBS DFW. “His invaluable experience as a city Keep emotions calm. pressure by enjoying the beauties of council member has prepared him to do an outstanding job as the world around me. Mayor of the City of Plano.” Soul Affirmation: I know where I’m Lucky Numbers: 22. 34. 55 going because I know where I’ve June 6 - 12, 2013 The Dallas Post Tribune Page 3A CLASSIFIEDS

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Box 763939 Dallas, Texas 75376-3939 FAX(214) 946-7680 DWI 3rd or more Violation-Theft Violation Robbery Child/Elderly June 6 - 12, 2013 The Dallas Post Tribune Page 6A An Affair To Remember The Retirement Celebration for Shirley Ison Newsome 40 Years of Giving

Photos by Wallace Faggett

SIN Giving Words of ProgramToastmaster and Former Principal Robert Ward with Principal John Donnelly with SIN Leading Gathering In Thanks and Gratitude A Champagne Toast Ballroom Filled With Well Wishes at Retirement Gala SIN Entering Gala Standing Beside Welcoming Banner in Designer Gown Customed for the Occasion by REETIZ of Willow Bend

Principal Alpher Garrett Principal Shelia Aldredge Alpha Kappa Alpha Mae Saulter Presents SIN with a Grandson Jordan with Jones Presents Bouquet On Presents SIN with a Plaque Bouquet of Pink Roses from Alpha Phi Alpha Frank Breedlove Behalf of All Principals from All Principals She Bernadette with SIN at father Brian (Ison- the Ladies of Alpha Kappa Presents a Bouquet of Yellow Roses to Newsome's son) at Serving Under SIN Supervised Over The Years Alpha Sorority SIN from the Men of Alpha Phi Alpha Retirement Gala Retirement Celebration

"Kasserian Ingera?" The Ison-Newsome was lifted up as words at the end of the May an educator extraordinaire by 25th gala event from Honoree colleagues she mentored and Shirley Ison-Newsome as she supervised including Nakia expressed her appreciation and Douglas, principal - Barack gratitude to the ballroom Obama Male Leadership School crowd gathered to celebrate and Dr. Juanita Simmons, for- her retirement after 40 years of mer administrator - Lincoln service and giving as an educa- High School; and by principals tor 'extraordinaire' and 'advo- Marian Willard, Robert Ward, 21st South Central AKA cate for children' as noted by Lynette Howard, Earl Jones and Mr and Mrs Bruce Chamber Dr. Thomas Spann with SIN Regional Director Shirley those giving accolades. The Jaime Sandoval as the 'boss' with SIN Fisher Sharing About SIN As Pettis and Ivette Norman Masai Warrior greeting - that was demanding, support- An Alpha Kappa Alpha 'Kasserian Ingera? (How are the ive but always there helping Woman with SIN at Celebration children?)-was noted by Ison- each to grow with her focus on Newsome as the rallying call what was best for children. that we all must continue to Principals Alpher Garrett-Jones ask and address to ensure the and Sheila Aldredge represent- children are well. The evening ing the hundreds of principals affair began with resolutions and teachers she supervised from notable elected officials, and supported over the years the Honorable Congresswoman presented her with a bouquet Eddie Bernice Johnson; State of roses and a plaque. Senator Royce West; State Ison-Newsome, a woman Representatives Yvonne Davis who has made contributions in Attorney John Bickel Sharing About and Helen Giddings; County many arenas was congratulat- SIN As A Partner with the Foundation's Future Leaders Commissioner John Wiley ed by Pettis Norman as a strong Son Brian Newsome Price; City Councilwoman civic leader; by Dr. Clara Reed, Program Sponsored By Bickel and Vonciel Hill and outgoing DISD United Methodist District Salutes His Mother Brewer Former DISD AKA Golden Soror Board President Lew Superintendent and Dr. Zan Administrator Dr. Donnie Breedlove Jaime Sandoval Blackburn. The gala celebra- Holmes as an extraordinary Juanita Simmons Narrating Video of tion attended by Ison- church woman; by business Shares Memories of Sharing About SIN Newsome's family, son Brian, leaders Don Williams and Paul SIN as Mentor As An AKA Woman Life of SIN grandson Jordan, cousin Billie Griffin, attorney John Bickel Deborah White of Richmond, and Texas Southern Dean Virginia and cousin, former Emeritus Dr. Jay Cummings as Cowboy Timmy Newsome; an educator extraordinaire, friends from across the country who collaborated with each of and metroplex; principals and them on various projects; and colleagues; civic and business by the Alpha Kappa Alpha 21st leaders; religious leaders; her South Central Regional Director St. Luke 'Community' United Shirley Fisher and Golden Methodist Church family, and Member Dr. Donnie Breedlove Commissioner John Wiley Price Business and Civic Leader members of her beloved soror- as a strong and engaged Alpha with SIN and Grandson Jordan Don Williams, wife Ellen and ity, Alpha Kappa Alpha, all Kappa Alpha woman. Son and Son Brian Niece Share Moment with SIN came to salute Ison- Brian gave tribute to his moth- Newsome's extraordinary 40 er by noting she served the years. children of Dallas well as she Houghton Miflin Diva Alfrelynn Don Williams The native of Louisville, raised him, and that as his Publisher VP Paul Shares About Kentucky began her teaching mother and grandmother to his Roberts Blessing career in Louisville after receiv- son Jordan, he loved her; with Griffin Sings SIN The Audience with Impact SIN Had On Praises As An South Dallas ing degrees from Indiana Erlene Williams, one of three Educator Song Schools' University, the University of assistants (Victor Washington Louisville and as a Ford Fellow and Shirley Boss) paying tribute at The Ohio State University. by saying one only had to look She then came to Dallas with at how Ison-Newsome held the noted international educator children in her heart to know Dr. Francis Chase as a member that her focus for 40 years has of an elite team commissioned been to serve the children. by the Board of Trustees to Principals Orethan Price and study the efficacy of instruction John Donnelly shared the stage Childhood friends - Rosemary Crennel of New York; Cheryl Reynolds in Dallas schools. Asked to with Ison-Newsome as various of Columbia, Md; First Cousin Billie Deborah White of Richmond, VA; remain by then Superintendent groups presented her with bou- and Ann Long of Louisville, Kentucky Nolan Estes, Ison-Newsome's quets of roses - yellow, pink, 37 year odyssey with the Dallas red, orange and white bou- Independent School District quets. began where she distinguished After dinner, tributes in song SIN Top Three Assistants Principals Earl Jones and herself in many positions serv- and presentations of several Victor Washington, Erlene Lynette Howard Present ing as the District's first Dean of bouquets of flowers, the Williams and Shirley Boss Resolutions and Memories Instruction; the first Chief of evening ended with a cham- (speaking) Sharing of Working with SIN Staff; as a principal and central pagne toast to Shirley Ison- staff administrator ending her Newsome, "Educator career as Assistant Extraordinaire and Advocate Superintendent of Division 4. for Children', for 40 years of Having served under 14 outstanding and extraordinary Superintendents, Ison- service. Ison-Newsome with a Newsome noted that 'this work shy smile, noted she was look- Timmy Newsome, Brian and Jordan with SIN at Celebration of 40 years has been a labor of ing forward to Chapter 2 of her love and I thank God for the life with many hoping that opportunity to serve children'. would mean a stint on the DISD Many remembered that Ison- Board of Trustees. Ison- Newsome was often 'the raised Newsome was non-committal hand' in the room asking the noting that God had brought critical questions about issues her this far and would deter- related to the children. The mine how she lived her life in Reverend Zan Holmes, one of Chapter 2 as she smiled at many lauding Ison-Newsome, grandson Jordan, who clearly Commissioner Price Giving noted that her work was clear- would be an integral part of the Friend Billie Roberts Action Charge to Attendees ly a calling and not just a career next chapter. An outstanding Sharing 35 Years+ Of with Principal Marian Willard or job; and that when one is gala celebrating an outstanding called there is no retirement. person! Knowing SIN Looking On Dr Clara Reed and Charles, Dr Zan Holmes and Wife Carrie with SIN