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toby Mikel divide Holt and conquer Milwaukee’s status as the country’s most segregated city makes it an ideal center to initiate a new multi-racial movement, Minnesota’s first Black con- gressman declared Friday. Speaking at the 27th Annual James Baker Award Dinner, Rep. Keith Ellison (D-MN) told the audience gathered to honor this year’s recipient, Wanda J. Montgomery that Black Americans need to be at the vanguard of a new move- ment to build racial solidarity. The racism, bigotry and misogynist undertone that has defined this year’s presidential election is not accidental, Ellison declared, adding there is a strategic objective behind the rhetoric that has tainted the campaign. “It’s not just the random rambling of a crazy fool; although Donald Trump is that,” he said to laughter. Instead, the election is about the desires of the 1% who control 75% of the nation’s wealth, maintaining control over the majority. It’s money vs. man, he said, the rich seeking to undermine the democratic process to benefit their agenda. Teju Ologboni poured a traditional African libation during the unveiling of the “In our democracy, one person’s vote is (equal) to their (rich) one vote,” new mural called ‘The Gift’ at the Wisconsin Black Historical Society at 27th he said, but it only takes 50% plus one to nullify the interest for the majority and Center Street. At right photo young dancers celebrated the historic occa- by maintaining policies that benefit the few; to support a social and economic sion. The new mural was drawn by George Gist of Pittsburgh and focuses on agenda that only benefits the 1%. the many inventions we made to society, with an emphasis on women. (photos Because the majority outnumbers the privileged, they must deceive and di- by Yvonne Kemp) vide voters. “The Koch brothers have no interest in the will of the people,” he continued. “They don’t want the democratic system to tell them what to do.” Unfortunately, too many grass root citizens think because they have right on their sides, “that’s good enough. But right is not enough,” he said. Black coalition shocked by NAACP People must mobilize and fight to make democracy work for their best in- terests. America is politically and socially polarized today as a result of a concerted effort to pit different ethnicities against each other, he continued. CINCINNATI—BAEOThe president of the gies about charter schools above what is in the best porting them just like we must continue supporting moritorium on public school charters “What does a construction worker have in common with Donald Trump?” Black Allianace for Educational Options (BAEO) interest of our children,” said BAEO President traditional district schools to make them better for he asked rhetorically. expressed shock and dismay at the decision of the Jacqueline Cooper in a statement following the our children. Nothing, unless that Trump supporter can be convinced that he has “White NAACP to suport a moratorium on school char- vote. “It is inexplicable to me that such a storied “Banning new charter schools will only widen privilege,” and that minorities and the poor are responsible for their plight; ters. organization, responsible for leading a powerful the achievement gap for Black children by reduc- the loss of jobs and tax dollars being diverted to social services. The NAACP Board of Directors voted to ratify civil rights movement to tear down barriers for ing the number of high-quality options available One way to tear down the wall of racism and misconceptions in America a resolution in support of a moratorium on all new generations of Black people, would erect new ones and increasing the number of names on existing is to convince the supporters of the 1% that racism hurts White people as well charter schools during the organization’s fall board for our children.” waiting lists. Low-income and working-class as minorities, Ellison theorized. meeting in Cincinnati, Ohio. Not all charter schools are perfect, she said. Black families deserve more choice, not less.” A byproduct of Florida election scandal of 2000, during which the con- The ratification came despite hundreds of letters “Just like traditional district schools, some are As tragic as this decision is by the NAACP's gressman said Black votes were purged from the voting rolls, was the election from Black leaders and parents encouraging the working very well and some are not. High-quality Board of Directors, BAEO remains committed to of George Bush, who in turn started an unnecessary and unjustified war in NAACP to reject efforts to deny parents educa- schools should be supported and schools that are working with the organization in areas where we Iraq that resulted in 5,000 Americans being killed, most of whom were White. tional options. not educating our children should be improved or mutually agree to increase access to high-quality The Southern strategy under Nixon, based on racism, ushered in the war “We are absolutely stunned that the NAACP closed. But with more than 700,000 students en- educational options for low-income and working- on drugs, which was designed to hurt Black Americans but eventually, hurt voted to put distortions, lies and outdated ideolo- rolled on charter campuses, we must continue sup- class Black families. Whites as well. Racism also influenced the election of Ronald Reagan and “we are wit- nessing a similar ‘strategy’ today with the appeal of Donald Trump. “If they win, you lose.” Unless people can begin to look beyond melanin, and work together for the benefit of all Americans, we will continue down a path that divides the country and hinders true democracy, he explained. Conversely, Black Americans must make the Democratic Party more ac- (conitnued on page 9) PULSEPULSEOFOF THETHE COMMUNITYCOMMUNITY

Photos and question by Yvonne Kemp QuESTiON Of THE WEEK: HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT MALIK OBAMA’S ENDORSEMENT OF DONALD TRUMP

Patricia Dixon: George Williams:

I believe tha this is a set up created by Donald Nobody should endorse Trump as a weapon Donald Trump, espe- against Hillary Clinton. I cially any person of think this is part of a color. Donald Trump is Trump strategy to for himself and has lit- change minds of the one tle regard for women. who are with Clinton. He is a male chauvinist Ninety year old activist Opal Lee joined State Senator Lena Taylor and other community citizens in a march to promote Juneteenth President Obama’s half pig. And you have to Day as a national holiday. Ms. Lee has been walking across the country to lobby for the holiday that commemorates the day African brother should be be out of your mind to vote for Donald Trump! ‘slaves’ in Texas learned of the Emancipation Proclamation, in 1865. Ms. Lee stopped at Northcott Neighborhood House, the sponsor ashamed of himself. Patricia Dixon Period. George Williams of local Juneteenth Day activities, while on her 1,400 mile trek to promote the holiday. (photo by Yvonne Kemp) There probably are some personal issues involved in this action. SomeSome wantwant toto denydeny ourour painfulpainful pastpast Jessie Jackson: Charlotte Lewis: I’m pretty sure Snoop Doggy Dud didn’t go see the new film ‘Birth of a Nation’ last weekend. Actually, given the receipts for first two-weeks of the I think President I’m not surprised at any- Obama’s half brother is thing that Donald Trump acclaimed movie about Nat Turner, chances are you didn’t either. mad at him and has and the Republican I hope it’s not for the same reason as the Doggy Dud’s. fallen for the Donald Party will stoop to. I The “Dogg” (a moniker that probably relates as much to his level of in- Trump Republican Party think Donald Trump is telligence as it does his personality), said earlier this year that he was tired trap. the devil. I really have and repulsed by the influx of “slavery” and similar nonfictional genre films SIGNIFYIN’SIGNIFYIN’ He is probably getting no regard for Obama’s and television shows produced in the last couple of years. paid by the Republican half brother for joining Jessie Jackson: And if that disingenuous statement wasn’t ludicrous enough (there has Party for opposing the ‘give me some Charlotte Lewis: only been three slave movies among thousands of productions), he called By Mikel Kwaku Oshi Holt Hilliary Clinton. money and I’ll do and on his “fans” to boycott the television remake of the miniseries “Roots,” To his credit, the “Dud” did say “they” (which I assume to mean White say whatever you want and to forego seeing other “period” films like “12 Years a Slave,” or the tel- filmmakers) should make more “positive” Black films, which I hope me to say’ club. evision series “Underground.” (continued on page 9) The Milwaukee Community Journal October 19, 2016 Page 2

Dr. Lester Carer was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Milwaukee Common Council recently. The noted Black pharmacist and entrepreneur has operated a pharmacy at 24th and Burleigh for nearly 50 years. Alderman Khalif Rainey said Dr. Carter is well known for his pa- tient and gentle nature adn teated each of his patients with respect and courtesy. Dr. Carter, who was awarded an Honorary Doctorate from the Medical College of Wisconsins last year is shown with aldermen.(photo by Yvonne Kemp) The Milwaukee Community Journal October 19, 2016 Page 3 DidDid JesusJesus Weep:Weep: BecauseBecause BlackBlack ReaderPERSPECTIVES raps PERSPECTIVES‘Clowns’‘Clowns’ spottedspotted onon locallocal highwayhighway NAACP position LivesLives MatterMatter Too?Too? by Keith Magee onTo thearea editor: charters For the last four visible years America has endured, Mikel Holt’s story (column) on the once again, the polarizing effects of racism and injus- NAACP’s decision to fight school charters was as enlightening as it was tice. Yet, instead of the perpetrators wearing white disturbing. While I sometimes get sheets and lynching African Americans and with coral confused by Mr. Holt’s over use of ropes as they did decade's prior, they now wear blue sarcasism, his message is generally on target. uniforms and use issued firearms. I join him and others in my confu- The loss of Trayvon, Eric, Tamir, Sandra, Freddie, Korryn, Alton, Ter- sion about the direction of the ence, Keith, and all of the others we name, came not because their assassins NAACP. It seems like the organiza- feared them but, because they believed their lives didn't matter. Secretly, tion wants to block the school house I've wept at my core when I hear the news that they have taken another life. door for poor families, something Even when I'm driving my car with my 2-year-old Zayden, I pray that our they fought against durign the 1960s. lives will matter. Is the organizatio out of touch, or is As the numbers of African-American lives continue to be disproportion- there another agenda I don’t under- ately taken, many onlookers (primarily Millennials), have come with de- stand? mands and questions about whether those in power believe that In fact, what makes this agenda all #BlackLivesMatter. And if so, why is injustice prevailing in the loss of the more confusing is that there aer these lives? The Black Lives Matter movement does not assert that other's so many important issues the organi- lives do not matter. It aims to draw attention for the need for understanding zation can, and should be working on if those who enact, execute, frame and inform the law also value Black , but we hear nothiung. Instead they lives. want to stop my kids from attending In my youth, every evening we had to offer a scripture, after prayer, be- University charters, when the alter- fore we could partake of supper. We would all eagerly go for "Jesus Wept" natives are MPS schools where kids because it was the easiest to remember. As I sit most evenings unable to eat, are failing. I don’t get it. sickened to my stomach, praying and searching the scripture for meaning, I Al Palmer, confused parent ponder why did Jesus weep. The scriptures have three recordings of Jesus weeping. The most notable is because he loved Lazarus, and Martha and Mary. Even in knowing that Lazarus would be raised again, Jesus' human nature and pain mourned, both in relation to their present pain and even their unbelief. Jesus also wept when the chosen people failed to keep the city 'holy' and set apart For eight decades Social Security from other world powers ...He saw the city and wept over it. The other prominent presence of his weeping is found in a garden. Jesus wept sweat "...like great drops of blood," as he prayed to his Father, knowing his time had come to die for a humanity that might never get it. hasFor the past 81 years provided Social Security has provided a financial asafety netneeded for Americans. It continues to support safety and provide income for peoplenet who are re- Why did Jesus weep? Was it because he was fully human and, yet, fully tired, disabled or a survivor of a loved one. Social security offers a foundation for financial security for millions of people who would otherwise not be divine, feeling the spiritual and nature pain of the people? Was it from his able to financial support themselves. While the bulk of your retirement savings will come from your employer sponsored plan, personal savings and in- humanity and divinity, where he felt love, disappointment, loss, grief and vestments, Social Security helps replace about 40% of preretirement earnings for the average worker. sadness-every human emotion that evokes tears from the heart? Congress recently passed new rules that affect how and when married couples can claim Social Security. Let’s explore what those changes are and what One doesn't have to be dead to grieve death and dying. Grieving calls us they mean. into an experience of raw immediacy that is often devastating. In A Grief The first change affects “file and suspend”. If you suspend your benefit after April 29, 2016, benefits payable to others on your record are also suspended. Observed, a collection of reflections on the experience of bereavement, au- The second change affects “restricted applications”. If you were born after January 1, 1954, you must file for your own benefit before you can collect thor C.S. Lewis reveals that "No one ever told me that grief was so much spousal benefits. like fear. The best way to describe the changes is to use an example. Mary and John are full retirement age and want to use half of John’s benefit to live on while Tears, the lachrymal gland, responds to the emotion of awe, pleasure, both spouses continue to earn credits to increase their own benefits by up to 8% per year. To do this, John “files and suspends” and Mary files a “re- love and, yes, sorrow. They are the fluids that rest in the ducts that can stricted application” to receive 50% of John’s benefit. Both continue to earn credits to increase their own benefit while Mary collects the spousal benefit. cause you to lose sight and can run down into your nose, all because of sor- The new rule no longer allows couples to do this. Mary cannot collect a spousal benefit on John’s record if he requests suspension after April 29, 2016. row not joy. And, when the heart weeps it is beyond the liquid into the Now, Mary can only collect the spousal benefit if John is collecting his. Let’s be clear, you can still “file and suspend” but your spouse and no one else small channels that flow into the tear sac. can receive a benefit based on your work record during the suspension. If you suspended before April 30, 2016, the old rule will continue to apply. It is a pain that is likening to the sound of sorrow from the mothers, fa- The second change affects Mary’s ability to file for spousal benefits and delay filing on her own record. If Mary was born before January 2, 1954, she can thers, family members, who have lost their loved ones in the midst of these still file for spousal benefits at full retirement age without having to file on her own record. If Mary was born after January 1, 1954, she must file for her murders and executions. own benefit first, even if she is full retirement age. "I am not afraid, but the sensation is like being afraid. The same flutter- These new rules now really require couples to think smart and carefully about the best time to claim for benefits. Things to consider are your health, fi- ing in the stomach, the same restlessness, the yawning. I keep on swallow- nancial situation, financial goals, and how long you can and want to work. Each couple’s situation is different and you have to make the best decision for ing." As an African American male, I can relate to Lewis because your circumstance. Everyone is eligible to claim at 62 but your amount will be greatly reduced; however, if you wait to claim at 70 your benefit increases seemingly everyday my life is at risk. I swallow grief and fear that I, or one by 76%. The goal here is to delay claiming as long as you can. Once you begin receiving benefits that is what you will collect for life. of my brothers, our children, or mothers, are next. Got questions about your social security, AARP’s Social Security Q&A Tool (www.aarp.org/moneytools) can help. For more information on the new rule, It was the sorrow of a suffering people that gave cause to ecumenical other enactments to the legislation and maximizing your benefits, visit www.ssa.gov . The Social Security Administration encourages checking your ac- faith leaders becoming the catalyst for a civil rights movement for a "Right- count regularly so you are aware of your benefits. eous America." Robert Clark, a Social Security expert for AARP. These faith leaders used their sacred spaces to address the grave concerns for the least-advantaged among them. As an American society founded on a hunger and thirst for religious freedom was turning a deaf ear to the pleas of a marginalized people, certain that God's creation suffered no stratifica- tion; these likeminded humanitarians, across racial identity, leading the PoliticiansTo the editor: should protect our social security charge for equality. They understood why Jesus wept, as did Jehovah, The average monthly Social Security benefit for retirees in this country is Allah, the Buddha, and many others spiritual leaders who wept too. only $1,332, but politicians like Senator Ron Johnson act like seniors are Recently, America lost an African-American male musical icon, Prince, abusing the system. We have worked all our lives paying into Social Security, URBANURBAN MyMy though not at the hands of those in Blue. I mostly remember him for Purple and the benefits we collect now have been earned. Rain, in particular "When Doves Cry." Though is it understood that these Recently, politicians have even gone after the Social Security Administra- lyrics spoke to a failed relationship between two people, I purport that it tion. Cuts to the SSA make no sense--it makes it hearder for seniors to et the speaks more to the sound of the doves. When doves cry, as they soar, it is a help they need. Not to mention administrative costs only make up .9% of an- DIALOGUE... sorrowful song and yet in the sound we find a message of life, hope, re- DIALOGUE... newal and peace. nual benefits. We need Congress to get its act together and protect this vital government Could the Prince of Peace be sending us a prophetic message that even in program. Senator Johnson needs to know that seniors are paying attention, these moments of tragedy there is hope for better days? As we stand and we won’t stand for any attempts to cut or privatize Social Security! By Torre “ToeJoe” Johnson through our sorrow, will we be able to earnestly declare that #BlackLives- Donnie Roberson Matter too? Strength from life experiences Keith Magee is a public intellectual who focuses on economics, social Some of my subjects are often those of negative situations and behaviors, justice and theology. He is currently Senior Researcher of Culture and Jus- THETHE but as I write and discuss them I am as positive as I can be. I am a person that tice, University College London, Culture; Director, The Social Justice Insti- depends on reality but I also respect dreams. I will always house the need to tute at the Elie Wiesel Center on the campus of Boston University, where he MiLWAuKEEMiLWAuKEE know and continue my search for new opportunities and different approaches is a Scholar in Residence; and Senior Pastor, The Berachah Church at the to help other individuals rise to higher levels in their lives. Epiphany School, Dorchester Centre, MA. For more information visit COMMuNiTYCOMMuNiTY My strengths come from life experiences. I’ve found that giving back has www.4justicesake.org or follow him on social media @keithlmagee. been a form of repentance. With that being said I work hard to continue my JOuRNALJOuRNAL climb. I have embraced both the “No one should be left behind” and “Only Published twice weekly, we can save ourselves” concept. I also believe everyone should have the op- portunity to live comfortably and experience peace, freedom and love which Wednesday & Friday should be shared equally. Who else should we truly trust to conquer these 3612 North Martin Luther things other than ourselves? Superintendent, board King Drive, Milwaukee, Wi 53212 So when I am told that I am much too negative with my thoughts and should focus on more positive things, I shake my head and say “My focus is Phone: 414-265-5300 (Advertising and Administration) • 414-265-6647 the positive as well as all the barriers that prevent us from reaching our growth (Editorial) • Website: communityjournal.net • Email: Editorial@communi- and goals, I will become all positive when the negativity ceases to exist and shouldStatement of Common be Council Presidentapplauded Ashanti Hamilton tyjournal.net/[email protected] is no longer accepted as the norm.” The recent news that Milwaukee Public Schools have won a reprieve MCJ STAff: Billing Dept./Publisher’s Most people allow themselves to become offended. They become this way from state intervention is a credit to the hard work and dedication of Super- Patricia O’flynn -Pattillo Admin. Assist. by suggestions or when a non-traditional approach has been introduced. It’s intendent Dr. Darienne Driver, the Board of School Directors, board Presi- Publisher, CEO Colleen Newsom, important to know that constructive criticism followed by creative solutions dent Mark Sain, the district’s teachers and administration, parents and Robert J. Thomas Classified Advertising is a must .I also agree, we as people need more love and more hugs. Some community advocates. Assoc. Publisher Jimmy V. Johnson, people need tough love, and to be shown that someone cares enough to not Thanks to their tough decisions and a commitment to providing quality Todd Thomas, Vice Pres. Sales Rep. take advantage of them. education to our children, Milwaukee Public Schools were able to meet cri- Mikel Holt, Assoc. Publisher CONTRiBuTiNG WRiTERS: If we’re not completely focused on successful realities we will remain lost. teria and benchmarks for improvement necessary to avoid mandatory par- Thomas E. Mitchell, Jr., Richard G. Carter, fr. Carl We continuously make the mistake of looking somewhere else for help when ticipation in the state-imposed Opportunity Schools Partnership Program. Editor Diederichs, Rev. Joe McLin we have competent groups and individuals right here in Milwaukee. These While the policy conversation continues around education reform, city Teretha Martin, Technical PHOTOGRAPHER: role models are the ones who need to be the lifeline and architects that help schools are at the vanguard of changes in the way we shape our young peo- Consultant/Webmaster Yvonne Kemp construct our growth. With that being said, I am pro-positive when it comes ple and reshape urban education. Opinion and comments expressed on the Perspectives page do not nec- With hardworking teachers and an intense focus on academics, the city is essarily reflect the views of the publisher or management of the MCJ. Let- to my thoughts, but my lane is to first recognize and then avoid the negative ters and “other perspectives” are accepted but may be edited for content contribution that crushes our potential to grow. dedicated to working with MPS to continue to make gains in improving and length. . student achievement RELIGIONRELIGION Leader of Milwaukee Open Housing marches passes

JaboFuneral services Friendwill be held Friday, wasHis favorites originalwere a Rolls Royce and Commandothey wanted to hear. He was very out- 12 noon, for one of the original Com- Triple Black Camaro. spoken and didn’t mind if the truth hurt. mandoes, the civil rights group that led Family and friends included. the Open Housing Marches that helped Jabo departed this life on October 11 end segregation in Milwaukee. doing what he loved: fishing at Lake Larnal ‘Jabo’ Friend was a member Monona in Dane County. This was one of the group of Black men who led of many favorite places he fished, re- Dr. Louise A. Mormon (seated) is shown with family and friends following a celebration in her honor thousands of Black Milwaukee in a laxed and enjoyed the peace and tran- at Canaan Bapist Church last Sunday. The theme for the program was ‘A Time to Honor.’ Dr. Mor- year long campaign in support of a city quility that came with being outdoors. mon has been director of Christian Education for 41 years, and has served on various local and ‘open housing ordinance’ that would He leaves to cherish his memory two state Baptist bodies. Rev. Dr. Mary Jean Lewis-Jiles was master of ceremonies. Rev. fred Jones end legal housing segregation in Mil- daughters Jessicca (Gregory), Shelley is pastor. (photo by Yvonne Kemp) waukee in 1967. He also participated (Rodney); two sons, Larnal aka as a member of the NAACP Youth Fatty(Alicia) and Kevin (Shontell). Council. Grandchildren Jessicca Monique, Gre- Friend was born June 9, 1948 to the gory, Sandy, Nadia, Kollione, Brandon, union of George Friend Sr and Eller Ashley(Parris), Star’Tyana, Taika ShowChristian Newswire/ urges -- In God We trustChristians in Divine Providence. A down- todez pray,Ministries and seniorfast pastor of Mae (Toombs/Bursey) in Lauderdale Jaden, London, Daionna and Katlynn. Trust. The message is simple, power- loadable e-version of the devotional The Faith Center, and Gordon County, Tennessee Greatgrandchildren Imani, Naomi, ful, and universal, crossing racial, po- In God We Trust 21 Day Action Plan Robertson, CEO of the Christian He moved to Milwaukee at a young De’Mott II, Kristopher, A’Mottia, Parris litical and socio-economic lines. The is available to guide participants Broadcasting Network. It is hosted television special In God We Trust through 21 days of prayer and fasting by Kristi Watts, former co-host of age and attended Milwaukee Public Larnal ‘Jabo’ friend Jr, Promise, Prince, London Jr, and Schools. Daniela. declares it is time for Christians to for the nation. The 700 Club. More than 150 million As an adult Larnal (JABO) was Friend was known as a trend setting One uncle James Lewis Toombs, pray, fast, and then to vote for the This television special is spear- homes can watch the In God We greatly loved and a huge part of the dresser, and he loved R&B music and Sister; Eliza Bursey), Brothers David” candidates of their choice in the up- headed by Don Black, president and Trust television special nationwide. business’ community. He owned and soul food ‘cooked from scratch.’ Nora” Bursey(Ruby), Oscar(Shirley), coming election. CEO of Cornerstone Network, along "Christian leaders should not use operated LF Transportation Trucking, According to a family member, he Michael(Joyce), Willie(Dietrich), Mar- Facing the stark reality that over 27 with other ministry broadcasting their platforms to promote their per- night clubs, restaurants and a car wash. “always told everyone he encountered shall, Tim and Zachary(Toot) Friend. million registered Christian voters partners including Pat Robertson, sonal choices... it's our divine call to In his leisure he restored classic cars. what they needed to hear, NOT what did not vote in the 2012 election, the founder of the Christian Broadcast- focus on Biblical truths and God's leaders involved with this project be- ing Network, Robert Jeffress, senior purposes, not on specific political lieve that a responsible turnout of pastor of First Baptist Church in Dal- candidates. I do not share many of ei- Christian voters in November will las and Pathway to Victory TV and ther candidate's moral values and life pave the way of hope for our nation. radio program, Andrew Wommack, choices. Bethesda Baptist Church will host its 26th Annual ‘Feminar’ and Luncheon on Saturday, November 12, at 9 a.m. Bethesda to host ‘Feminar’ luncheon "Most American Christians will founder and president of Andrew The event will take place at the church, 2909 N. 20th Street. Reverend Robert Armstrong is pastor. Women’s Day at Sunday agree that we have drifted far from Wommack Ministries and host of The theme for the event is ‘Operaitng in teh ‘spirtt of Excellence,’ 11 Corinthians 4:7. our Judeo-Christian values and face The Gospel Truth TV program. at St. Mark A.M.E. Church The presenters include Dr.. Mary Jean Lewis-Jiles, Chrisitan Fellowship Community Church, who will speak on perilous times as a result," states Don Also adding their voices are Joyce St. Mark A.M.E. Church will host ‘Excuses! Excuyes! Women, It’s Time Out for Excuses--Let’s Get it Together. Black. "We believe that it is time to Meyer, founder and president of it ‘Women’s Day’ program on Siseter Princess Williams, Bethesda Baptist Church, ‘Oh Come On! Help A Sista Out--The Holistic Approach to take our country back to our roots Joyce Meyer Ministries and host of Sundya, October 23, at the church, Life’. And Minister Lorrie Bentley, Ephesians Missionary Baptist Church, ‘Living in the Now--Take Your Head Out and to faith in God." Enjoying Everyday Life, Perry 1616 W. Atkinson AVe. of the Clouds--Be All that You Can Be for Christ!’ In God We Trust viewers are en- Stone, founder of Perry Stone Min- The theme is ‘If Not fo the The sugested general offering is $25. couraged to sign an online In God istries-Voice of Evangelism/OCI and Women: Celebrating Unsung Women Mrs. Etharine Melton-Sims will lead the Fellowship at 8 a.m. We Trust proclamation, pledging to host of Manna-Fest TV show, Henry in Scripture and in the Church.’ Deborah Armstrong is director; Carolunett Humphries and Carla Davis are co-chairs. pray, to fast, to vote and to place their Fernandez, founder of Henry Fernan- The guest preeacher Rev. Alene Styles-Glover.

CapuchinCapuchin Community Services withCommunity its business community. Servicesschool supplies, and/or in warm winterneed cloth- distributed of to partners,those in need at no charge. ext.volunteers 41. two locations, House of Peace and St. Ben’s “Our need is great and we welcome sup- ing drives.” Capuchin friars are available to speak to Capuchin Community Services with two Community Meal, has been serving the poor, port from corporate partners in many ways,” Capuchin Community Services also wel- company groups on the needs of Milwau- locations, St. Ben’s Community Meal and the hungry, and the homeless since 1968. Brother Rob Roemer, executive director of comes corporate volunteers. kee’s central city poor, many who are served the House of Peace, serves the poor, the hun- The Capuchin ministry receives no gov- Capuchin Community Services, explains. Corporate groups are invited to assist in by Capuchin Community Services. gry, the homeless. www.CapuchinCommu- ernment assistance and depends primarily on “Workplace collections support our min- the preparing and serving meals, stocking To learn more about partnering with Ca- nityServices.org donations from individuals, area parishes istries year-round and might include holiday shelves in the emergency food pantry, and puchin Community Services’workplace giv- and congregations, organizations, and the food box drives, Christmas toy drives, sorting gently used clothing which will be ing and/or volunteering, call 414.374.8841, St. Martin de Porres to host annual Feast Day St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church, located at 3114 North 2nd Street announced its annual revival and feast day celebration. The revival theme is “Let My Peo- ple Grow: Sitting at the Feet of Jesus.” Revival Prayer Service is Sat- urday, October 29, at 6:45 p.m. The Feast day celebration is Sun- day, October 30, at the 9 a.m. Mass. The guest revivalist is Deacon Alex Jones of Detroit, Michigan, a former Pentecostal minister who made the conversion to the Catholic Faith in 2001. His mission is to infuse his knowl- edge of scripture and his passion for Christ with his belief in the True Church which Jesus Himself insti- tuted: The Catholic Church. He is also the author of No Price too High! - a book chronicling his journey into the Church. St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church has been a pillar in the neigh- borhood of North 2nd and West Burleigh Streets for over 100 years. The church continues to deliver services to a multicultural commu- nity and continues to hold true to our faith and morals. A number of min- istries exist to serve our community including a Food Pantry supported by Hunger Task Force, St. Vincent De- Paul Society, Summer Vacation Bible School, Neighborhood Prayer Serv- ices, etc. This revival provides an opportu- nity to gather in community prayer and be inspired. All are invited and welcome to attend. r -

s Oliver Johnson (left) received the Elijah O’Neal Award of Excel- lence and Dwayne E. Early received the Don Bein Service Award for Hepatha Luther Church during Project Return’s 36th Annual celebrate the Return program at Marquette university. (Kemp fphoto)

fJudge Derek Mosley gets

‘Driver of Diversity Award’ ONE MKE has selected the Honorable Derek C. Mosley as a Driver of Diversity Professional of the Year. The Driver of Diversity Award recognizes Judge Mosley’s commitment to embracing diversity at his court as well as in his community. ONE MKE board member John Daniels III says Mosely was selected be- cause “many times the negative things in our community are highlighted. However, the light that is Judge Mosley should not be hidden. Rather, we celebrate his many accomplishments and his continuous work to make our city a better place.” The ONE MKE Drivers of Diversity Awards event is being supported by

The United Way of Greater Milwaukee and Waukesha County, in partnership with the Diversity Leadership Society Committee. The award was presented on Saturday at an evening recognition event at Johnson Controls, 5757 N Green Bay Ave. Judge Mosley has been sitting at Branch 2 of Milwaukee Municipal Court since August, 2002, when he was appointed by the Milwaukee Common Council to fill a vacancy. From 1995 until his appointment to the bench, he served as an Assistant District Attorney for Milwaukee County, where he represented the State of Wisconsin in over 1,000 criminal prosecutions. ONE MKE’s mission is to transform leadership and relationships in order to foster and retain a diverse pipeline of talent and improve cultural compe- tence within the City of Milwaukee. The Milwaukee Community Journal October 19, 2016 Page 6 Public library to host ‘safe’

butShriek freely scary and pardon the tionhaunted that libraries are silent establish- housefound on Milwaukee Public Li- screams. Milwaukee Public Library ments that collect books with the brary’s Facebook page and website at is inviting visitors to leave their in- next Library Loud Days event: www.mpl.org. For specific event in- YOUTH & EDUCATION side voices at the front door once Haunted Central. formation, visit any Milwaukee Pub- again and continuing to dispel the no- For two days, starting October 22 lic Library branch or at sundown (5:57 p.m.) Central Li- www.mpl.org/librarylouddays. brary, 814 W. Wisconsin Avenue, will be one giant haunted house for all ages. There will be haunted-themed Northwest hosts Y&E activities throughout the building and safe Halloween AreaY youth 14-21 year old are invitged& to forum is to inform theE community regarding begin at 10:40 AM, and the Resource Fair the main attraction, the truly haunted Voicesparticpate in ‘Voice of our Youth,’ of a panel Youtha range of topics, issues, problems panel and solu- ends at 11:30 slated AM. part, is an actual part of the library no ‘Truth of Treat’ discussion and resource fair on Saturday, Oc- tions that are affecting the greater Milwaukee The topics for the October 2016 forum are one ever sets foot in. And, it’s for tober 29 from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. at St. areas. r youth employment, education, the criminal good reason; it’s the Forbid den event next week Matathews C.M.E. Church , 2944 N. 9th This forum provides youth and young justice system, “Black Lives Matter” and Fourth Floor. Enter if you dare. Northwest Funeral Chapel will Street. adults (ages 14 – 21 years old) the opportu- more. Library Loud Days is part of an host its annual Truth and Treat The monring event will incude employ- nity to voice their concerns, Thank you very much for your willingness ongoing campaign to engage the Mil- Event on Sunday, October 30, at ment, educaiton, mentoring and faith based . Breakfast is served starting at 8:30 AM, to participate. Let me know if you have any waukee community and make Mil- Northwest Family Activity & programs. A workshop on resume writing panel presentations begin at 9:30 AM with questions-I can be reached at 414-510-4514 waukee Public Library locations Events Center, 4034 W. Good Hope and careers will held. each panelist speaking for approximately 15 or [email protected]/ modern and culturally relevant desti- Rd. from 1-4 p.m. The purpose of the “Voices of our Youth” minutes, audience questions and answers nations full of energy and excite- Children, who must be accompa- ment. The goal is to make noise, even nied by an adult, and will be permit- by shrieking and screaming, in the ted to enter the Center between 1-4 community and showcase all of the p.m. resources the libraries have to offer Northwest Family Activity and while helping local families learn, Events Center will also host ‘Truth grow and succeed. and Treat- A Safe Halloween Alter- In addition to launching Library native’ on Sunday, October 30, 1-4 Loud Days, Milwaukee Public Li- p.m., 4034 West Good Hope Rd. brary has also extended hours at sev- The purpose of the program is to eral branches to provide greater provide children ages 12 and under access to residents and extended a with an opportunity to participate in fine forgiveness program to recon- a safe alternative to Halloween ac- nect patrons and their families to all tivity that provides them with a free the great opportunities at MPL. movie and treats. For further information, please “We are thrilled to build on the ex- call (414) 540-9630 or (414) 462- citement from our Library Loud 6020. Days launch this summer with the first ever Haunted Central,” said Li- brary Director Paula Kiely. “Being Haunted Halls loud in the library is a new way of thinking, but it’s resonating. Chang- at teen center ing the way people think about t heir Teens at Neighborhood House libraries has brought new patrons t o are taking the lead in designing, the many offerings of MPL, which building, and hosting the center’s have been enhanced by expanded ac- annual Haunted Halls event for cess through forgiving fines and in- kids of all ages. creasing service hours.” Two days of activities are planned, Thursday October 20 and Participants at the Spann foundation 3rd annual College Resource fair posed during a break from activities at North Division High school Further details about Library Loud Friday October 21, 6-8pm. Tours Saturday. The program included college info, as well as career discussions. Pictured are: Karen Turner, Alice Spann, Kelby Spann, Dr. Days and other Milwaukee Public begin at 6 pm at the center’s main Wilma Spann, Alderman Russell Stamper, Theopa Tolbert, Kemberly Johnson, James Brown and Margo Spann. (Kemp photo) Library initiatives and events can be site at 2819 W. Richardson Pl.

WrightJay Wright, a prominent to African-American read poet, willpoetryWright’s recent workat includes MU the book-length poems give a poetry reading on Tuesday, Oct. 25, at 3:30 p.m. The Presentable Art of Reading Absence (2008), Polyno- in Weasler Auditorium as part of the Marquette Forum mials and Pollen: Parables, Proverbs, Paradigms, and series. Praise for Lois (2008) and the collection Disorientations: The appearance is open to students, faculty and the Groundings (2013). public. Born in 1934 in New Mexico, Wright’s early exposure Wright also will return in 2017 for an event that will to Mexican, Spanish and Navajo cultures has had a last- feature a reading of one of his plays. ing effect on his poetry. His poems explore history from Praised for its evocative language, introspective tone this multicultural standpoint and often take the form of and mythological imagery, Wright’s work has won many allegorical journeys and spiritual quests. honors, including the Lannan Literary Award for Poetry, Wright's visit is funded by the Rojtman Foundation to Guggenheim and MacArthur fellowships and Yale Uni- fund readings and lecture in the Philosophy Department versity’s prestigious Bollingen Prize. His plays, essays and the English Department. The Rojtman Foundation and poetry generally focus on a rediscovery of African- previously donated the St. Joan of Arc Chapel located on American heritage through historical study and personal the Marquette campus and a collection of art works for experience. the Haggerty Museum of Art.

Winners of awards at the My City My Biz Expo showed off their awards at the con- clusion of the event recently. Pictured are, front row, Camille Barlow, imagination clay, Arenee fitzpatrick, Rayanna Johnson and Ke’Nevaeh Taylor. Back row: Chris- [email protected] tian Barlow, Trevon Davis,and Chelsea Salena Barlow. Not pictured wer London Myles, Tyson Townsend and Nail Photo. (photo by Yvonne Kemp) The Milwaukee Community Journal October 19, 2016 Page 7 Gallery Night at Commons Studio The King Drive Commons Gallery and Studio will host and sponsor Gallery Night on King Drive, Friday, October 21, 5:30 to 9 p.m. and on Saturday, October 22, from 11a.m. to 2 p.m., and continuing with private showings through December 10, 2016 at the King Drive Commons Gallery - and Studio, 2775 N. Dr. Martin Luther King Drive. t The theme of this exhibit is titled, AWAKENING! Looking Through the Eyes of Our Ancestors. - the MCJ lifestyle & entertainment section This exhibit explores various painted interpretations and concepts of Africa spirituality. The fea- - turing artist is Curtis Wilks a self taught artist who paints Christian art, illustrating stories from

r KALEIDOSCOPE Genesis to Revelations with contemporary originality, while blending captivating colors and emo- KALEIDOSCOPE tions in his painting. Another well known artist is Brother William Muhammad who is also self taught and creates exciting and vivid colored paintings using many mediums from spray paint, Acclaimed African poet acrylic, oil pastels and charcoal, and Virginia Gipson an emerging artist , whose preferred painting style is abstract with acrylic on canvas.

TJTJ Dema, anDema acclaimed poet, performer andto arts ad- appear here ministrator from Botswana, Africa, will deliver a work- shop and performance in Milwaukee next week. TJ Dema is a founding member of Botswana’s spoken word movement, former chair of the Writers' Association WRITER’S BLOCK (Me) Hello! Maybe your next woman strong and powerful. of Botswana, and runs a boutique arts and performance (Him) Hey baby? you won't make black and I love the woman I am be- management organization that seeks to craft new ways of approaching the business of art. Dema’s poetry is widely (Me) Who is this? Because blue. coming, yes I do. She's I know Don't wait around for me be- wonderful anthologized and she travels the globe as a performer and facilitator. this is not the person who cause I told you I'm through. So sad that you will never Dema’s tie to the city is through Milwaukee Artist of abused me some time ago. ever know. the Year and Still Waters Collective founder, Dasha Kelly. You see I've learned that the The two taught and performed together during one of Uh huh! No you didn't! problem was never me Now now, shhh! I've Kelly’s visits to Botswana as a U.S. Embassy Arts Envoy. I tried to tell you but you So when I changed I waisted enough of my time Dema will deliver a poetry workshop on Wednesday, Oc- tober 19 from 4:30 – 5:30pm at Readers’ Choice Book- wouldn't listen. changed for the better and sharing with you a small I tried to tell you when you now I am FREE! piece of my mind. store, 1950 N. King Dr. She will perform and answer questions from 6-7pm. The workshop is $25. The read- had ALL of me, No longer am I weak and Go on with your life and I ing is free, donations welcomed. That if you wouldn't change frail or even afraid. trully wish you well Still Waters Collective is an arts initiative applying the then I would have to leave. The woman I am today is Because I'm one of the craft of creative writing and art of spoken word to build the woman God made, lucky ones. I escaped hell. confidence, capacity and community. What's so funny? You, call- out of the ashes rises a She has read in and/or facilitated workshops in places including Colombia, Estonia, Brazil, the USA (New York, ing me now. Queen. After today, don't call or Telling me you love me, you You're no longer wanted so write. Don't try to come and Washington, Iowa, Nebraska, Seattle), Germany (Berlin, Koln, Bayreuth), Denmark, Cambodia, Nigeria, miss me. Like I'm supposed please exit this scene. see me Bangladesh, India, Sweden, the UK as well as around the to bow in the middle of the night. southern African region. She works with young people in down and forget all of the Hold on. Just Stop! Be- I said No More! And I after school programs with a literary focus, and occasion- pain. cause you're waisting your meant what I said! ally in detention/asylum centres. She mentored the all-fe- Mental, physical, emotional time Trick no good, you're no male secondary school national champions for the British TJ Dema strain on my body, mind and Your spell has been broken. longer in my head. Council’s Power in the voice initiative and has been guest writer for Warwick University’s International Gateway soul. I now control my own mind. On October 30th I'll walk as television. She was written into a local television series for Gifted Youth. All of which you once con- And my heart... well it's a VIP Queen to play herself. Her poetry has appeared in international journals in- In 2016 she has had readings in Estonia, Seoul and trolled. But not today. No mending itself Proud, strong and powerful. cluding the Swedish magazine 10Tal, Cordite, Rio New York and is a Northwestern University/Alice Kaplan More! No longer waiting for you on Now exit this scene. Grande, Sampsonia Way and Spanish translations of her Institute for the Humanities Visiting Artist. In the lead up my emotional shelf. ~TeHanna Robinson work in the Mexican journal Ofi Press. to Botswana’s 50th anniversary she was curator for the Her thoughts on writing and gender appear in the aptly What was that? What did SAUTI presents poetry: The people are talking series and titled Gendered & Written (Locked Horn Press, 2014). you say? For once will you listen? October 30th Nigerian Com- has given a Ted talk at the first ever TedX Gaborone. She is a widely anthologized poet and has recorded vari- You want me back and Please listen to me! munity Conference Center She is founder of Sauti A&PM, an arts administration ous spoken word poems to house music that have made organization that stages literary activities, has recorded you've changed your ways? I love living life as a VIP 8310 W. Appleton Ave it on to Botswana’s radio countdown lists. As a voice over over 40 Batswana poets (on CD as well as for the pan Hahaha! That's funny, yet I Queen. 4pm - 8pm artist and copywriter she writes and voices for radio and African poetry archive Badilisha Poetry Xchange), pray that it is true, and I am Confident, proud, Tickets $55 Happy 42nd Birthday Election two weeks away: Which “D ”

By Richard G. Carter president (Landau) and Soviet boss 1962) -- Inside look at big-time politics cations. Also starring Martin Sheen and actorWith the 2016 election setbest for Novem- talk. Jamesportrayed Earl Jones, Powers Boothe as a dying presidentpresident? (Tone) nominates Richard Dreyfuss. ber 8 -- just three weeks away -- which and Rip Torn and provide tension. new secretary of state (Henry Fonda). Ed Flanders (“MacArthur” 1977) -- A From your Brothers actors, over the years, were most effec- Richard Crenna (“The Day Reagan Fine work by Walter Pidgeon, Charles fine war-time look at iconic Gen. Dou- Goody, Jammin’, Jamie, tive portraying the president of the Was Shot” 2001) -- On March 30, 1981, Laughton, Lew Ayres and Don Murray, glas MacArthur (Gregory Peck), fired Nate & Daniel United States in a major motion picture a deranged John W. Hinckley nearly who hides a dirty secret. by President Harry S. Truman (Flan- (Coops) or a television movie or mini-series? killed President Ronald Reagan. Stun- Alexander Knox (“Wilson” 1944) -- ders) during the Korean War. Flanders’ Following, in order, are my 20 fa- ning work by Crenna, as the stricken Superb biography of America’s star- dig at Gen. Dwight Eisenhower’s polit- vorites -- including some performers Reagan, and an oily Richard Dreyfuss crossed World War I-era president, ical ambition is a highlight. better known than others: as scary Alexander Haig. Woodrow Wilson (Knox), who saw his Van Heflin (“Tennessee Johnson” James Earl Jones (“The Man” 1972) Lee Tracy (“The Best Man” 1964) -- vision for a League of Nations rejected 1942) -- Headstrong VP Andrew John- -- Jones is senator-president pro tem- An influential ex-president (Tracy), by his own country. With Charles son (Heflin), becomes president when pore of the Senate, who reluctantly be- dangles his endorsement. The driven Coburn and Geraldine Fitzgerald. Abraham Lincoln is assassinated. He comes America’s first Black chief contenders -- Henry Fonda and Cliff Ralph Bellamy (“Sunrise at Campo- clashes with Congress and is im- executive after freak disaster in Europe Robertson -- ponder using damaging bello” 1960) -- Wheelchair-bound Pres- peached. With Lionel Barrymore, Mar- kills president. With Janet MacLachlan, info on each other. Gore Vidal’s smug ident Franklin D. Roosevelt (Bellamy) jorie Main and Ruth Hussey. “Fish” as his wife, and Barbara Rush. insight into political conventions. wields political power while living with Walter Huston (“Abraham Lincoln” William Devane (“The Missiles of Anthony Hopkins (“Nixon” 1995) -- his debilitating polio. Inspiring work by 1930) -- Compelling look at the tragic October 15th October” 1974) -- Taut account of the Brooding portrait of President Richard look-alike Bellamy and Greer Garson 15th president, with the great Huston in From your Cuz, Cuban Missile Crisis, with dead-ringer Nixon by Hopkins, in a riveting, Oscar- as Eleanor, the First Lady. peak form as Lincoln preserves the Devane as a convincing President John nominated performance that brilliantly Jeff Bridges (“The Contender” 2000) Union. Among many movie portrayals, Jammin’ J (Madhouse) F. Kennedy. With Martin Sheen as captures his insecurities. Top co-stars -- After vice president dies, cunning Huston’s is the most memorable in this Robert F. Kennedy and Howard da include Joan Allen, Ed Harris, Powers Bridges, as the president, nominates a vintage masterpiece. Silva as Nikita Khrushchev. Boothe and J.T. Walsh. female senator (Joan Allen) as the new E.G. Marshall (“Collision Course” Henry Fonda (“Fail Safe” (1964) -- A Rock Hudson (“World War III” 1982) veep. A vindictive congressman (Gary 1976) -- During Korean War, earnest nuclear exchange looms as a computer -- Russian paratroops sabotage Alaska Oldman) dredges up a sex tape to hu- President Harry S. Truman (Marshall) glitch sends U.S. bombers to attack oil pipeline due to U.S. grain embargo. miliate her in public hearings. meets Gen. Douglas MacArthur (Henry Moscow. Fonda, as a JFK-like presi- Tough president (Hudson) meets Soviet Michael Douglas (“The American Fonda) on Wake Island. General urges dent, makes a decision. Walter Matthau, premier (Brian Keith) in Iceland. David President” 1995) -- A horny (ala Bill nuclear strikes against China, president Frank Overton, Dan O’Herlihy and Soul and Jeroen Krabbe are opposing Clinton) president (Douglas), foolishly goes homes and fires him. Dom DeLouise offer strong support. combat officers. misbehaves with a lobbyist (Annette Milwaukee native Richard G. Carter is Charles Durning (“Twilight’s Last Franchot Tone (“Advise and Consent” Bening), ignoring election year impli- a freelance columnist Gleaming” 1974) -- As a sincere presi- dent mentored by Roscoe Lee Browne, he must act as ex-Air Force general (Burt Lancaster) seizes a missile site with escaped cons and threatens to launch against Russia. Tingling. Fredric March (“Seven Days in May” 1964) -- March is a Cold War president with bad poll numbers facing a hero general (Burt Lancaster) plotting mili- tary coup. Kirk Douglas as general’s aide uncovers the plan. With Ava Gard- ner and Edmond O’Brien. Peter Sellers (“Dr. Strangelove” 1964) -- Sellers plays president, mad scientist and British captain. Loony general (Sterling Hayden) sends nukes against Russia. James Earl Jones and Slim Pickens lead attack, George C. Scott tries to stop it. Funny and scary. Martin Landau (“By Dawn’s Early Light” 1990) -- Renegade Soviets fire nukes from Turkey at Russia. NATO is blamed and America attacked. The The Milwaukee Community Journal October 19, 2016 Page 8

Rookies dominate Packers Cowboys rookie quarterback Dak Prescott dominated the Packers during their game Sun- day at Lambeau field in Green Bay. The Pack- ers lost 30-16. The Cowboys’ running back Ezekiel Elliott ran circles around the Packer Defense. At half time Brett favre received his Hall of fame Pro football ring. in lower photo Packer quarterback Aaron Rogers congratu- lates Prescott. (photos by Kim Robinson. The Milwaukee Community Journal October 19, 2016 Page 9

(continuedSnoop from page 1) Doggyit is telling young men to be pimps,Dudery that continue in to plague ourdenial sub- best light. Enslaved womenabout were Europeans wereour living in caves. historyman who created math in the mir- doesn’t mean the self denigrating and calling Black women “ho’s and conscious. raped and killed in front of their And centuries before that, our an- ror, you know you can do it. If you junk he starred in like “Soul bitches.” Others, including myself, believe kids while the Whites who were cestors realized that there was but know we created medicine, you Plane,” “Snoop Dogg’s Hood of Again I digress. too many of us (particularly those doing this considered themselves one God. know it’s in your blood and you Horror” and “Iceberg Slim, Portrait I remain confused about who like Doggy Dud who look in the Christians. Then came another gen- Far too few of our people are can serve. And if you realize your of a Pimp.” Dud is referring to when he criti- mirror and see a “real nigger” star- eration of whites—whites that sep- aware of our history before the ancestors survived slavery, rede- Actually, now that I think about cizes “America” for producing the ing back), continue to live under a arated themselves as pure Mayflower. Our children are lost fined Christianity and overcame it, those three Doggy films are also slavery films. I assume he was cloud of slavery. Christians. They were telling our because they don’t know. And they the odds, you know there is noth- “slave” films. Or, more accurately, talking about White people, but This hypothesis surmises that ancestors; whatever they had been can’t create a path for the future ing you can’t do. they are films produced by Black here again, he’s off base. Willie Lynch’s socialization through, there will be another side unless and until they figure out I’m thinking about purchasing a folks with a “slave” mentality. “Roots” was written by a Black process worked. of their pain where there will be where they came from and how video of Roots and mailing it to the OK, sorry, I’m being too harsh: man, Alex Haley, to trace his an- Lynch supposedly taught “slave joy again. they got here. Dud. Maybe when he’s in one of Let’s give the Dud his due. He did cestry back to the Motherland owners” on how to control their “We have to take that positive When I look in the mirror, I see his usual dope clouds, he’ll mistake note that his angst was against (that’s Africa, Snoop, where all life property. The process included pit- message and send it on to the next the descendent of kings and it for one of his porn movies and movies that “dog brothers out,” as originated and God decided to ting light against dark, big against generation. That is why it is impor- queens, not the nigger (excuse my put it in his VCR. Who knows, he if that’s the only “Black history” plant His first shade tree and Black small, castrated men against over- tant every person from every cul- use of the word, I detest and nor- may learn something that’ll get available for depiction of Black people to sit up under it. bearing women and using Christi- ture in this world should watch it. mally would not use it, but it’s him higher than the weed he’s people. (By the way Snoop, we didn’t anity to pacify them. Excellent points. I would only soooooo appropriate here), the using. Of course that assessment also come from some country called If correctly carried out, the add that ours was the first civiliza- Doggs sees. And I share my mirror Hotep. falls on its face since there has “Niggerland,” nor did we arrive at slaves would see themselves as tion. Our people created math, and with my children and every one been dozens of “Black” movies Ellis Island on Soul Plane.) “niggers” for several hundreds science and astrology. Our ances- else who will listen and are inter- and televisions shows as compared Moreover, a brother produces years, generation after generation. tors, Mr. Dogg, created the first ested in empowerment. to a handful of history productions. Underground, and Birth of a Na- The Lynch indoctrination college known to mankind when If you see the descendent of the Strangely, the Dud doesn’t have tion is produced, and stars an ex- process is carried out in the remake a problem with the plethora of so- cellent cast led by its lead writer of Roots, which the Dogg didn’t called “Black” productions that and director. watch out of ignorance (or stupid- cast us in a bad light, portraying The storyline is based on uncen- ity). lead Black characters as criminals, sored history, and its title should be Explains Lamin Jatta, a descen- buffoons or psychopaths. worthy of discussion by itself, be- dant of Kunta Kinte and a consult- I can think of dozens of carica- cause it was also the title of turn of ant for the remake, “Roots brings a tures, including roles of Kevin Hart century racist propaganda film that consciousness to our mind, to our and Mike Epps that seem to over- gave “birth” to the Klu Klux Klan, generation, and to the next genera- shadow the dignified characters lynchings and the establishment of tion. It is a true story, our story, and played by Denzel Washington or apartheid to replace slavery. That’s we have to tell it. I know that our Morgan Freeman. real history, Mr. Dud, a chapter that story didn’t begin with slavery. So And let’s not get into a discus- led America down a path we have Roots tells us where we began be- sion about Madea films. While yet to detour from. fore we were enslaved—we were there is generally a moral, cultural It’s an important page of history Kings and Queens, we were roy- lesson in the Tyler Perry films, it’s our children need to be educated alty, warriors, we had knowledge, hard to see beyond the stereotype about, whether it is painful or not. we had life, and we had joy.” the big butt, wise talking Aunt Or maybe because it is painful. He continues, “In the video you Mamie character. Learning our history—including (Dogg) stated, “I don’t understand But, I digress. our captivity—is like taking an im- America, they want to keep show- Said the Dud: munization shot. It will hurt, but it ing the abuse that we took.” “They just gonna’ keep beating also will make you healthier in the “But have we learned enough that stuff in our head for how they long run. about us being Kings and Queens did us…I don’t understand Amer- If the acknowledgement and before the time of slavery, or what ica, they want to just keep showing study of our ancestors’ survival as life was like before it, also? that stuff how they did us…100 captives under the cruelest system “So, Snoop Dogg, you should be years ago. But guess what, we tak- of enslavement known to mankind championing it,” he continued. ing the same abuse. 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The demand must be sent or deliv- THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, TO that is or may be incorrect in the Pe- 9th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 53233 DATE: NOVEMBER 21, 2016 ROTHSTEIN ROOM 404, PLACE: ered to the court at: Clerk of Court THE PERSON NAMED ABOVE AS tition. 53233 DATE: NOVEMBER 29, 2016 TIME: 10:30AM 901 N. 9th Street, Milwaukee, Wis- Milwaukee County Courthouse 901 RESPONDENT TIME: 10:30AM consin, 53233 DATE: NOVEMBER N. 9th St. ROOM 104 Milwaukee WI You are notified that the petitioner Ajudgmentmaybeenforcedaspro- IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: 21, 2016 TIME: 9:30AM 53233and to TAMMIE T. WASHING- named above has filed a Petition for vided by law. A judgment awarding IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: Notice of this hearing shall be given TON 4945 N. 61ST MILWAUKEE WI, divorce or legal separation against money may become a lien against Notice of this hearing shall be given by publication as a Class 3 notice for IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: 53218 you. any real estate you own now or in the bypublicationasaClass3noticefor three (3) weeks in a row prior to the Notice of this hearing shall be given future, and may also be enforced by three (3) weeks in a row prior to the date of the hearing in the Milwaukee by publication as a Class 3 notice for It is recommended, but not required, You must respond with a written de- garnishment or seizure of property. date of the hearing in the Milwaukee Community Journal, a newspaper three (3) weeks in a row prior to the that you have attorney help or repre- mand for a copy of the Petition within Community Journal, a newspaper published in Milwaukee County, State date of the hearing in the Milwaukee sent you. 40daysfromthedayafterthefirst You are further notified that if the par- published in Milwaukee County, State ofWisconsin. Community Journal, a newspaper date of publication. ties to this action have minor children, of Wisconsin. Dated: 10-11-2016 published in Milwaukee County, State If you do not demand a copy of the violation of 948.31, Wis. Stats., (In- Dated: 10-14-2016 BY THE COURT: of Wisconsin. Petition within 45 days, the court may The demand must be sent or deliv- terference with custody by parent or BY THE COURT: HON. CLARE L. FIORENZA Dated: 10-3-2016 grant judgment against you for the ered to the court at: Clerk of Court others) is punishable by fines and/or HON. DAVID A HANSHER Circuit Court Judge BY THE COURT: award of money or other legal action Milwaukee County Courthouse 901 imprisonment. Circuit Court Judge 016-261/10-14-21-28-2016 HON. STEPHANIE G. ROTHSTEIN requested in the Petition and you N. 9th St. ROOM 104 Milwaukee WI 016-264/10-21-28/11-4-2016 Circuit Court Judge may lose your right to object anything 53233and to JOYCE SMITH 4524 N If you and the petitioner have minor 016-255/10-7-14-21-2016 that is or may be incorrect in the Pe- 58TH ST. MILWAUKEE, WI 53218 children, documents setting forth the SUMMONS SUMMONS tition. percentage standard for child support (PUBLICATION) (PUBLICATION) SUMMONS Itisrecommended,butnotrequired, established by the department under STATE OF WISCONSIN STATE OF WISCONSIN (PUBLICATION) Ajudgmentmaybeenforcedaspro- that you have attorney help or repre- 49.22(9), Wis. Stats., and the factors CIRCUIT COURT CIRCUIT COURT STATE OF WISCONSIN vided by law. A judgment awarding sent you. that a court may consider for modifi- MILWAUKEE COUNTY MILWAUKEE COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT money may become a lien against cation of that standard under NOTICE AND ORDER FOR NOTICE AND ORDER FOR MILWAUKEE COUNTY any real estate you own now or in the If you do not demand a copy of the 767.511(1m), Wis. Stats., are avail- NAME CHANGE HEARING NAME CHANGE HEARING NOTICE AND ORDER FOR future, and may also be enforced by Petition within 45 days, the court may able upon your request from the Case No. 16CV007685 Case No. 16CV007565 NAME CHANGE HEARING garnishment or seizure of property. grant judgment against you for the Clerk of Court. Case No. 16CV007292 award of money or other legal action In the matter of the name change of: In the matter of the name change of: You are further notified that if the par- requested in the Petition and you You are notified of the availability of Nakia Kahantrell King CONNOR DAVID VOLKMAN Inthematterofthenamechangeof: ties to this action have minor children, may lose your right to object anything information from the Circuit Court By (Petitioner) By (Petitioner) ALICIA LYNN DYER ALMA ROSA MORENO MARTINEZ violation of 948.31, Wis. Stats., (In- that is or may be incorrect in the Pe- Commissioner as set forth in By (Petitioner) ALMA ROSA terference with custody by parent or tition. 767.105, Wis. Stats. NOTICE IS GIVEN: NOTICE IS GIVEN: MORENO MARTINEZ others) is punishable by fines and/or Apetitionwasfiledaskingtochange Apetitionwasfiledaskingtochange imprisonment. Ajudgmentmaybeenforcedaspro- 767.105 Information from Circuit the name of the person listed above: the name of the person listed above: NOTICE IS GIVEN: vided by law. A judgment awarding Court Commissioner. From: NAKIA KAHANTRELL KING From: CONNOR DAVID VOLKMAN Apetitionwasfiledaskingtochange Ifyouandthepetitionerhaveminor money may become a lien against (2) Upon the request of a party to an To: Nakia Kahantrell King To: CONNOR DAVID DYER the name of the person listed above: children, documents setting forth the any real estate you own now or in the action affecting the family, including a Birth Certificate: NAKIA KA- Birth Certificate: CONNOR DAVID From: ALMA ROSA MORENO MAR- percentage standard for child support future, and may also be enforced by revision of judgment or order under HANTRELL KING VOLKMAN TINEZ established by the department under garnishment or seizure of property. sec. 767.59 or 767.451: To: EDGAR MORENO MARTINEZ 49.22(9), Wis. Stats., and the factors (a) The Circuit Court Commissioner IT IS ORDERED: IT IS ORDERED: Birth Certificate: ALMA ROSA that a court may consider for modifi- You are further notified that if the par- shall, with or without charge provide This petition will be heard in the Cir- This petition will be heard in the Cir- MORENO MARTINEZ cation of that standard under ties to this action have minor children, the party with written information on cuit Court of Milwaukee County, State cuit Court of Milwaukee County, State 767.511(1m), Wis. Stats., are avail- violation of 948.31, Wis. Stats., (In- the following, as appropriate to the of Wisconsin. of Wisconsin. IT IS ORDERED: able upon your request from the terference with custody by parent or action commenced: Judge’s Name: HON STEPHANIE G. Judge’s Name: HON STEPHANIE G. This petition will be heard in the Cir- Clerk of Court. others) is punishable by fines and/or 1. The procedure for obtaining a ROTHSTEIN ROTHSTEIN cuit Court of Milwaukee County, State imprisonment. judgment or order in the action. ROOM 414, PLACE: 901 N. 9th ROOM 404, PLACE: 901 N. 9th of Wisconsin. You are notified of the availability of 2. The major issues usually ad- Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 53233 Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 53233 Judge’s Name: HON GLENN H. information from the Circuit Court If you and the petitioner have minor dressed in such an action. DATE: NOVEMBER 9 2016 TIME: DATE: NOVEMBER 30, 2016 TIME: YAMAHIRO ROOM 402, PLACE: Commissioner as set forth in children, documents setting forth the 3. Community resources and family 9:45 AM 11:30AM 901 N. 9th Street, Milwaukee, Wis- 767.105, Wis. Stats. percentage standard for child support court counseling services available to consin, 53233 DATE: NOVEMBER 4, established by the department under assist the parties. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: 2016 TIME: 9:00AM 767.105 Information from Circuit 49.22(9), Wis. Stats., and the factors 4.Theprocedureforsettingmodify- Notice of this hearing shall be given Notice of this hearing shall be given Court Commissioner. that a court may consider for modifi- ing, and enforcing child support by publication as a Class 3 notice for by publication as a Class 3 notice for IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: (2) Upon the request of a party to an cation of that standard under awards, or modifying and enforcing three (3) weeks in a row prior to the three (3) weeks in a row prior to the Notice of this hearing shall be given action affecting the family, including a 767.511(1m), Wis. Stats., are avail- legal custody or physical placement date of the hearing in the Milwaukee date of the hearing in the Milwaukee by publication as a Class 3 notice for revision of judgment or order under able upon your request from the judgments or orders. Community Journal, a newspaper Community Journal, a newspaper three (3) weeks in a row prior to the sec. 767.59 or 767.451: Clerk of Court. (b) The Circuit Court Commissioner published in Milwaukee County, State published in Milwaukee County, State date of the hearing in the Milwaukee (a) The Circuit Court Commissioner shall provide a party, for inspection or of Wisconsin. of Wisconsin. Community Journal, a newspaper shall, with or without charge provide You are notified of the availability of purchase with a copy of the statutory Dated: 10-7-2016 Dated: 10-5-2016 published in Milwaukee County, State the party with written information on information from the Circuit Court provisions in this chapter generally BY THE COURT: BY THE COURT: of Wisconsin. the following, as appropriate to the Commissioner as set forth in pertinent to the action. HON. STEPHANIE G. ROTHSTEIN HON. STEPHANIE G. ROTHSTEIN Dated: 9-30-2016 action commenced: 767.105, Wis. Stats. Date: 10-13-2016 Circuit Court Judge Circuit Court Judge BY THE COURT: 1. The procedure for obtaining a By: CHANDRA TURNBULL-WIN- 016-263/10-14-21-28-2016 016-259/10-14-21-28-2016 HON. GLENN H. YAMAHIRO judgment or order in the action. 767.105 Information from Circuit STON Circuit Court Judge 2. The major issues usually ad- Court Commissioner. 016-266/10-21-28/11-4-2016 SUMMONS SUMMONS 016-254/10-7-14-21-2016 dressed in such an action. (2) Upon the request of a party to an (PUBLICATION) (PUBLICATION) 3. Community resources and family action affecting the family, including a SUMMONS STATE OF WISCONSIN STATE OF WISCONSIN court counseling services available to revision of judgment or order under (PUBLICATION) CIRCUIT COURT CIRCUIT COURT assist the parties. sec. 767.59 or 767.451: STATE OF WISCONSIN MILWAUKEE COUNTY MILWAUKEE COUNTY SUMMONS 4. The procedure for setting modify- (a) The Circuit Court Commissioner CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE AND ORDER FOR NOTICE AND ORDER FOR (PUBLICATION) ing, and enforcing child support shall, with or without charge provide MILWAUKEE COUNTY NAME CHANGE HEARING NAME CHANGE HEARING STATE OF WISCONSIN awards, or modifying and enforcing the party with written information on NOTICE AND ORDER FOR Case No. 16CV007786 Case No. 16CV007365 CIRCUIT COURT legal custody or physical placement the following, as appropriate to the NAME CHANGE HEARING MILWAUKEE COUNTY judgments or orders. action commenced: Case No. 16CV007871 In the matter of the name change of: In the matter of the name change of: NOTICE AND ORDER FOR (b) The Circuit Court Commissioner 1. The procedure for obtaining a KAITLYN TAYLOR MOON JORDANDANIELOLIVER NAME CHANGE HEARING shall provide a party, for inspection or judgment or order in the action. In the matter of the name change of: By (Petitioner) By (Petitioner) JORDAN DANIEL Case No. 16CV007418 purchase with a copy of the statutory 2. The major issues usually ad- HAZELLEANDROGALVAMENA OLIVER provisions in this chapter generally dressed in such an action. By (Petitioner) LEANDRO GALVA NOTICE IS GIVEN: In the matter of the name change of: pertinent to the action. 3. Community resources and family MENA Apetitionwasfiledaskingtochange NOTICE IS GIVEN: JAYLON GLEN ADDISON Date: 10-18-2016 court counseling services available to NOTICE IS GIVEN: the name of the person listed above: Apetitionwasfiledaskingtochange By (Petitioner) By: TAMMIE T. WASHINGTON assist the parties. Apetitionwasfiledaskingtochange From KAITLYN TAYLOR MOON To: the name of the person listed above: NOTICE IS GIVEN: 016-269/10-21-28/11-4-2016 4. The procedure for setting modify- the name of the person listed above: PERSEUS MOON From:JORDANDANIELOLIVERTo: Apetitionwasfiledaskingtochange ing, and enforcing child support From:HAZELLEANDROGALVA Birth Certificate: KAITLYN TAYLOR JORDANDANIELBRENNAN the name of the person listed above: SUMMONS awards, or modifying and enforcing MENA To: LEANDRO GALVA MENA MOON Birth Certificate: JORDAN DANIEL From: JAYLON GLEN ADDISON (PUBLICATION) legal custody or physical placement BirthCertificateHAZELLEANDRO OLIVER To: JAYLON GLEN HARE STATE OF WISCONSIN judgments or orders. GALVA MENA IT IS ORDERED: Birth Certificate: JAYLON GLEN AD- CIRCUIT COURT (b) The Circuit Court Commissioner IT IS ORDERED: This petition will be heard in the Cir- IT IS ORDERED: DISON MILWAUKEE COUNTY shall provide a party, for inspection or This petition will be heard in the Cir- cuit Court of Milwaukee County, State This petition will be heard in the Cir- NOTICE AND ORDER FOR purchase with a copy of the statutory cuit Court of Milwaukee County, State of Wisconsin. cuit Court of Milwaukee County, State IT IS ORDERED: NAME CHANGE HEARING provisions in this chapter generally of Wisconsin. Judge’s Name: HON GLENN H. of Wisconsin. This petition will be heard in the Cir- Case No. 16CV5353 pertinent to the action. Judge’s Name: HON DAVID A HAN- YAMAHIRO ROOM 402 PLACE: 901 Judge’s Name: HON STEPHANIE G. cuit Court of Milwaukee County, State Date: 10-3-2016 SHER ROOM 412, PLACE: 901 N. N. 9th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, ROTHSTEIN ROOM 404, PLACE: of Wisconsin. In the matter of the name change of: By: JOYCE SMITH 9th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 53233 DATE: NOVEMBER 21, 2016 901 N. 9th Street, Milwaukee, Wis- Judge’s Name: HON . DAVID A. HU K XIONG 016-267/10-21-28/11-4-2016 53233 DATE: DECEMBER 2, 2016 TIME: 9:30AM consin, 53233 DATE: NOVEMBER HANSHER ROOM 412, PLACE: 901 By (Petitioner) TIME: 1:30PM 15, 2016 TIME: 10:00AM N. 9th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, SUMMONS IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: 53233 DATE: NOVEMBER 15 2016 NOTICE IS GIVEN: (PUBLICATION) IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: Notice of this hearing shall be given IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: TIME: 9:00AM Apetitionwasfiledaskingtochange STATE OF WISCONSIN Notice of this hearing shall be given by publication as a Class 3 notice for Notice of this hearing shall be given the name of the person listed above: CIRCUIT COURT by publication as a Class 3 notice for three (3) weeks in a row prior to the by publication as a Class 3 notice for IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: From: HU KOUA XIONG To: CHUHU MILWAUKEE COUNTY three (3) weeks in a row prior to the date of the hearing in the Milwaukee three (3) weeks in a row prior to the Notice of this hearing shall be given XIONG DIVORCE-40101 date of the hearing in the Milwaukee Community Journal, a newspaper date of the hearing in the Milwaukee by publication as a Class 3 notice for Birth Certificate: Case No. 16FA005713 Community Journal, a newspaper published in Milwaukee County, State Community Journal, a newspaper three (3) weeks in a row prior to the published in Milwaukee County, State of Wisconsin. published in Milwaukee County, State date of the hearing in the Milwaukee IT IS ORDERED: In Re: The marriage of CHANDRA of Wisconsin. Dated: 10-12-2016 of Wisconsin. Community Journal, a newspaper This petition will be heard in the Cir- TURNBULL-WINSTON, Petitioner Dated: 10-14-2016 BY THE COURT: Dated: 10-3-2016 published in Milwaukee County, State cuit Court of Milwaukee County, State and Respondent HERBERT WIN- BY THE COURT: HON. GLENN H. YAMAHIRO BY THE COURT: of Wisconsin. of Wisconsin. STON JR HON. DAVID A HANSHER Circuit Court Judge HON. STEPHANIE G. ROTHSTEIN Dated: 9-29-2016 Judge’s Name: HON STEPHANIE G. THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, TO Circuit Court Judge 016-262/10-14-21-28-2016 Circuit Court Judge BY THE COURT: ROTHSTEIN THE PERSON NAMED ABOVE AS 016-265/10-21-28/11-4-2016 016-258/10-14-21-28-2016 HON. DAVID A. HANSHER ROOM, PLACE: 901 N. 9th Street, RESPONDENT SUMMONS Circuit Court Judge Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 53233 DATE: You are notified that the petitioner SUMMONS (PUBLICATION) SUMMONS 016-257/10-14-21-28-2016 NOVEMBER 8, TIME: 9:00AM named above has filed a Petition for (PUBLICATION) STATE OF WISCONSIN (PUBLICATION) divorce or legal separation against STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT STATE OF WISCONSIN TThe Milwaukee Community Journal October 19, 2016 Page 11

Legals/Classifieds/PublicLegals/Classifieds/Public Notices Notices SUMMONS the name of the person listed above: IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: (PUBLICATION) the name of the person listed above: 3:00PM (PUBLICATION) From:MIANYMENNRANGELTo: Notice of this hearing shall be given STATE OF WISCONSIN From: RYAN CARLTON YOUNG To: STATE OF WISCONSIN MIA VICTORIA RANGEL by publication as a Class 3 notice for CIRCUIT COURT RYAN CARLTON SMITH IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: CIRCUIT COURT Birth Certificate: MIA NYMENN three (3) weeks in a row prior to the MILWAUKEE COUNTY Birth Certificate: RYAN CARLTON Notice of this hearing shall be given MILWAUKEE COUNTY RANGEL date of the hearing in the Milwaukee NOTICE AND ORDER FOR YOUNG by publication as a Class 3 notice for NOTICE AND ORDER FOR Community Journal, a newspaper NAME CHANGE HEARING three (3) weeks in a row prior to the NAME CHANGE HEARING IT IS ORDERED: published in Milwaukee County, State Case No. 16CV007434 IT IS ORDERED: date of the hearing in the Milwaukee Case No. 16CV007449 This petition will be heard in the Cir- ofWisconsin. This petition will be heard in the Cir- Community Journal, a newspaper In the matter of the name change of: cuit Court of Milwaukee County, State Dated: 9-29-2016 Inthematterofthenamechangeof: cuit Court of Milwaukee County, State published in Milwaukee County, State MIA NYMENN RANGEL of Wisconsin. BY THE COURT: RYAN CARLTON YOUNG of Wisconsin. of Wisconsin. By (Petitioner) MARIA EUGENIA Judge’s Name: HON GLENN H. HON. GLENN H. YAMAHIRO By (Petitioner) ROBERT D SMITH By Judge’s Name: HON DAVID A. HAN- Dated: 10-6-2016 MARIN By (Co-Petitioner) VICTOR YAMAHIRO ROOM 402, PLACE: Circuit Court Judge (Co-Petitioner) Leah A. Hunt SHER BY THE COURT: RANGELGONZALEZ 901 N. 9th Street, Milwaukee, Wis- 016-253/10-7-14-21-2016 ROOM 412, PLACE: 901 N. 9th HON. DAVID A. HANSHER NOTICE IS GIVEN: consin, 53233 DATE: NOVEMBER 9, NOTICE IS GIVEN: Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 53233 Circuit Court Judge Apetitionwasfiledaskingtochange 2016 TIME: 9:00 AM SUMMONS Apetitionwasfiledaskingtochange DATE: NOVEMBER 14, 2016 TIME: 016-256/10-7-14-21-2016

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