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VOLUME 66 NUMBER 39 SERVING THE BLACK COMMUNITY WITHOUT FEAR OR FAVOR SINCE 1947 June 19 - 25, 2014 DALLAS ISD SUPERINTENDENT MIKE MILES ANNOUNCES NEXT BIG STEPS FOR DESTINATION 2020 Celebrate Freedom Juneteenth Festival June 19, 2014

Visitors are invited to enjoy the City’s annual Juneteenth event, a fun-filled family festival from noon to 5 p.m., Thursday, June 19 at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Center, located at 2922 MLK Jr. Blvd. This free event will feature vendors, The next phase of Dallas ISD’s transformative Destination 2020 effort will include the launch of personalized learning, a focus on social-emo- games, food, live music from local artists, and live tional learning, expanded pre-K opportunities and a goal to open as many as 35 additional schools of choice by 2020. radio broadcasts. Superintendent Mike Miles rolled out the ambitious blueprint during a community-wide gathering of more than 400 people on June 17 at “This is an important event that brings the Dallas W.H. Adamson High School. Set to core beliefs of academic achievement, high expectations and excellence, Miles’ presentation served as a challenge to create positive change for the district’s nearly 160,000 students. “We can’t just take the same things and do them better. We have community together to commemorate this impor- to think differently,” Miles said in his presentation. “…We have to do different things well.” tant moment in our nation’s history,” said Patrick N. Among those different actions is a goal of opening an additional 35 schools of choice by 2020. Miles said the success of students currently Jackson, MLK Jr. Community Center Manager. enrolled in the schools of the Yvonne A. Ewell Townview Center as well as Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Juneteenth marks the anniversary of when Texas Arts are clear evidence that Dallas ISD must provide similar opportunities to other children. “We have other kids who need more choices,” he said. slaves learned they had been emancipated back in Miles also addressed Personalized Learning, a new initiative to provide individual students an education that fits their needs and abilities. By 1865. 2020, he said, Personalized Learning will be the primary mode of instruction in at least 15 schools. “Let’s make sure our kids get what they Thursday, June 19, 2014 from 12:00PM to 5:00PM need, when they need it while maintaining high standards,” Miles told the crowd. The Martin Luther King Community Center, locat- A third pillar of Miles’ presentation was social-emotional learning, a style of education that helps students understand and manage emo- ed at 2922 Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard tions, set and achieve positive goals establish positive relationships and make responsible decisions. Dallas ISD plans to increase its offerings in that realm to help middle school and high school students develop the mindset needed to maximize their success. “We have to teach students Businesses who are interested in securing a booth how to persevere, how to be their best,” Miles said. “We’re not trying to replace other organizations (and role models), but we have to do our at the event should contact LaRhonda Bacon at part.” (214) 670-8419. For more information or to obtain The initial moments of Miles’ presentation focused on the success of the “heavy lifts,” or major efforts achieved since the launch of event applications, please log on to www.mlkcele- Destination 2020. Notable steps include the development of a new evaluation system for principals, the approval of the Teacher Excellence Initiative evaluation and compensation effort, and expanded pre-kindergarten. brationdallas.org. In the end, Miles said the transformative mindset growing in Dallas ISD has already paid dividends. He pointed to the improvement of the The Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Center Board and staff district’s Human Capital Management department in filling teacher vacancies as of June 15 in the last three years as proof that change is tak- host this annual event. This year’s sponsors include TXU Energy, ing place. Dallas Weekly, The Dallas Examiner, The Dallas Morning News, The district has improved from hiring 265 teachers by that date in 2012 to 664 teachers in 2013. By 2014, the district had filled 1,971 teacher K104 FM, KRNB and Warning Radio, Capital One Bank, Wells vacancies filled by June 15. They thought differently and tried a host of strategies that had not been tried before, Miles said. “They turned that paradigm on its head.” Fargo Bank, Reliant Energy, Nestle, and Starbucks.

President Obama Promotes Peace THE NATION'S MAYORS GATHER IN DALLAS: The United States Conference of Mayors 82nd Opposes those who want War Annual Meeting: Friday, June 20 - Monday, June 23

Mayor Mike Rawlings and other Dallas officials will kick off the 82nd Annual U.S. Conference of Mayors in Dallas June 20-23, with a continental breakfast on the Continental Avenue Bridge. USCM President Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson will present a check to the Mayor's Youth Fitness Initiative (MyFi). MyFi participants from Jaycee Zaragoza Recreation Center will exercise with visiting mayors. More than 1,300 registrants from cities large and small will convene for four days at the Omni Dallas Hotel to discuss topics including the economic health of the nation's cities, transportation, education, President Barack Obama AP Photo housing, help for returning Veterans and the minimum wage. The United States Conference of Mayors (USCM) is the official non-partisan organization of cities with (AP) - Less than three years after pulling American forces out of Iraq, President Barack Obama populations of 30,000 or larger which includes nearly 1,400 total members. Mayors, their families, sup- is weighing a range of short-term military options, including airstrikes, to quell an al-Qaida port staff, and corporate sponsors will attend the annual conference. inspired insurgency that has captured two Iraqi cities and threatened to press toward Baghdad. Under the leadership of U.S. Conference of Mayors (USCM) President Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson "We do have a stake in making sure that these jihadists are not getting a permanent and host Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings, more than 200 of the nation's mayors from cities large and small foothold," Obama said Thursday in the Oval Office. will convene in Dallas at the OMNI Hotel to discuss the economic health of the nation's cities, transporta- However, officials firmly ruled out putting American troops back on the ground in Iraq, which tion, education, housing, help for returning Veterans and the minimum wage. Mayors will release new has faced resurgent violence since the U.S. military withdrew in late 2011. A sharp burst of vio- economic data showing economic output and jobs numbers for each of the nation's 363 metropolitan lence this week led to the evacuation Thursday of Americans from a major air base in northern areas on Friday morning at the OMNI during an Opening Press Conference with USCM Leadership. Mayors will also hear from several guest speakers including Maria Shriver who will discuss The Shriver Iraq where the U.S. had been training security forces. Report and what mayors can do to address the 1 in 3 American women living on the brink of poverty. In Obama, in his first comments on the deteriorating situation, said it was clear Iraq needed addition, there will be two Special Sessions: One on Sunday re Climate Protection with EPA Administrator additional assistance from the U.S. and international community given the lightning gains by McCarthy and Energy Secretary Moniz and the other on Monday re Sports, Race and Politics in America the militant group Islamic State of Iraq and Levant. Republican lawmakers pinned some of the featuring NBA All-Time Leading Scorer and NY Times Best-Selling Author Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, blame for the escalating violence on Obama's reluctance to re- Sacramento Kings Principal Owner Vivek Ranadive, Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter, Indianapolis engage in a conflict he long opposed. Mayor Greg Ballard, Journalist, TV Host and Author Roland Martin, a current NBA Player/Coach TBA and For more than a year, the Iraqi government has been pleading USCM President Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson. USCM is also pleased that New York City Mayor Bill with the U.S. for additional help to combat the insurgency, which de Blasio will address the general body, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti will participate in a discussion on has been fueled by the civil war in neighboring Syria. Northern transportation, Seattle Mayor Ed Murray will participate in a discussion on education/early learning and the minimum wage and Boston Mayor Martin Walsh will bring greetings. Iraq has become a way station for insurgents who routinely trav- On the final day of the meeting, the mayors will debate and vote on policy resolutions to forward el between the two countries and are spreading the Syrian war's to Congress and the Administration in the hopes of shaping federal legislation. Resolutions to be violence. considered are available at www.usmayors.org. (Continues on Page 2A) Dallas: Too Busy Growing To Hate! June 19 - 25, 2014 The Dallas Post Tribune Page 2A THE HOMEGOING OF MR. HAYWARD SPARKS, SR. Hayward Sparks, Sr. is the son of Coy and Sophia Sparks, born Kansas City, Kansas. For a brief time, he served as Director of HUD March 17, 1928 in Mexia, Texas. He moved to Dallas with his in Cleveland, Ohio. And later returned to Kansas City. He retired mother at an early age and attended the Dallas Public Schools: from HUD in 1984 as Special Assistant to the Regional Director in Pacific Avenue, Julia C. Frazier and Lincoln High School. He was a the Mid-West Region. veteran and served his country in the U.S. Navy. His tour of duty Returning to Dallas upon retirement, he reunited with Hamilton was completed in 1946. Park United Methodist Church were he and his family had wor- Returning to Dallas, he enrolled in Southwest Business College shiped as charter members and became active in the Church as and attended Bishop College Extension School. He received his vice-chair of the Finance Committee, Church Trustee and member Bachelor's Degree in Accounting from North Texas State of the Board of Trustees of the Nursery School. He was committed University now the University of North Texas in Denton. to the study of the Bible and completed four years of Discipleship Additional study was done at the Federal Executives Institute in Training and devoted a year to the study of the life of Paul. For the Charlottesville, Virginia and the Federal Executives Institute at the past several years, he has served as an adult Sunday School University of California at Berkeley. Teacher as well as mid-week Bible Study Leader at Hamilton Park He was married to Mrs. Thelma Hunter Sparks for twenty-seven UMC. One of his cherished experiences in the church was taking years and to this union one son and one daughter were born. his son on the Walk to Emmaus Retreat with other Hamilton Park Their marriage was dissolved in 1981. men and their sons. He is a member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. His accounting career began in Dallas under the tutelage of He is survived by son, Hayward Sparks, Jr.' CLU (Eva), one daugh- Robert Dedmon and later he opened the Sparks Bookkeeping ter, Charisse Sparks, M.D., three grandchildren Hayward Sparks III, Service followed by employment as Comptroller for the Tyler Jesse Sparks and Christina Sparks of Houston, and one sister, Barber Colleges with home office in Tyler, Texas he served as Field Corletta Sparks of Las Vegas, NE. Auditor for the U.S. Department of Agriculture for the Commodity Visitation will be Thursday, June 19 from 2;00 until 4:00 P.M. AT Credit Corporation based in New Orleans, Louisiana. His employ- Black and Clark Funeral Home, 2515 East Illinois, Dallas, Texas ment with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban 75216. Funeral Service will be held at Hamilton Park United Development (HUD) began in Forth Worth followed by HUD Methodist Church, Friday, June 20, 2014 at 11:00 A.M. employment in Omaha, Nebraska. After four years, he was named Director of HUD in the Mid-West Region with offices located in CELEBRATING THE LIFE OF MRS. ARDATH "SUE" HUTCHINS MCQUIRTER Ardath "Sue" Hutchins McQuirter was born to the Church, Sue served as lead teacher for the Adult grams. late Hattie J. and Frank Hutchins, Jr. on November 23, Women's Sunday School Class, taught Vacation Bible Sue was preceded in death by her parents, Hattie 1944 in Jackson, Mississippi. She was the younger of School and was a coordinator of the Women's Choir. and Frank Hutchins, Jr. She is survived by her hus- two daughters born to this union. Sue went Home to Ardath Sue Hutchins McQuirter was a Christian band of nearly 50 years, James McQuirter, Sr.; sons, be with the Lord on June 9, 2014. woman, Church Deaconess, Sunday School and James Jr., Clifford (Fran), Craig and Marcus (Brandy) Sue attended Saint Monica Catholic School in Gary, Vacation Bible School teacher, Alpha Kappa Alpha McQuirter; grandchildren, Alexander, Brandon, Indiana, later transferring to Holy Ghost Catholic Sorority, Incorporated Golden (50-year) Soror, busi- Olivia, Ezra, Chloe, Hannah and Kaia; her double sis School in Jackson, Mississippi, where she graduated ness woman, faithful wife, caring mother, loving (sister and Soror), Frankie H. Lee (Jem H.) of Oakland, as valedictorian of her class. She attended Tougaloo grandmother, avid reader, solver of crossword puz- California; numerous cousins, nephews and nieces; College in Mississippi where she received a Bachelor zles, mentor and friend, and we are honored to and a host of family members mainly in Gary, Indiana of Arts degree in English. Her marriage to James C. remember her as "Sue". and Jackson (Central), Mississippi. McQuirter, Sr. sealed a bond of love between them, Together, Sue and her sister, Frankie H. Lee, estab- In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials and the lasting joy of their union was shared by their lished the Hattie Jones Hutchins Endowed be made in Ardath Sue Hutchins McQuirter's name families and all who encountered them. Scholarship Fund for qualifying students at Tougaloo to the Hattie Jones Hutchins Endowment Fund, While Sue accepted Christ at a very young age and College. The fund was eponymously named to honor Tougaloo College, Office of Institutional faithfully served her church, family and community the memory of their beloved mother, the late Hattie Advancement, 500 West County Line Road, for many years, her passion was to be an encourager. Jones Hutchins. Tougaloo, MS 39174, or She perfected the art of loving others, insisting that With her husband, James, Sue was among the ini- https://donate.tougaloo.edu/donation/ (select 1869 they do all that they could do to reach their maxi- tial organizers of the Katherine Murriel Education Annual Fund in memory of Ardath Sue Hutchins mum potential and achieve their goals. She wanted Fund, Inc. (KMEF) public charity. Since 1994, KMEF McQuirter), or to the Katherine Murriel Education everyone to know the joy of love for God and for has contributed Bibles to high school graduates, Fund, NMZCU, P. O. Box 742256, Dallas, TX 75374, or each other. awarded college scholarships and grants, and assist- https://www.crowdrise.com/kmef. As a 20-year member of New Mount Zion Baptist ed community organizations with scholarship pro- MRS. MINNIE BRASHEAR (1935 - 2014) Brashear, Minnie A Godly (Shawn); three grandsons - Fellowship and served in many follow at 2:00pm at the DFW mother and wife, Minnie Alonzo Brashear (Angie), ministries at the church and National Cemetery.In lieu of Frances Brashear was called Andrew Briscoe and Matthew bible study groups in our com- flowers, a donation can be home to be with the Lord on Briscoe; and a great grand- munity. The wake was held at made to the Turn?Around June 9, 2014. Minnie was born daughter - Zoie Brashear. A 4:00pm on Sunday, June 15, Agenda (A social outreach of on September 21, 1935. devout Christian and Proverbs 2014 at Evergreen Funeral Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship that Minnie passed in the presence 31 woman, she brought joy Home - 6449 University Hills addresses the spiritual and of family and friends. She is and happiness to our immedi- Blvd. Services was held at social needs of urban youth survived by her loving hus- ate family and also members 11:00 am on Monday, June 16, and families). band Hollis of 53 years and her of the greater Brashear and 2014 at Oak Cliff Bible daughters - Enez Brashear and Sanders families. Minnie was a Fellowship - 1808 W. Camp Teresa Brashear-Briscoe Deaconess at Oak Cliff Bible Wisdom Road. Internment will

NATIONAL BAPTIST CONVENTION THE NATION'S MAYORS GATHER IN DALLAS THIS SUMMER: The United States Conference of Mayors 82nd Annual (USA) WAS HELD IN DALLAS Meeting: Friday, June 20 - Monday, June 23 Continued from Page 1A

Meeting highlights include: Friday, June 20 - Opening Press Conference at 11am; Welcome from Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings; USCM President Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson's Inaugural Address; Climate Protection Awards for Winning Cities; Women's Mayors Meeting; Special Session on Education Excellence w/ Oklahoma City Mayor Mick Cornett, Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer, Tacoma (WA) Mayor Marilyn Strickland, Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard, Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson; Breakout Sessions Led by Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard, Columbus Mayor Michael Coleman, Denver Mayor Michael Hancock w/ James Shelton, U.S. Education Dep. Sec re My Brother's Keeper Initiative, Houston Mayor Annise Parker, San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee, Green Bay (WI) Mayor James Schmitt, Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton, Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer Saturday, June 21 - Session on Building an Early Learning Nation w/ Education Sec. Arne Duncan, Jackie Bezos, Denver Mayor Michael Hancock, Seattle Mayor Ed Murray and USCM President Johnson; Citi Exec. V.P. for Global Public Affairs & fmr NYC Deputy Mayor Edward Skyler; Boston Mayor Martin Walsh; City Livability Awards for Innovation; Panel Discussion on On June 17, 2014 the National Baptist Convention (USA) was held at the Kay Transportation with Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Bailey Hutchison Convention Center of Dallas, TX where thousands are meeting Garcetti and U.S. Representative Eddie Bernice Johnson; National Anti-Bullying for the Congress of Christian Workers this week. Pastor William T. Glynn of Initiative to be Announced; Special Session on Veterans' Services; Breakout Mount Olive Missionary Baptist Church of Fort Worth, TX was the main speaker of Sessions Led by Newton (MA) Mayor Setti Warren, Gresham (OR) Mayor Shane the evening . The Sermon was taken from Matthew 26: 39; titled "I Prayed About Bemis, Pembroke Pines (FL) Mayor Frank Ortis, Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed and It". Pastor Glynn was accompanied by his beautiful wife Sis. Stephanie Glynn and New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu some of his children and grandchildren. Also, accompanying the pastor was the Sunday, June 22 - Maria Shriver to Discuss The Shriver Report; Interactive Music of Ministry, Sis. Michelle Fisher who prepared selections to render to the Discussion on Climate Protection with EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy and people of God all were Blessed by the message and song selections. There will Energy Sec. Ernest Moniz, Bridgeport (CT) Mayor Bill Finch & mayors; New also be guest speakers during the Convention; consisting of: Rev. Jesse Jackson, York City Mayor Bill de Blasio; Breakout Sessions Led by Kansas City (MO) Pastor Greg Oliver along with other dynamic speakers throughout the week. Mayor Sly James & Burnsville, (MN) Mayor Elizabeth Kautz, Columbia (SC) Mayor Steve Benjamin & Dubuque (IA) Mayor Roy Buol, Fresno (CA) Mayor Ashley Swearengin, Madison (WI) Mayor Paul Soglin, Lansing (MI) Mayor Virg Bernero, Memphis Mayor A.C. Wharton & Santa Barbara Mayor Helene Congresswoman Schneider, Rochester (MN) Mayor Ardell Brede & Sumter (SC) Mayor Joseph Eddie Bernice Johnson McElveen, Laredo (TX) Mayor Raul Salinas & Anaheim (CA) Mayor Tom Tait, Carmel (IN) Mayor Jim Brainard & Bridgeport (CT) Mayor Bill Finch and Presents Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer Youth Crime Prevention Summit Monday, June 23 - Special Session on Sports, Race and Politics featuring NBA All-Time Leading Scorer Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Sacramento Kings Principal Owner Vivek Ranadive, Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter, Indianapolis Mayor Friday Greg Ballard, Journalist, TV Host and Author Roland Martin, a current NBA June 27th, Player/Coach TBA and USCM President Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson; 1:00-2.30 pm Google's Get Your Business Online City Challenge Awards; Business Session to Debate/Vote on Policy Resolutions by Conference General Body; Breakout Youth World Center Sessions Led by Jacksonville (FL) Mayor Alvin Brown, Oklahoma City (OK) 1121 W. Wheatland Road, Dallas, Texas 75232 Mayor Mick Cornett June 19 - 25, 2014 The Dallas Post Tribune Page 3A

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Please, when it’s even a little warm Animals (PETA) Billing & Collections Advertisements, articles, editorials, Mrs. Veronica Zambrano letters to the editor and cartoons Vice President/ Production & appearing in the paper do not neces- Operations sarily represent the philosophy or STUDENT DEBT AND AMERICA'S FUTURE Mrs. Millie Ferguson, views of The Dallas Post Tribune. 2nd Vice President/Quality Control Regulations for Publication decreasing student debt. . and 27 was 5.6 percent according As a society, we must invest in & Research 1) We reserve the right to edit The President's "Pay as you to Bloomberg. our students and in their ability to Mrs. Joan Fowler articles for content and proper gram- Earn" initiative will cap federal stu- More concerning is the fact that pursue higher education. The glob- Public Relations mar. We also reserve the right to dent loan payments to ten-percent many of our nation's youth are al ranking of American students, truncate articles for space require- of their monthly income. Students denied access to higher education. particularly in the fields of science, Atty. Theodora Lee, Legal Counselor ments. Atty. Gary Bond, Legal Counselor 2) We reserve the right to refuse with private loans can refinance According to studies by the technology, engineering and math Dr. William Lyons, Consultant their loans at today's lower interest National Student Clearinghouse is on a steady decline. We can any advertisement or cancel any Ms. Peggy Walker, Consultant advertisement contract. By Congresswoman Eddie rates. This action will allow gradu- Research Center, college enroll- regain the position of prominence 3) Deadline for receipt of articles Bernice Johnson ates the financial breathing room ment in America has declined by we once enjoyed, and that our STAFF WRITERS is MONDAY AT NOON WITH NO to start investing in their futures, 12.8%, partially due to rising col- nation desperately needs, if we Rev. Johnny C. Smith EXCEPTIONS unless authorized by Students in America today are without the disproportionate bur- lege costs. They simply cannot invest in our students. Burdening Mrs. Colleen White the publisher. facing a challenge unlike any previ- den of student loan repayments afford it and are frightened by the them with massive debt is a Dr.. Ester Davis 4) Deadline for receipt of adver- Dr. Joyce Teal tisements is MONDAY AT NOON. ous generation before them - hanging over their heads. massive amounts of debt that they tremendous disservice to them Evangelist Waydell Nixon record levels of debt. Students are Each year, 20 million young will have to assume. and to our country. Advertisements will not be received graduating with higher levels of Americans enroll in college. Of that Under the executive order, stu- Higher education has always after that point unless they are cam- CIRCULATION era ready and have been approved debt that is greatly crippling their number, 12 million borrow to meet dent borrowers that make regular been viewed as society's great Mr. Elester Coleman by the publisher. ability to get a foothold in the the obligations of their educational loan repayments may have their equalizer. The president's most Mrs. Joan Fowler 5) All articles and advertisements American Economy. President expenses. Given the nation's slow remaining balances forgiven after recent executive order and the Mr. Samuell Ferrell must be proofed by the article plac- Obama has recently taken an exec- economic growth, many of these 20 years of regular payments. progressive measure before Mr. Jermain Clemon er or advertiser. We will not be held utive action to assist students who graduates are (and will be) unable Teachers, nurses, military person- Congress will ensure that our col- responsible for any errors if the arti- borrow money to finance their to secure employment within the nel and other public servants will leges and universities will continue ADVERTISING cle placer or advertiser does not Dr. T.R. Lee, Jr. proof their article or advertisement. higher education. I am in full sup- six-month grace period. In 2013, be eligible to have their remaining to be the bastions of equality that Dr.. Ester Davis port of the President's bold and the unemployment rate for college debt forgiven after only ten years the founders of this great nation 6) Articles and advertisements received past the stated deadlines forward thinking steps aimed at graduates between the ages of 22 of regular loan repayments. intended them to be. PRODUCTION will be held over for the next publi- Mrs. Veronica Zambrano cation if applicable. Mrs. Millie Ferguson 7) We will not be held responsi- Hollywood Gets a Low Diversity Rating Mrs. Mattie Weatherman ble for pictures that are not claimed Mrs. Shirley Gray after two (2) weeks. Pictures held moviegoers, those who contribute were cast as leads in only 25.6 per- sis, we see a similar pattern.” In after two (2) weeks are subject to PHOTOGRAPHER disposal. most to overall box office.” it said. cent of the movies. fact, the return on more diverse Mr. Floyd Ferguson “In 2011, minorities accounted for Over half of the films (51.2 per- films was “significantly greater,” 8) Advertisement positioning Mrs. Constance Cannon based on a first-come basis. 44.1 percent of frequent moviego- cent) featured casts in which the report found. Mrs. Veronica Zambrano ers, a figure that exceeded their minorities were 10 percent or less. Yet, Hollywood continues to Positioning can be guaranteed for 15% over total cost. 36.3 percent share of the overall People of color directed 12.2 travel down the same old tired ADVISORY BOARD U.S. population.” percent of the films studies, most road. Credo of The Black Press Dr. George Willis, Chairman The Black Press believes that America But you wouldn’t know it by the directed at a targeted audience. “The 2014 Hollywood Diversity Dr. C.C. Russeau, Co-Chair roles people of color play in the Women directed 4.1 percent of the Report has documented an appar- can best lead the world away from Dr. Gwen Clark, Co-Chair racial and national antagonisms when industry. films. ent disconnect between the indus- Dr. Thalia Matherson, Secretary “Historically, there has been a Minorities wrote 7.6 percent of try’s professed focus on the bot- it accords to every person, regardless By George E. Curry Mrs. LaWanda Durham Mitchell of race, color or creed, full human and death of gender, racial, and ethnic the films, mostly ethnic-niche tom line and actual staffing prac- Mrs. Delia Lyons Dr. Ruth Wyrick - Mrs. NNPA Columnist diversity in film and television – films; women wrote 14.1 percent. tices in film, broadcast television, legal rights. Hating no person, fearing Opal Jones Mrs. Shirley Fridia - -Dr. Alfred no person, the Black Press strives to both in front of and behind the In television: and cable,” the report stated. Roberts - Mrs. Ruth Harris - Mrs. Sharon H. The first detailed study of the camera,” the report stated. “This People of color were in only 5.1 “That is, while films and television help every person in the firm belief relationship between diversity and Cornell - Mrs. Alvastine Carr that all are hurt as long as anyone is reality has meant limited access to percent of the lead roles shows with casts that reflect the Mrs. Barbara Sweet Williams the bottom line in the Hollywood employment for women and Women accounted for 51.5 per- nation’s racial and ethnic diversity held back. entertainment industry has found Ms. Joan Fowler, Mrs. Bobbie Foster minorities and to a truncating of cent of the lead roles in comedies were more likely to post high box Dr. Kendell Beck that although diversity pays – liter- the domain of media images avail- and dramas, matching their share office figures or ratings during the ally –people of color and women able for circulation in contempo- of the population. study period, minorities and Editorial Board: Vice Chairman - Mrs. Shirley Gray; Consultant - Mrs. are still woefully underrepresented rary society…Media images con- People of color accounted for women were nonetheless woefully throughout film and television. Dorothy Lee; Consultant - Ms. Peggy Walker; Consultant - Mr. tribute greatly to how we think 15.4 percent of the broadcast real- underrepresented among the Thomas Wattley; Consultant - Dr. Thalia Matherson; Consultant - The study titled, “2014 about ourselves in relation to oth- ity shows. corps of directors, show creators, ; Hollywood Diversity Report: Ms. Joan Fowler; Consultant - Dr. Alfred Roberts and Consultant - ers. Of show creators, only one was writers, and lead actors that ani- Dr. Ester Davis Making Sense of the Disconnect,” “When marginalized groups in a person of color – who created mates industry productions.” was conducted by the Ralph J. society are absent from stories a “Grey’s Anatomy,” “Private The report concluded, “This dis- Bunch Center for African-American nation tells about itself, or when Practice” and “Scandal,” all on ABC. connect does not bode well for the Studies at UCLA. It looked at 172 media images are rooted primarily The report proves that diversity future of the Hollywood industry. theatrical films released in 2011 in stereotype, inequity is normal- pays. Women already constitute slightly HOROSCOPES and 1,061 television shows that ized and is more likely to be rein- “..The 25 films that were from more than half of the U.S. popula- aired during the 2011-12 season. It forced over time through our prej- 21 percent to 30 percent minority tion, and more than a third of the June 19 - 25 looked at race and gender and key udices and practices.” posted a median global box office population is currently minority production roles, including cast The report found that although of $160.1 million –a figure consid- and the population continues to Aries (March 21-April 19) bosses, parents, teachers and VIPs will diversity, the show’s creator, the It's been a year since you had such a think so highly of you. In fact, you might people of color represent 36.3 per- erably higher than the medians for diversity at a dizzying rate. strong focus on home, family and your be approached to take on increased writer, the director, awards and cent of the population, in film: all other diversity levels,” the “The bottom line for the domestic life. This personal shift will man- responsibilities because of this. (You look domestic and international box Of the 172 films examined for report found. “By contrast, the 88 Hollywood industry – theatrical ifest in several ways. Some will focus on like a winner.) Just accept because you office. 2011, only 10.5 percent of the lead films that fell into the 10 percent film, broadcast television, and home decorating and gardening because will please everyone, without doing any- Frequent moviegoers represent roles were played by people of minority or less interval did not cable –would be advanced by you'll enjoy making your digs more beau- thing special. (Plus, with Mars in your sign just 10 percent of the population, color and most of them were in fare as well in terms of global box implementing forward-looking tiful for the summer. Being the artisan of now, you are forthright, direct and power- but purchase half of all movie tick- such Black-targeted movies as office, posting a median figure of project development and staffing the zodiac, you will dream up fun projects ful anyhow. Interaction with authority fig- ets, the report stated. to build or create something at home. ures, especially parents, are likely in the “Jumping the Broom” and Tyler $68.5 million.” practices that are in sync with And your attention will turn outdoors to month ahead. This is the perfect time to “It is important to note here Perry’s “Madea’s Big Happy The report added, “If we consid- these changes.” decks and landscaping. However, others examine your life as a whole to see if that minorities are overrepresent- Family.” Women, who make up er return on investment, which fac- will want to cocoon at home for the next you're going in the direction you want. ed among the ranks of frequent 51.2 percent of the population, tors a film’s budget into the analy- few weeks. ("I'm hiding.") One certainty is This is a strong month for you! that all Aries natives will have moments of contemplation and memories of their Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) youth - their green and salad days. Travel appeals to you in the coming New York City: A Big Opportunity to Fix a Big Problem month because you want a change of Taurus (April 20-May 20) scenery! You want adventure and the 2014 State of Black America Equality into this $16.5 billion in revenue for vulnerable youth and entrepreneurs Get ready for a busy month because this buzz of something different. You also Sun energizes you! Suddenly, you've got want to be stimulated by learning some- Index™ found that Black households vendors.” While M/WBE firms com- in hard-pressed urban communities. things to do, places to go and people to thing new, which means this will be a have just $6 in wealth for every prised 7 percent of New York City’s We were also pleased that last year, see! Your schedule will be jam-packed great time to sign up for a course or get $100 in wealth of White households vendors and were awarded 23 per- the Congressional Black Caucus with short trips, errands and conversa- further education. You will also be – or a median wealth of $6,314 vs. cent of the city’s sub-and-prime Foundation invested $5 million in tions with everyone. The daily pace of enthused to talk to people from other $110,500. The Obama administra- contracts in 2013, they only five Black-owned banks across the your life will accelerate. Zoom, zoon! countries and different cultures. The main tion, leaders across the nation and received $439 million, or 2.7 per- country both to support the dwin- Many of you will read, write and study thing is -- do something different! Vary By Marc H. Morial globe and a number of progressive cent, of total contract dollars. dling number of Black banks and to more than usual as well. Expect increased your routine. Instead of dinner at home - President and CEO mayors across the country – includ- Despite the existence of the fed- strengthen the ability of these finan- involvement with siblings and relatives. have a picnic by the beach. With Venus NNPA Columnist Some of you will tie up loose ends regard- opposite your sign right now, this is a ing New York City Mayor Bill de eral Minority Business Development cial institutions to make loans to ing property and possessions with sib- good time to get a better understanding Blasio – have identified the need to Agency (MBDA) and dedicated neighborhood businesses. We also lings. This is a good week to buy my of relationships, especially the needs of “In Fiscal Year 2013, the City pro- close that gap. A key part of the minority business development applaud measures taken by the wardrobe goodies. It's not so much the your partner. It's also a good time to work cured $16.5 billion worth of goods solution is increasing the number offices in New York and most major Obama administration, including clothes that make the man - it's that you out conflicts with loved ones. and services and only $439 million and worth of government contracts cities, this disparity is echoed the current effort by the MBDA to don't see many naked people in politics. went to Minority and Women- available to minority and women- throughout the country. Reasons bring more minority businesses into Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) owned business enterprises – a Gemini (May 21-June 20) For the next month, the Sun is in a part of owned business enterprises for this include cumbersome and high growth industries such as green As the Sun shifts signs this week, you'll your chart that increases your passion mere 2.7 percent. That’s simply (M/WBE). As Mayor de Blasio is complicated contracting rules and technology and clean energy. notice the coming month will emphasize about life. (Yes, it also increases your sex unacceptable.” learning, while not an easy task, he the often prohibitively high cost of Mayor de Blasio has pledged to money, cash flow, earnings and your job. drive.) This amped verve for life will make -Michael Nitzky, director of com- has a substantial opportunity to fix a navigating the procurement increase New York City’s usage of Not only will you think more about your you want to be a better person, which is munications for New York City big problem and put forth a scalable process. Unfortunately, too many minority businesses from 3 percent assets, you'll be pondering your self- why you will work out and jog, row, cycle Comptroller Scott Stringer model for how New York City can minority and women-owned busi- to 10 percent. He shares our under- worth. You might also wonder if what or whatever to buff your bod. (You like Most discussions of economic and should engage with M/WBE. nesses also still find it difficult to standing of the importance of you are doing is meaningful or worth- the outdoors, whereas for me - outdoors inequality focus on the need for while. This is the time to take stock. is where the car is.) You will also focus on Mayor de Blasio took office in secure critical bank loans. Everyone minority and women-owned busi- Nobody wants to be in a dead-end job your psychological health and want to more equity in employment and January determined to “leave no agrees that small and minority- nesses to revitalizing struggling unless it fulfills some requirements on experience life not just learn about it. income. There is no doubt that New Yorker behind.” But a recent owned businesses are essential to urban communities, closing the another level. In addition to contemplat- Fling out your arms like Evita and cry "I expanding job opportunities and article by freelance journalist John America’s economic recovery, but wealth gap and improving the ing major purchases, many of you will ask want to live!" Perhaps this was prompted providing living wages for workers in Surico concludes that “the contracts not everyone has stepped up to give American economy. But none of us yourself what it is you really want in life? by meeting an ex-partner recently? Plus communities of color are essential between the city’s bureaucracy and them the support they need to suc- can do this alone and good inten- Which begs the question - what really your competitive spirit makes you want to closing the great divide between its businesses do not reflect a com- ceed. tions are not enough. Washington, matters? It's a curious that in our culture, to win in sports contests with others the vastly affluent and the rest of us. mitment to diversity.” Surico adds, That is why the National Urban local governments, big banks and what costs little is valued less. Duh? (including sex). But even more troubling is the huge “For thousands of companies in League has made entrepreneurship major corporations across cities and Cancer (June 21-July 22) Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) wealth gap, invariably linked to glar- New York City, obtaining a city con- support, tax credits and small busi- the nation must do more to remove This week the Sun returns to your sign for Ah ha! For the first time in a year, this ing disparities in homeownership tract is one of the most important ness financing a key part of “Jobs barriers and erect stronger incen- the first time in a year, to recharge your week the Sun moves opposite your sign and entrepreneurship that continue financial benefits of civil govern- Rebuild America,” our $100 million tives to unleash the entrepreneurial batteries for months to come. This is a to stay for a month. Since the Sun is your to break down along color and gen- ment. Last year alone, roughly partnership across the public, pri- potential of minority and women- wonderful opportunity for you! It will also source of energy, it is now as far away der lines. 40,500 transactions between the vate and nonprofit sectors to owned businesses. attract people and favourable circum- from you as it gets all year. Connect the The National Urban League’s stances to you. Quite literally, this is your dots: You will need more sleep. However, public and private sectors translated improve outcomes for job seekers, hour! Naturally, you want to make the this polarized position of the Sun will give most of this. Think big and expect a mira- you a chance to learn more about how cle. The next few weeks are a great time you handle your closest relationships. "A PSALM OF ANTICIPATION OF GOD'S KINGDOM" PSALM 72:1-20 to schmooze with friends, especially artis- ("Must I?") You will see more clearly what tic, creative people. This will give you a wants and needs of others are, and also read, "And there shall come forth a begins this psalm with a prayer, ask- kings shall fall down before him: all nice relief from the pandemonium, ten- how they fill (or do not) your wants and rod out of the stem of Jesse, and a ing that God would grant a king who nations shall serve him." sion and chaos at home, (which won't last needs. Nevertheless, it's a given that you Branch shall grow out of His roots: would judge righteously; and in judg- His dominion would be recog- forever because nothing does). Courage. must be as good for your partner as he or And the spirit of the LORD shall rest ing righteously, peace would prevail. nized because He is a defender of the she is for you to have a successful rela- upon Him, the spirit of wisdom and The king's reign will be characterized poor and needy (vv. 12-14). Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) tionship. Fair Venus will help things by understanding, the spirit of counsel as follows: "He shall judge the poor Consolation is found as "He shall Once a year for a month, the Sun "hides" making you playful, flirtatious and eager and might, the spirit of knowledge of the people, he shall save the chil- spare the poor and needy, and shall in your chart. It's waiting in the wings for fun and pleasure. Romance will flour- and of the fear of the LORD; But with dren of the needy, and shall break in save the souls of the needy" (v. 13). ready to make its entrance centre stage ish! Oo la la! righteousness shall He judge the pieces the oppressor" (v. 4). In recognition of his righteous reign, when your birthday arrives. But until Rev. Johnny C. Smith, Pastor – Mount poor, and reprove with equity for the As the king reigns in righteous- gifts will be given to him (vv. 15-17) then, it behooves you to work alone or Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) Moriah Missionary Baptist Church meek of the earth: and He shall smite ness, his rule will cause the righteous even the gold of Sheba shall be given behind the scenes and keep a low profile. In the next four weeks, you will roll up Yoga, meditation and quiet activities will your sleeves and get busy because you We the earth: with the rod of His mouth, to prosper (vv. 5-7). Verse 7 states, to him and prayer shall be made con- appeal because you are also more intro- want to be efficient, productive and effec- come now to a psalm that is and with the breath of His lips shall "In his days shall the righteous flour- tinually. Ultimately, God's name spective and given to self scrutiny. ("Is tive! You want your actions to count. And addressed to Solomon as the writer. He slay the wicked." ish; and abundance of peace so long will be extolled (vv. 18-20). As the that broccoli in my teeth?" "Does this to do this, you need to have an organized This psalm is referred to as a royal The Messianic reign of Christ will as the moon endureth." The final verses state, "Blessed be the room make me look fat?") Nevertheless, home and an organized work place as the psalm. Psalm 72 looks in anticipation be characterized by harmony among psalmist declared that the dominion LORD God, the God of Israel, who your communications with others will be bottom line before you begin to refine to the time when Jesus Christ will the animals (Isaiah 11:6-7) and even of his kingdom will be extensive and only doeth wondrous things. And strong (as they have been for some time). your techniques. Therefore, physical effi- reign in righteousness, justice and in creation (Romans 8:18-22). The recognized by all kings (vv. 8-11). blessed be his glorious name for With Venus at the top of your chart, rela- ciency will be your byword. Naturally, peace during the Millennium. In Millennium kingdom will usher in a Verse 8 begins with his dominion ever: and let the whole earth be tions with bosses and authority figures while you're on this roll, you'll also be Isaiah 11:1-2, 4, Isaiah describes the time of peace and justice because being from "sea to sea, and from the filled with His glory; Amen, and are warm and smooth, which is why keen to improve your health. Decorating coming of Jesus Christ as He rules in Jesus Christ, the Prince of Peace, will river unto the ends of the earth", and Amen" (vv. 19-20). some of you will begin an affair. projects at home will appeal because you reign. In verses 1-4, the psalmist verse 11 acknowledges that "Yea, all May God Bless! might also want to entertain. Yet at odds the Millennium, for those verses Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) with this, you have a strong desire to trav- Expect a popular month ahead, dear el and see new places and talk to new Virgo. Plan on spending time with friends faces. Busy you! and groups. Accept all invitations and make overtures to get together with peo- Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) A Little Bit of Faith: Be Christ-like ple because your interactions with others With the promise of vacations, fun and will actually benefit you. These benefits sweet romance - who is surprises that the Whenever the opportunity pres- When we are proclaiming the All of us who are believers in could be direct or perhaps indirect. For shift of the Sun this week ushers in a example, you might seek advice from month of even more fun and pleasure? ents itself, that same person power of Christ, we are telling Christ are called to follow in His others or their opinion about your future (Mom always liked you best.) You're mak- always finds a way to show the world, our community, our ways. Are you willing to show ideas. If so, their feedback will be helpful. ing out like a bandit! Sports and playful Christ's love in some manner. If friends, and our family about God's love to someone you don't Plus travel for pleasure will appeal and times with children will appeal. Just be this too, could be a wonderful reason to yourself without fear or apology. Enjoy so, this person is doing what the God's goodness. The ability and know well? Can you be the reconnect with friends and acquaintanc- this carefree freedom. Venus sweetens Bible suggests that we who are desire to express a Christ-like hands of God to someone else? es. Although you're working hard to earn your tongue promoting relations with money, you're blowing it just as fast. Oh everyone and helping those who sell, By Colleen White believers in Christ are to do. In heart to people in a sincere man- If so, then you are doing what well, money is only useful if you spend it. write, edit, market, teach or act. Yes, the book of Psalm it says, ner, shows God's love in action God has called us to do. Are you there's money in your words! One area of Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) possible conflict concerns your need to Have you ever met someone "Declare His glory among the as well. How powerful it is to be ready to make a difference in This week, the Sun moves to the top of defend your interests with inheritances, who appears to be a loving and nations, His wonders among all able to impact someone's life in someone's life this week? I know your chart where it will be like a spotlight shared property and such. Pleasure might people" (Psalm 96:3). that manner. I am. Amen? Amen. shining down on you. But do take note: not be happiness but don't knock it. caring person all the time? This "lighting" is flattering! That's why June 19 - 25, 2014 The Dallas Post Tribune Page 4A Greenville Avenue CALENDAR OF EVENTS Church of Christ 1013 S. Greenville Ave East Dallas (Grace Legal Aid's income eligi- Richardson, Texas 75081 JUNE United Methodist bility guidelines. P: 972-644-2335 F: 972-644-9347 Church-4105 Junius at Applicants are asked to DALLAS VOLUNTEER Haskell) bring proof of income, ATTORNEY PROGRAM Thursdays, June 19 identification, legal HOSTS South Dallas (Martin papers, etc. with them to MONTHLY LEGAL CLIN- Luther King, Jr. Center- the clinic. For more infor- ICS FOR DALLAS COUNTY 2922 MLK Blvd.) mation, log on to RESIDENTS June 10; and June 24 www.dallasbar.org/dvap. Minister S.T. Gibbs, III In the month of June, West Dallas (3107 N. Associate Ministers: •John Bradshaw •Ben the Dallas Volunteer Myers • Patrick Worthey Elders: Harlee Winnetka Dallas, TX Cruising for Kids with Glover •Fred Green • Raymond Hart Attorney Program 75212) Sickle Cell Featuring • David Phillips, Jr. (DVAP), a joint initiative Thursdays, June 12; Mayor Mike Rawlings • Johnnie Rodgers, Sr. of the Dallas Bar and June 26 Benefiting Camp Jubilee SCHEDULE OF SERVICES Association and Legal Aid Garland (Salvation Donations are accepted Sunday of NorthWest Texas, will Morning Worship 8:00 a.m. Army-451 W. Avenue D, at any City Credit Union Bible Class 9:45 a.m. hold nine free Legal Garland, TX 75040) or Online at www.cam- Morning Worship 10:45 a.m. Clinics for Dallas County Thursday, June 19 pjubilee.info Evening Worship 6:00 p.m. residents who meet cer- Wednesday VA Medical Center (for Bike Ride - June 21, Prayer Service 7:00 p.m. tain financial guidelines. veterans only)-2:00 p.m. 2014 Sponsored by: Bible Class 7:30 p.m. All clinics begin at 5:00 Friday, June 6 Black Police Association? Thursday p.m., with the exception Black Firefighters Bible Class 11:00 a.m. of the Veteran's Clinic, The clinics offer free Association Iron Knights which begins at 2:00 p.m. legal advice and consulta- ? #1 Stunnas ? Sons of tion in civil matters for Soloman. Schedules and loca- those who qualify under tions are as follows:

PREACHERS TO LEAD THE POSSE THE 26TH TEXAS BLACK INVITATIONAL RODEO SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 2014 @ 7:00 P.M. Concord Missionary States, but it was not clubs from across the nation Baptist Church's Pastor Rev. enforced in Texas until June showing off their bikes in a Bryan Carter and Rev. Eddie 19, 1865. As a result, this grand display. Rodeo show- L. Jenkins , Pastor of Good occasion is recognized time is at 7:00 p.m. sharp Street Baptist Church will through various celebrations and will host a series of spec- serve as the Grand Marshal and parades, and the history tacular events, including: the for The 26th Texas Black of this event serves as one of pony express relay race, Invitational Rodeo on many ways we shouldn't for- steer wrestling, ladies barrel Saturday, June 21, 2014 at get our past. We want to racing and wild bull riding to ST. JOHN 7:00 p.m. at the State Fair make the Texas Black name a few. These cowboys Coliseum in Historic Fair Invitational Rodeo our and cowgirls will be compet- MISSIONARY Park. Juneteenth tradition for ing for cash prizes of up to BAPTIST CHURCH The 26th Texas Black years to come", says Khaliq $25,000. Come out and wit- 2600 S. Marsalis Ave •Dallas, TX Rev. Todd M. Atkins, Pastor Invitational Rodeo will head- Bryant, Rodeo Event ness a one of a kind, black 75216 •214-375-4876 line Juneteenth weekend Manager. rodeo. extravaganza. The Rodeo The celebration kicks off at will be the premier the Fair Park Celebrity 5K Ticket prices are as fol- Juneteenth event in DFW, Walk, Run and Ride on lows: featuring a variety of activi- Saturday, June 7 at the •Box $25.00 ties for the whole family. African American Museum. •Reserved $10.00 The Rodeo, a more than 25 One of the highlights of the Tickets for the Rodeo can year institution in Dallas, day will be the Rodeo 101 be purchased at the African serves as a unique family Camp, where kids (and par- American Museum, located Services entertainment outlet and ents) can learn how real at 3536 Grand Ave. Dallas, TX Sunday 11:00 a.m. features over 300 African cowboys and cowgirls train 75210 in Historic Fair Park, Sunday School 9:15 a.m. American cowboys and cow- for rodeos using mechanical or at www.aamdallas.tick- Wed. 12:00 p.m. Bible Study girls competing for $25,000 bull riding, calf and steer etleap.com. Group dis- Wed 7:00 p.m. Bible Study roping classes and many counts are available. For in prize money. This fast- “Come and Experience God’s paced sporting event is also other hands-on activities. additional information or for an educationally enlighten- Juneteenth weekend sponsorship inquiries, con- Love for YOU Each Sunday” ing experience that provides begins with the Rodeo tact Khaliq Bryant at many of its almost 8,000 Hoedown, Friday June 20, [email protected], viewers with their first 6:00 - 10:00 p.m. at the 214.565.9026 ext. 305 or THE BLACK ACADEMY OF ARTS AND LETTERS RECEIVES glimpse of African African American Museum. visit www.aamdallas.org. MAJOR CONTRIBUTION TO SUPPORT ARCHIVE PART- American's historical contri- There's food, Zydeco music, Sponsors for The 26th bution to the settling of the dancing and a host of other Texas Black Invitational NERSHIP WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS western United States. activities. Rodeo include: American The Black Academy of Arts and TBAAL attracts over 400,000 Saturday night is the main Airlines, City of Dallas Office Letters (TBAAL) recently received a patrons and produces and presents "Juneteenth or "Freedom event, The 26th Texas Black of Cultural Affairs, DART, major contribution from Ron Kirk to more than one hundred (100) pro- Day" is a very important hol- Invitational Rodeo at the Fair Dallas Convention and support TBAAL's extensive Archive grams annually. Collection, a new community iday in the Black community, Park Coliseum. The Rodeo Visitor's Bureau, NBC DFW, engagement partnership with the especially in Texas. On begins with the Grand Entry and Radio One. University of North Texas (UNT) Parade at 6:00 p.m., featur- Libraries. Kirk, the former Dallas January 1, 1863, slavery was Mayor and United States abolished in the United ing top black motorcycle Ambassador, now Senior of Counsel at the law firm Gibson Dunn said, "I am pleased to support the outstand- ing work of Curtis King and TBAAL to promote and support the arts in our 5TH ANNUAL HISTORIC JUNETEENTH community. This exciting partnership with the University of North Texas will allow these two great Ron Kirk CELEBRATION JUNE 19, 2014 institutions to preserve TBAAL's rich archival history. It is my sincere hope ing-after-meeting to discuss the for- that others will join me in support- mation of a partnership with a ing this initiative to preserve this major American University, UNT. important Dallas and American cul- Receiving a significant financial Opportunity tural arts treasure." donation from Ron is affirmation The contribution will be used to and the icing-on-the-cake that rep- assist in supporting a full time resents the beginning of our move TBAAL Archivist to work with UNT forward." Park Library's Special Collections staff in When King and members of order to further develop, maintain TBAAL's Board of Directors met with and educate the public about Dr. Martin Halbert, UNT's Dean of 3105 Pine St. TBAAL's archive collection. Libraries, Dr. Halbert said, "This part- Earlier last Season, Dr. Joe Rice, a nership signifies another great step Texas based scholar and writer, visit- in the university's commitment to Dallas, Texas ed TBAAL and had the opportunity genuine collaborations. We are to tour the institution's archives. overwhelmed to be working with Impressed with what he saw, Dr. TBAAL and we believe this relation- Rice asked Curtis King, TBAAL's ship is going to be mutually benefi- 75215 founder and president, if he could cial in many ways to the University contact several major universities, and TBAAL." Councilwoman Congresswoman on our behalf, to see if there was an Carolyn Davis "This is an exciting time in the Eddie Bernice Johnson 10:00 AM- interest in a joint partnership to help institution's history. As we forge preserve and digitize TBAAL's ahead with this great collaboration archival collection which will enable with UNT to preserve TBAAL's the world to view and to have access History, we hope that future gener- Two freedom fighters in our community! for research. King said, "I was ations will one day glance back and 1:00 PM impressed with the idea. In a matter say, 'look what they did" said of weeks, I was having a flurry of Barbara Steele, TBAAL Board Chair. telephone conversations and meet- It’s Time to Renew Re-Subscribe to The Dallas Post Tribune Mail Check or Money Order to: Dallas Post Tribune P.O. 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Johnson Mr. Stacey Mosley Mrs. Janet Thomas Mrs. Dorothy Crain Wednesday Night Services 6:30pm Dr. David Henderson Mr. Johnny Crawley Mr. Herman Johnson Mrs. Sarah Murphy Mr. Robert Thomas The Dallas Post Tribune Prayer List Crime Stoppers’ Most Wanted Local Area Law Enforcement reports that on December 26, 2013, these people were wanted on the listed warrants. Mr. Fred Allen II Theodora Conyers Family Mrs. Opal Jones Dr. C.C. Russeau Authorities have reason to believe that these people might be in the Dallas area and have requested public assistance in locat- Mr. & Mrs. Ray Allen B. Darden Kennedy Family Mrs. Odetta Russeau Rev. Curtis Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Eli Davis Mrs. Mary Kennedy Mr. Jose (Joe) Sandoval ing them. If you see any of these people, do not approach them. Call Crime Stoppers at 1-877 373-TIPS or visit our website Mrs. Sheilah Bailey Mrs. Betty Davis Mr. Alexis Lacy Mrs. Joyce Stanifer & Lee Family 'ntcc.crimestoppersweb.com'. You do not have to give your name. Mrs. Mary Batts Ms. Sonya Day Mrs. Dorothy Lee Mrs. Standford Mr. Marshall Batts Mrs. Betty Deming Mr. Melvin Lee Mr. James & Mrs. Jackie Stewart The Baylock Family Mrs. Ann Edwards Dr. Theodore Lee, Jr. Mr. Artist Thornton Mr. Jimmy Bell Bro. Micheal Erby Mrs. Joyce Lester Mrs. Ruby Arterbrey Thompson Ms. Evelyn Blackshear Mrs. Joan Fowler Mrs. Patricia Matthews Bro. Willie Tucker Mr. Marcus Bolden Mrs. Sharon Gray Mrs. Fannie McClure Mr. Arthur Turner Mrs. Gwen Brewer Mrs. Emma Greene Mr. James McClure Rev. S.T. Tuston, Jr. Mrs. Merfay Brooks Mr. Robert Greene Mrs. Priscilla McGaughey Mr. Michael Vick Mr. Otis Brooks Mrs. Dorothy Love-Griffin Mrs. Algeria Merrell Mrs. Peggy Walker- Brown Ms. Christine Brown Mrs. Kattie Hall Mrs. Larry Mitchell Mr. Waylon Wallace Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brown Mrs. Ruth Harris Ms. Destiny K. Morgan Mrs. Loyce Ward Wooldrige, Jimmy Hayes, Kevin Alvarez, Jose Goodall, Jannie Mrs. Emma Calahan Dr. Leon Hayes Mr. Cornell Neally Mrs. Claudia Washington Davis, Lopez, Ms. Adrienne D. Carr Mr. Sam Henry Ms. Dana Norris Mrs. S.W. Washington AKA: Bush, Jewell Adrian Alfredo Our Military Service Personnel Mrs. Mytris Jones-Watkins Age: 23 Race: W Age: 36 Race: B Age: 39 Race: H Mrs. Alavastine Carr Mr. & Mrs. Lupe Hernandez Age: 47 Race: W Mrs. D. Carr & Kids Mrs. Alma Hunstberry President Barack Obama Mrs. Ann Williams Height: 5'11" Height: 5'03" Height: 5'05" Age: 30 Race: B Age: 54 Race: H Mr & Mrs. James Carr & Kids Donna Hunt Family Mr. Lawrance O’Neal Mrs. Barbara Sweet Williams Weight: 140 Weight: 150 Height: 5'08" Height: 6'06" Height: 5'09" Mrs. Thelma Carrington Mrs. Joan Fowler & Family Sis. Jewel Perrio ]Mr. Richard Williams Hair: Brown Hair: Black Weight: 150 Weight: 200 Weight: 160 Weight: 210 F. Cox Mrs. E.D. Jackson Mr. Jimmie Lee Pritchett Mr. Shelder Williams Eyes: Hazel Eyes: Brown Hair: Black Hair: Brown Hair: Black Hair: Black Mr. Terry & Mrs. RueNette Mr. Fred Jackson Mrs. A. Polk Dr. George Willis Charged With: Charged With: Eyes: Brown Eyes: Brown Eyes: Brown Eyes: Brown Chambers & Families Rev. George Jackson Ms. Carrenna Polk Mr. Booker T. Woods, Sr. Charged With: Charged With: Camp Wisdom Church Family Mrs. Hattie Jackson Rev. & Mrs. Homer Reagan Mr. Frank Wood Probation Probation Probation Violation Probation Violation Charged With: Mrs. Ruth Jackson Dr. Maxine Reese Violation-Burglary Violation Evading Assault Impede Probation Violation Mr. Chuck Williams Lawrence & Marder Church Possession Controlled Aggravated Assault DWI 3rd or more Mr. L.C. Coleman Ms. Jean Johnson Mrs. Ruth Robinson Riverside Baptist Church Habitation Arrest with Substance with Deadly Breath Vehicle, SBI To be included of to be removed from the prayer list, write, fax or e-mail ([email protected]) The Dallas Post Tribune P.O. Box 763939 Dallas, Texas 75376-3939 FAX(214) 946-7680 Weapon June 19 - 25, 2014 The Dallas Post Tribune Page 6A CLASSIFIEDS

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Services Sunday School/ Children’s Bible Study 9:00 AM Men’s Focused Bible Study 9:00 AM Sunday Morning Worship 10:30 AM Children’s Church School (4th Sunday) 10:30 AM Praise in Motion 1:30 PM Word on Wednesday (Bible Study) 7:00 PM Saturday Higher Praise Rehearsal (Saturday) 11:00 AM

Saint Phillips Missionary Baptist Church 6000 Singing Hills Drive Dallas, Texas 75241 Rev. Dr. C.J.R. Phillips, Jr 214.374.6631

Email Address: [email protected] Rev. Dr. C.J.R. Phillips, Jr., Pastor Schedule of Activities Sunday Early Morning Worship- 8AM Church School- 9AM Morning Worship- 10AM

"A Church of Christ in the Heart of Dallas with Dallas at Heart" 2134 Cedar Crest Blvd. Dallas, Texas 75203-4316 •(214) 943-1340 • Fax (214) 941-3305 Sunday

KHVN (970 A M Radio) 8:00 a.m. Bible Class 8:45 a.m. Children Worship 10:00 a.m. Jonathan W. Morrison Worship Service Ministering Evangelist 10:00 a.m. "All services are interpreted for the Deaf" THE DALLAS POST TRIBUNE’S PHILOSOPHY IS TO "EDUCATE AND ELEVATE!"

SMU AWARD WINNER FOR WOMEN WHO SUPPORT WOMEN AND YOUNG GIRLS Dr. Ethene L. Jones received the Prestigous award from SMU selected 5 out of 42 women in Dallas for her Liscensing 50 Diabetes Educatiors and Encouraging over 100 women to become Community Health Workers in the Dallas Metroplex, all who have successfully been liscensed to teach as a Diabetes Educator.One hundred and fifty women now have a begining to now teach health prevention to family, friends and the community.Today Dr. Jones has supported the Dallas Community 20 years with young girls mentoring and support in mentoring and sometimes finacial support when possible. Dr. Jones has a vision of prevention and education to reduce the statistics amongst African Americans and Hispanic Population who is the matter of concern in 2014. Epidimic include HIV and AID, Diabetes, Chronis Diesease Self Management. Dr. Jones believes the solution to the reduction of all Health Disparities and Epidimics surrounds individuals who are already diagnoised with a condition and can be a positive effect if they are reinforced with information or educated to give proper instructions or directions after leaving there primary care physician or specialist office. People can be can be empowered through education . Today Dr. Jones is heading up Dallas Community Health Worker Network and 3 branches in Wicthita Falls, San Antonio and Houston to spread the word about women becoming empowered in 2014 , training state wide is now available for them to build their creditialing through becoming and professional educator a definately beginning and opportunity to become a vital resource for the Kingdom of God.

O Divine Master, Grant that I may not so much seek Garza Avenue Church of Christ To be consoled, as to console; 926 Garza Avenue Dallas, Texas 75216 To be understood, as to understand; To be loved as to love. 55th Annual Homecoming Celebration For it is in giving that we receive; It is in pardoning that we are pardoned; And it is in dying that we are born to eternal life. Amen. June 21-22, 2014

HOMECOMING EVENTS ARE AS FOLLOWS: 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Saturday, June 21- Musical 10:00 a.m.-Sunday, June 22 - Morning Worship Service 12:30 - 2:15 - Lunch will be served at the Beckley-Saner Recreation Center 2:30- Evening June 19 - 25, 2014 The Dallas Post Tribune Page 8A