NORTHWEST OHIO’S OLDEST AFRICAN AMERICAN-OWNED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER TJ THE TOLEDO JOURNAL www.thetoledojournal.com WEDNESDAY, October 16, 2019 - October 22, 2019 VOL: 43 NO: 32

INSIDE LifeStyles/News Walk to end Alzheimer’s Free Fall Festival sponsored by attracts over 2000 people City of Toledo

Healthy Awareness Died of Breast Cancer

PHOTO CREDIT / TOLEDO JOURNAL LEFT TO RIGHT Gloria Davis, Mary Brown, Michelle Overton, Kelli Hinkle, Ivy Murphy, Velma Thomas, Leo Thomas, Melvin Brown Jr. walked for Christene Brown, who is currently inflicted with the disease, and Melvin Brown who passed from the disease in 2015.

Religion/Family St. John’s COGIC hosts 42nd Pastoral Appreciation

PHOTO CREDIT / TOLEDO JOURNAL Jay Allen, country singer, performed his hit, ‘Blank Stares,’ which is about his mother who, just recently passed from Alzheimer’s. Religion/Family PHOTO CREDIT / TOLEDO JOURNAL th 64 Annual Kathi Cornett places a pinwheel into the ground. She and Men’s Day Held her family walked in memory of her mom, Ellena Cornett.

at St. Mark’s By JURRY TAALIB-DEEN Chief Executive Officer for the Journal Staff Writer Alzheimer’s Association of Northwest Ohio, elaborated Many of the 2000 people on the details of the event to who filled Promenade Park, The Toledo Journal. in downtown Toledo, had a “The event is for those story to tell about a love one inflicted with the disease, inflicted with Alzheimer’s as well as the caregivers Disease, or someone who take care of them,” Ms. they knew of, battling the Pechlivanos said. “We have disease. But on Saturday, 15 vendors disseminating October 13, the participants information about the PHOTO CREDIT / TOLEDO JOURNAL were in attendance to, not disease, and a garden with Each of the pinwheels represents someone affected by necessarily grieve, but colorful pinwheels that Alzheimer’s. instead, they were there to people can stick into the those who support the cause well-being. The money raised celebrate life, and help raise ground. The four colors pf the of trying to cure the disease. goes to research, and to the money to find a cure for the pinwheels are yellow, purple, Also, country singer Jay Allen many services that support disease by participating in a blue, and orange. The yellow will perform his hit song, caregivers,” Mr. Cavanaugh EVERYBODY IS two mile walk. represents the caregivers, ‘Blank Stares,’ which is about said. Steve Cavanaugh, the purple represents losing his mother who recently died Both Mr. Cavanaugh and SOMEBODY IN from the disease. Ms. Pechlivanos expect over THE TOLEDO Chief Financial Officer for a love one to the disease, the Promedica, and Chair of the blue is for those who have the “Promedica thinks this JOURNAL TJ event, and Julia Pechlivanos, disease, and the orange is for event is a part of health, and Continued on page 2. Inside News Page 2 • October 16 - October 22, 2019 • The Toledo Journal NBA Legend Michael Jordan Pledges $1 Million to Bahamas By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Hurricane Dorian has Widely considered the North Carolina after Newswire Correspondent brought to the Bahamas, greatest ever to play Hurricane Florence @StacyBrownMedia where I own property and the game, Jordan won devastated the Michael Jordan was visit frequently,” Jordan five NBA Most Valuable Carolinas. a superstar on the said in a statement. Player Awards and Hurricane Dorian basketball court, and “My heart goes out six NBA Finals Most reportedly has left now, as a humanitarian, to everyone who is Valuable Player Awards. more than 70,000 the six-time NBA World suffering and to those He led the league in people homeless in the Champion has proven who have lost loved scoring ten times and Bahamas, and at least that his legendary status ones,” he said. was twice named NBA 50 people have lost their remains worthy. Jordan, whose Air Defensive Player of the lives. The former Chicago Jordan Nike sneaker Year. “The Bahamian people Bulls great has pledged brand has remained as Jordan also earned are strong and resilient, $1 million to help the legendary as his talents 14 All-Star game and I hope that my Bahamas in its efforts to despite being retired berths and, in 2009, donation will be of help recover from Hurricane for nearly 20 years, was inducted into the as they work to recover Dorian. currently is the principal Basketball Hall of Fame. from this catastrophic “I am devastated to owner of the Charlotte Last year, Jordan gave storm,” Jordan said. see the destruction that Hornets. $2 million to support Alzheimer’s Walk Continued from page 1.

the event. Mary Brown was there with her family. They’ve been participating in the walk for eight years. Her mom, Christene Brown, is currently battling the disease, while her father, Melvin Brown passed in 2015 from Alzheimer. “Before my father passed, and before the mother’s disease got worse, she too, participated in the walk,” . Ms. Brown advises any caregiver who has a love one with Alzheimer, to be patient. “At night, he or she may experience ‘Sundowners Syndrome,’ which those with the disease, become more agitated at night, and may attempt to leave their home to return to their childhood home.” Ms. Brown’s sister, Velma Thomas, thanked the Alzheimer’s Association of Northwest Ohio. “When our mom lived with me, if it wasn’t for the association, I wouldn’t have been able to go to work; they’re a true asset.” Kathi Cornett was walking with her family who had the name, “Team Lean Pistons.” They were walking in the memory of her mom, Ellena Cornett who passed from the disease on June 16, 2016. “My advice for anyone taking care of a love one with the disease is to have patience. The things they do, isn’t their fault, it’s the disease,” she said. The Toledo Journal • October 16 - October 22, 2019 • Page 3 Coming Events/News Ongoing Events Meet, Greet, Shop & Sing! Jerusalem Baptist Church with DJ Miss T Homecoming Dinner Every Third Wednesday Ohio - Michigan - Indiana, Lucas County Human Trafficking Coalition at The Truth Art Gallery Sunday October 20, 2019 and Social Justice Insitute 1811 Adams St. Toledo, OH 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Anyone interested in joining, meet at Kent Branch Sunday Oct. 20th, 2pm-6pm African American Legacy Library, 3101 Collingwood Blvd., from 9:15 a.m. until 1326 Collingwood - Toledo, Ohio 43604. 11 a.m. Vendors, Poetry, and Karaoke Donation $10.00/Adults, No cover charge. Donation $5.00/ 12 & Under. Every 1st and 3rd Saturdays Stop by and say hi! Reverend Dr. W. L. Perryman Jr. - Pastor. of the Month The Redeemed Christian Church of God associate, bachelor and master’s degree programs as carving demonstrations, bounce houses and magic Food Pantry, 10 AM to 12 PM well as alumni. Area colleges and universities, local shows to entertain all the witches and werewolves! 2239 Cheyenne Blvd, Toledo OH 43614 high schools, Northview and Southview Business Featured again this year, is a free photo opportunity Technology and Financial Management Career with characters from “A Galaxy Far Far Away” 3rd Saturday of Each Month Tech seniors and individuals seeking professional compliments of the Apollo Base and Ohio Garrison. Widows Empowered Strengthened & I Inc. employment will be in attendance as well. For For Toledo Zoo members, one-day admission tickets (Affectionately known as W.E.S & I Inc.) more information or to register, contact Andrea to Little Boo or Pumpkin Path are $8 for all children Are you a Widow? Come share with us. We cordially Domachowski, Director of Lourdes University’s who wish to participate in the trick-or-treating. (Those invite you to join us at our next meeting: 1-3pm. Career Services at 419-824-3704 or email career@ not participating in trick-ortreating are covered under Reynolds Corners Branch Library, 4833 Dorr Street, lourdes.edu. their membership and receive free admission.) Tickets Toledo, OH 43615. To learn more about WES & I, Inc.: for nonmembers are $18 for adults and children and Call 419-359-4001, Email: w.e.s.andlinc@gmail. Oct. 17th Thru Oct. 20th $15 for seniors. Please be a conservation superhero com, Website: www.widowsempowered.com. Trick-or-Treat at and bring re-usable containers to collect treats! The Toledo Zoo Every Saturday The Halloween fun starts on Thu, Oct. 17, with the first Glass City Church of Christ day of Little Boo. This two-day event is the pre-school Oct. 19th Soup kitchen now open at 901 Hoag. Hours: 1:00- dinosaurs’ and doctors’ chance to delight without JOIN WGTE PUBLIC MEDIA, as we bring Be My 2:00pm every Saturday. We are reaching out to the fright! Toddlers and pre-school aged children are Neighbor Day featuring Daniel Tiger and the cast individuals and families in need of a free meal. Please invited to wear their Halloween costumes, trick-or-treat of Abracadabra to Walbridge Park, see our Facebook page for menu items and any throughout the historic side of Zoo and enjoy crafts, From 10a.m.-1p.m. This free event encourages updates. puppet shows, photo opportunities, strolling magic children to learn how to be helpers with activities and free games sized just for them. The festivities run such as creating a family first aid kit, making crafts Oct. 16th from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. on Thu, Oct. 17, and Fri, Oct. 18. for senior citizens, creating cards for veterans, and Lourdes University Offers That weekend the Halloween spirit is in full “force” for more. Kids will have the opportunity to meet Daniel Fall Career Expo Pumpkin Path presented by the University of Toledo Tiger and Katerina Kittycat from the PBS KIDS The Career Expo is scheduled on Wednesday, from Medical Center and supported by Buckeye Broadband animated TV series “Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood.” 12:30 to 3:00pm in the Franciscan Center, 6832 on Sat, Oct. 19 and Sun, Oct. 20. This event, in its 35th and Abracadabra. Everyone is encouraged to bring Convent Blvd. in Sylvania. Two employer panels will year, runs from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. both days. In addition diapers, baby wipes and unopened diaper cream to provide insight on local and regional hiring practices to costumed trick-or-treating for all ages throughout be donated to families in need. at 1:00 and 2:00pm. Job seekers will include the entire Zoo, there will also be games, pumpkin Lourdes University students who are graduating from Continued on page 12.

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Wed., November 6, 2019/7:30 PM Mon., April 27, 2020/7:30 PM The Valentine Theatre! LIVE ON STAGE! Valentine Box Office | 419/242-2787| valentinetheatre.com Editorial/News Page 4 • October 16, 2019 - October 22, 2019 • The Toledo Journal Impeaching a President

By BlackPressUSA and unpatriotic. I am elat- fice on Impeachment for, to be a deterrent to uncon- a president can be orig- Russia investigation. House Speaker Nancy ed that the Congress of the and Conviction of, Trea- stitutional, criminal or illicit inated by a senator – but Mueller furthered the Pelosi’s decision to move United States will move son, Bribery, or other high behavior by presidents, that senator would have to scope of what’s known for an impeachment in- forward in an expedited Crimes and Misdemean- judges and other govern- find a House member to about collusion and co- quiry into President Trump manner to investigate and ors.” ment officials,” he said. sponsor and bring forward ordination between the has rocked Washington. impeach this president,” The Constitution re- Impeachment is the ul- the call to the House,” Hart Trump campaign, Trump’s The news of the result- Waters said. quires a two-thirds su- timate backstop for the said. allies, and the Kremlin in ing investigation has also Still, experts and histori- per-majority among Sen- constitutional separation Despite little chance of their efforts to undermine unified Democrats, par- ans told NNPA Newswire ators voting for conviction of powers and Congress’s success, members of the U.S. election systems on ticularly those like Rep. that the probability of im- because the framers co-equal role in the con- House have used or con- Trump’s behalf, Waters Maxine Waters of Cali- peaching Trump remains wanted to establish that re- stitutional design, accord- sidered impeachment as said. fornia, who has argued extremely low. moval from high office via ing to Nelson. Impeach- a way to taint a president, “This president orches- for some time that Trump The idea of impeach- any process that, thereby, ment, even if the Senate Hart noted. trated hush-money pay- should face impeach- ment as drafted into the overturns the vote (the will) does not vote for removal, “It’s a public condemna- ments in order to silence ment. Constitution by its framers, of the electorate, justifies should act as a deterrent tion, although it can be a his mistresses with the aid “ has is designed to establish and requires a high bur- not just to Trump but also risky one,” he said. of his attorney, Michael admitted to abusing the the process whereby we den of proof, according to to future presidents of both It can also bring forth Cohen, who pled guilty power of the presidency can remove a President experts. parties, he said. needed facts, something and is serving jail time for by asking Ukrainian Pres- from office that was en- “Like the Mueller re- “To not open an im- Democrats and a growing these acts, which are po- ident Volodymyr Zelensky gaged in unlawful activity, port, while the allegations peachment inquiry given list of other observers said tential felony violations of to launch an investigation said David Reischer, an against the president are the gravity of the most re- is necessary for the cur- campaign finance laws,” into his political opponent attorney and CEO of Le- serious, the allegations cent allegations against rent administration. she stated. in order to get dirt that the galAdvice.com. stop just short of actually the president is to give “An impeachment pro- “He and his children Trump campaign could ex- “Technically, the House concluding that a crime him, and all future pres- cess is a viable option for have sought out oppor- ploit in the 2020 U.S. pres- and Senate can impeach had been committed,” stat- idents, vast, unchecked the current House of Rep- tunities to enrich them- idential election,” Waters President Trump purely ed Reischer. power to ignore the resentatives given that the selves during his tenure stated. for political reasons but Removal is not the only Constitution, the other hearings will force several as president. He is under Trump allegedly asked the standard by which reason to launch a formal branches of government, people in or close to the investigation for accept- Zelensky to dig up dirt on to get sufficient votes in impeachment inquiry, ac- and the public interest,” Trump Administration to ing payments from for- former Vice President Joe the House and Senate is cording to Sam Nelson, an stated Nelson. testify before Congress un- eign governments and Biden, the current frontrun- whether ‘High Crimes and associate professor and So, what’s the process der oath,” said D. Gilson, a officials that have stayed ner to be the Democrat- Misdemeanors’ have been chair of the Political Sci- to impeach the president? writer who has taught pop- at his hotels and golf ic candidate in the 2020 committed,” Reischer add- ence Department at the Historian and radio show ular cultural studies. properties in violation of election. ed. University of Toledo. host Michael Hart said it “Politically, this is smart the Constitution’s emol- “This action within itself Section 4 of Article Two “Many observers have begins when one member as it will likely reveal mis- uments clause, which – where the president is of the United States Con- focused on the futility of of the House drafts articles deeds and contradictions prohibits elected officials seeking the cooperation stitution reads: impeachment given that of impeachment against leading up to the 2020 from personally profiting and assistance of a foreign “The President, Vice a Republican-controlled an elected official. election. Judicially, this is from payments from for- government in uncovering President and all Civil Of- Senate will almost certain- Impeachment is the smart as it requires folks to eign governments and of- dirt on his opponent – is ficers of the United States, ly not vote to remove the same as an indictment in speak under oath, as op- ficials that have stayed at unlawful, unconstitutional, shall be removed from Of- President,” Nelson noted. U.S. criminal courts. posed to on Twitter or Fox his hotels and golf prop- He added that the im- Following the drafting News,” Gilson stated. erties.” peachment investigation of the articles of impeach- Waters added that when Waters continued: into President Richard ment, the Speaker of the coupled with Trump’s “This president has Nixon proved that the pro- House decides whether to already shady history, been documented by ceedings could move pub- entertain the idea by con- there’s more than enough the Washington Post for lic opinion when there is vening an impeachment evidence for Congress to having lied more than evidence presented in an committee. launch an impeachment 12,000 times since taking open forum. “This is done to discuss query. office. Unlike any other Additionally, an official the merits the merits of the Although the U.S. in- president in modern his- inquiry strengthens the charges – and there could telligence community tory, Trump has refused hand of the six committees be many – and determine unequivocally concluded to release his tax returns already investigating the if support for the move is that Russia interfered in to the American people. president and his adminis- there,” Hart stated. the 2016 U.S. presidential These and a host of oth- tration, Nelson told NNPA If the charges rise to election, Trump has shown er actions are further ev- Newswire, adding, “These the height of impeach- brazen support and defer- idence of his disgraceful committees are locked in ment – as determined by ence for Russian Presi- and contemptible actions legal battles with the White the Speaker and under dent Vladimir Putin and as the president of the House over subpoenas, advisement from other the Kremlin and has con- United States. witness testimony, and ex- caucus members, a formal tinued to undermine and “As I have stated time ecutive privilege.” declaration of impeach- outright deny the validity of and time again, Donald “Courts are more likely ment is drawn, and hear- the U.S. intelligence com- Trump is a dangerous to side with Congress in ings begin. munity’s findings, stated and dishonorable man. the exercise of its Article After the hearing, Con- Waters. He has no respect for our I power to investigate an gress decides whether to Special Counsel Rob- democracy, our Constitu- impeachment than when vote on impeachment. ert Mueller identified at tion, or the rule of law. It is they are engaged in regu- If the vote succeeds, the least ten instances of ob- past time that Congress lar oversight. Senate then must deter- struction of justice by the fulfills its Constitutional “And, perhaps most im- mine whether they will act. president during the 2016 duty to impeach him. I am portantly, impeachment “A little-known fact is presidential campaign and elated that it appears that exists in the Constitution that the impeachment of through the course of the day is upon us.” The Toledo Journal • October 16, 2019 - October 22, 2019 • Page 5 MoneyTalks To His Wealthy Donors, Trump is Their Grifter

By Jesse Jackson Wire Writer (TriceEdneyWire.com) - To deci- pher President Donald Trump’s pres- are more his marks than his base. incomes that didn’t keep up. Trump accomplishments, and boasts about idency, apply the basic rule of poli- The anonymous wealthy donors in brags on the record-low unemploy- the economy. He panders to their tics: Follow the money. Last month, California have a far better claim to ment numbers, but the jobs too often fears, fanning racial division, railing for example, Trump performed at be the base that he serves. The do- don’t pay a living wage and Trump against immigrants and Muslims and rallies in North Carolina and in New nors got the tax cuts; the working and Republicans won’t even allow a the homeless. He’s pugnacious, fun- Mexico. He entertained adoring people at his rallies got health care vote on raising the minimum wage. ny and outrageous. They know he’s crowds, clad in Trump’s MAGA caps cuts. The CEOs got the roll-back of Not surprisingly, workers are begin- a bad guy, but they think he’s their and T-shirts. clean water and clean air regulations; ning to protest. GM autoworkers are bad guy. And that is the con. The The rallies got featured on Fox and his rally audiences got the fouled wa- involved in the largest strike in years. anonymous donors who are con- other news stations. Then Trump flew ter and more kids with emphysema. Teachers in red states across the tributing record amounts to Trump’s to California and went to a series of Big oil and coal executives got lavish country have gone on strike to de- campaign don’t wear MAGA hats. big-dollar fundraisers that were closed public subsidies; teachers and par- mand greater investment in schools. They don’t go to public rallies. They to the public, pocketing what his cam- ents got cuts in school funding. Big Nurses are on strike for decent wag- roll their eyes at Trump’s rambling paign boasted as more than $15 mil- Agra got billions in payoffs to make es and better staffing of hospitals rants and racial taunts. They aren’t lion in campaign funding, largely from up for Trump’s trade war; family and clinics. Fast food and restau- on strike or in the streets. They are anonymous wealthy donors. This is farmers were casualties, many bank- rant workers have led marches for getting a great return on their in- only a small part of the record cam- rupted by the loss of markets, with a $15 minimum wage and a union. vestment and are happy to ante up paign war chest that the wealthy are Wisconsin’s small farmers suffering Young people are marching to protest again. building for Trump’s re-election cam- the worst. Auto executives enjoyed Trump’s refusal to address the clear The Trump economy doesn’t work for paign. record profits; auto workers suffered and present threat posed by cata- most Americans, but it works for them. The press treats the overwhelming- more layoffs and plant closings. The strophic climate change. Trump keeps his promises — and his ly White, working class audiences at rich saw their wealth soar; working Trump regales the crowds at his payoffs — to them. They know Trump Trump’s rallies as his “base.” But they people faced rising prices in hous- rallies with scurrilous attacks on his is a grifter, but he’s their grifter. They ing, health care, college, cars — with opponents, lies and tales about his are all in on the con. What Does a Just America Look Like?

all of us would have a livable wage. what we should be. We’d always have a high-quality Once we have prepared ourselves health plan that prevents illnesses for a job or a business, we would walk rather than a mediocre and unneces- out of an interview with confidence sarily high priced one that only treats In a just America, non- we’d have a fair chance at getting the

us after we’re sick when the prices white children would see job or if in business, we would walk of health care make us even sicker themselves in the people out of the bank where applied for a

when we see the bill! “ loan feeling confident we would get it In a just America, all of our children on the news with the good if we had filled all of the requirements would have access to a high quali- they are doing on a regular that others are asked to fill. ty and useable education. Everyone basis. They would hear the “ Once we apply for a school or uni- would live in a safe and comfortable versity admission, we could be con- home they can afford. stories of people who look fident that we would be admitted on We’d be able to vote without won- like them when they, too, are our merits – especially when our mer- dering if our votes would count with- accomplishing great things. its exceed those of our competitors out having computer breakdowns and not because our parents could By Dr. E. Faye Williams, Esq. as happened when I ran for office afford to buy a slot for admission. Wire Writer or hearing that the Russians were In a just America, non-white children TriceEdneyWire.com) – Sometimes allowed to manipulate our vote. We would see themselves in the people on I allow myself to imagine a world with could register to vote at will having the news with the good they are doing on justice for all—not just in words, but assurance our names wouldn’t be community would go a long way to- a regular basis. They would hear the sto- by deeds. Before I go around the wiped off the rolls without just cause ward proving America has suddenly ries of people who look like them when world with what I would like to see I to enable someone else to win when become fair and just to all. they, too, are accomplishing great things. want the best there is for everybody we actually received the greatest There’re a few things we’d need to As the late once no matter where they live. number of votes. I’m sure Secretary do, too. We’d spend our money only said, “What the people want is very Maybe to some what I wish for would back me up on with those who respect us and not those simple. They want an America as seems far-fetched, and is if we’re that, as would Stacey Abrams and who oppress us. We’d spend most of good as its promise.” Black people not willing to work for something bet- Andrew Gillum. I might even add Beto our money with our own people, and are still waiting for America to make ter for all. Here’s what I think a just O’Rourke as another recent example. when we own the businesses, we would real that promise, and when that hap- America would look like. In a just America, racism would pay our people fair wages, and charge pens, we’d have a just America. First, we should always refuse to disappear and would never be re- our people fair prices. In return, we who (Dr. E. Faye Williams, Esq. is Na- return hate with hate, but always be warded. We’d have a Commission on do business with our own, we’d treat tional President of the National Con- concerned about every human be- the Elimination of Racism. Another those businesses as our own. gress of Black Women, Inc. She also ing’s well-being. In a just America, Commission that actually mandates We would never feel the need to hosts “Wake Up and Stay Woke” on reparations for Black people and our use white people as our standard for WPFW-FM 89.3.) LifeStyles/News Page 6 • October 16 - October 22, 2019 • The Toledo Journal Free Fall Festival sponsored by City of Toledo at Ottawa Park

PHOTO CREDIT / TOLEDO JOURNAL Kids find their way through the Children’s Hay Maze. PHOTO CREDIT / TOLEDO JOURNAL It was a little crisp outside so (L-R) Jan’Myoa Adams, Toria and Johnny Byrd with Khole Gor- PHOTO CREDIT / TOLEDO JOURNAL don warmed up by the fireplace inside the Open- Enjoying the Fall Festval were (L-R) Veronica air Shelter during the Free Fall Festival. Portor holding Josh Portor Jr., Tylen Kynard,

By Michael Daniels Demi Pettaway holding Jazzma Chandler and in Toledo Journal Staff Reporter back Josh Portor. It was a bright and sunny We did this clear day, perfect except event in the park “ for the slight chill in the to encourage the air for a family outing to one of Toledo’s many people of Toledo to fine city parks. Despite “ get out and come the chill in the air, or as enjoy our city some might say, “it was a little crisp outside,” more parks than 300 people came to the free fall festival PHOTO CREDIT / TOLEDO JOURNAL sponsored by The City community to have (L-T) Maraya McNair, Jenniyah, Jen’nell, and of Toledo on Saturday, a good time, it was Jendayia Curry with decorating pumpkins as October 12, 2019. also a family-oriented their moms (L-R) Jenday Thomas and Marion PHOTO CREDIT / TOLEDO JOURNAL An event that was event. The parents who Turner look on at the Ottawa Park Fall Festival. The Sawyer Family was one of the many families brought their children to who came out to the Free Fall Festival at Ottawa primarily geared for Continued on page 8. the children of the the festival seemed to Park. FORFEITED LAND SALE ON PROPERTIES IN LUCAS COUNTY

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ANITA LOPEZ, ESQ., LUCAS COUNTY AUDITOR One Government Center, Suite 600, Toledo, OH 43604 Call: (419) 213-4406 * E-mail: [email protected] www.co.lucas.oh.us/Auditor The Toledo Journal • October 16, 2019 - October 22, 2019 • Page 7 LifeStyles/News First Federal Bank Boost Your Home’s and First Insurance Curb Appeal Group to Invest $10,000 in Employee- Picked Causes

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National Association of at Lourdes University, current Lourdes nursing “This camp is not only a and Human Services Lourdes University Intercollegiate Athletics, Rooted in the Catholic 6832 Convent Blvd. in students and faculty, great opportunity for high (HHS) under grant Lourdes students can and Franciscan tradition, Sylvania, 20 students be given financial aid school students to explore number D19HP30848, also compete in a variety Lourdes University from the Toledo Public resources and learn how a career in nursing, but a the Lourdes University of men’s and women’s is sponsored by the Schools District will have to prepare for college chance for our Lourdes INSPIRE: Increasing sports. Named a “Best Sisters of St. Francis, the chance to learn more and nursing school Nursing students to give Nursing Students in the Midwest” college and offers baccalaureate about a career in nursing. acceptance. back and use some of Professionalism, by the Princeton Review, degrees in a variety of The camp will be held Created by Facilitator the knowledge they’ve Integrity, Resilience, and Lourdes University is a academic majors as well from 9:00am to 2:00pm and Recruiter for the gained so far. We are Engagement program nationally accredited, as graduate degrees in St. Joseph’s Hall. Lourdes College of so excited to see this for $1,967,599. This veteran and transfer- in business, education, High School. Juniors and Nursing Workforce camp develop and grow information or content friendly institution offering nursing, organizational Seniors will learn first Diversity Grant, Nydia in the future.”—Nydia and conclusions are a variety of student leadership, social work, aid techniques, infection Chatman, the purpose of Chatman. those of the author and scholarships. Explore This project is and theology. Community control, proper hand this camp is to prepare should not be construed the possibilities online at supported by the outreach programs washing, and have the current high school as the official position www.lourdes.edu or by Health Resources and include the Appold chance to take vitals and juniors and seniors for or policy of, nor should phone at 419-885-3211. Services Administration Planetarium and Lifelong blood pressure. Camp the demands of nursing any endorsements be Free Fall Festival at Ottawa Park Continued from page 6 Also, there was pumpkin that Saturday. Another people did. decorating, popcorn, highlight of the event It was already be having just as much doughnuts, and apple was if families wanted mentioned earlier that fun, fun, fun, as their cider and a trunk-or- to remember their it was a nice day but children. There were treat. afternoon at the festival, many choices of things Another attraction for they could get their to do. The entire family the kids was Ottawa picture taken at the free could jump in one of the Park’s state of the art photo booth and take it I just wanted to horse-drawn carriages children’s playground, home with them. This bring my kids out and go for a scenic ride which is located right was especially great for to do something around Ottawa Park, next to the open-air those who wore their or watch their kids find shelter, and it was Halloween costumes to today and this their way through the definitely well used the fall festival, as many “ was a good choice. children’s hay maze. We did the horse- drawn carriages,

the Children’s Hay Maze, and played tic-tact-toe with “ the pumpkins. PHOTO CREDIT / TOLEDO JOURNAL (L-R) Patsy and Dereona Williams, Kingston-Eli- We’ve had a lot jah Polk and Amir Gunn with mom Dawn Polk of fun today and having fun playing in Ottawa Park’s state of the we’re not even art children’s playground during the Free Fall Festival. done yet.

a little crisp outside, fortunately, there was a nice hot natural wood- burning fire going on in the fireplace inside the Open-Air Shelter. Many people stopped here to Classes start warm up before going on to the next activity. January 13 Following the main part of the festival LOURDES.EDU which lasted two hours, families were invited to stay and watch the classic Halloween season movie Hocus PHOTO CREDIT / TOLEDO JOURNAL Pocus, on a large Curtis Perry-Jones Jr. with Katerra Thomas and outdoor screen. Alexis Robinson were one of many who wore One of the parents, their Halloween customs to the free Fall Festival. who attended the we’re not even done did this event in the park festival with her family, yet.” to encourage the people was Jasmine Lawler Representing the of Toledo to get out and who said, “I just wanted City of Toledo was come enjoy our city to bring my kids out to Karen Ranney Wolkins, parks, especially Ottawa do something today and The Commissioner of Park which is one of the this was a good choice. Parks, Recreation and city’s crown jewels of We did the horse-drawn Forestry said, “We’ve parks. We very excited carriages, the Children’s invited everyone in the and pleased to have DiscoverMore. Hay Maze, and played city to join us today for had such a tremendous tic-tact-toe with the this fabulous Free Fall turnout today for this pumpkins. We’ve had Festival sponsored by event.” a lot of fun today and the City of Toledo. We The Toledo Journal • October 16 - October 22, 2019 • Page 9 Healthy Awareness Fannie Lou Hamer Died of Untreated Breast Cancer get triple-negative breast unconsented sterilizations our breast health. Too a leader and an icon. She Cancer Awareness cancer, an especially happened to lots of Black often, health insurance was also a Black woman Month, be supportive of aggressive form of breast women in southern states. covers some, but not all, who gave voice to her organizations like the cancer. It eroded the trust that of the cost of screening. tiredness and the way it Sister’s Network, an I am privileged to know many Black women had We must engage our civic impacted her. In saying organization that provides Ricki Fairley, a triple- in our health care system. organizations in breast that she was “sick and opportunities and services negative breast cancer Had Fannie Lou Hamer health education. tired of being sick and for the Black women who survivor, and marketing noticed a lump, would she We must remember tired”, she challenged are diagnosed with breast maven who now holds be inclined to return to the Fannie Lou Hamer, who us all to be less sick, cancer. We must do this in a leadership role at health care system that said she was “sick and less tired, and more self- the name of Fannie Lou the nation’s oldest and had already oppressed tired of being sick and aware. If we celebrate Hamer. largest Black women’s her? Probably not. tired.” That means as tired her, we must hear her. Julianne Malveaux is an breast cancer network Fannie Lou Hamer was as we are of being tired, we The health care system author and economist. Her group. Sister’s Network, poor and vocally Black must also be committed to is biased against Black latest project MALVEAUX! describes itself as a in the South. Serena taking care of ourselves. women, and we must take On UDCTV is available on PHOTO CREDIT / Library of Congress “survivorship organization” Williams is wealthy, Black Too many studies say that our health care in our own youtube.com. For booking, Fannie Lou Harper that provides support for and an international Black women ignore self- hands. Neither sick, nor wholesale inquiries or By Julianne Malveaux Black women who are superstar. Despite care for the care of others. tired, just empowered. for more info visit www. diagnosed with breast her privilege, Williams Fannie Lou Hamer was And in October, Breast juliannemalveaux.com (TriceEdneyWire.com) - cancer. Ricki only recently also experienced the October is Breast Cancer joined the organization differential way the health Awareness Month, and as its Vice President for care system treats Black the proliferation of pink Strategic Partnerships women. Serena might ribbons is about to start. and National Programs, have died giving birth to Predatory capitalists will and she is on a mission her daughter, Alexandra. make breast cancer their Blood pressure to raise awareness about Because Williams was cause, producing pink breast cancer in the African gracious enough to share t-shirts, pocketbooks, American community. her story, we are reminded everything. It’s a mixed Propelled by her own that Black women are on a roller blessing, this awareness, survivorship story, but also all too often ignored or because too many will by the many women she dismissed by health care make this both a marketing has provided support for, providers. 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NWOH-130 More Expertise 6.5x3_BW.indd 1 6/28/19 10:09 AM Religion/Family Page 10 • October 16 - October 22, 2019 • The Toledo Journal Happy Birthday St. John’s COGIC hosts 42nd Mrs. Shirley A. Harris Pastoral Appreciation Day celebrating with St. John’s COGIC. October 14, 1942 Themed, “Feeding the people of God with Knowledge and Understanding,” was taken from the Bible’s Jeremiah 3: 15, was fitting for the leadership according to Elder Davis. “The recognition of the labor Superintendent Hobbs has put in over the years should be recognized. The Bible says we should honor our leadership. To recognize, and honor leadership helps encourage leadership to keep going,” he said. PHOTO CREDIT / TOLEDO JOURNAL Further, Elder Davis Pastor Johnny Hobbs III delivers the afternoon service while his father, pointed to the fact that the Superintendent Hobbs Jr., sitting, listens. congregation was wearing t-shirts thanking both Superintendent, and First Lady Hobbs for their years of service. We the Norris-Harris family, would like “We were all excited to wish our beloved, Mrs. Shirley A. about wearing our t-shirts Harris, a heavenly Happy Birthday! Mrs. today,” Elder Davis said. Harris gave birth to six children, and Conducting the afternoon service was Johnny Hobbs helped raise a host of grand and great III, senior pastor of Dominion grandchildren. She enjoyed spending Fellowship Church, and son time with her family and a handful of close of Superintendent Hobbs. friends. There is not a day that goes by During Pastor Hobbs’ that she is not missed. We are so thankful sermon entitled, “What her prayers continue to cover us, and we really determines your miracle,” he had four have family representation in heaven. PHOTO CREDIT / TOLEDO JOURNAL key points he addressed We will continue to work hard to honor Proudly wearing their appreciation t-shirts are, from left, Donna Taylor, which were, “Is your group her through our deeds and actions, and William Horman, and Deacon Sherman Powell Sr. affecting your faith, you still seek to leave a legacy she would be By JURRY TAALIB-DEEN one of the reasons given by service for 42 years of have to have faith that proud of. Happy Birthday and we love you! Journal Staff Writer Elder Louis Davis, associate dedication was held at starts you walking, I’m not “Above all, love each other deeply, pastor at St. John’s Church the church, 2127 W. going to let you out until you “He’s a true man of God, because love covers a multitude of sins” of God in Christ, COGIC, to Sylvania Ave., on Sunday, praise me, and your faith who knows how to apply determines your miracle.” 1 Peter 4:8 The Toledo Journal on why October 13. Morning and the word of God,” was just his Pastor, Johnny Hobbs afternoon services would He pointed out that, even Jr, superintendent, should have members from a if someone attends church, be shown appreciation. Church Without Walls, they must get with the right That appreciation and Dominion Fellowship group within that church. “Get with a group that will challenge you to do right,” Pastor Hobbs said. He also said that people of God have to take responsibility for their own faith, or their own successes in life. “We can’t be like many people in society, who constantly blame others for their failures; we must accept responsibility PHOTO CREDIT / TOLEDO JOURNAL for those failures,” Pastor Throughout the service, the congregations Hobbs said. responded to the teachings of Pastor Hobbs III, with applause when they felt the Spirit of God.

PHOTO CREDIT / SUBMITTED The Congregation is Thankful for their Pastor and first Lady on theirAnni - versary The Toledo Journal • October 16 - October 22, 2019 • Page 11 Religion/Family 64th Annual Men’s Day Held at St. Ella Pickett AKA. MADEAR Mark’s Missionary Baptist Church Toledo Gospel Songbird Dec. 26, 1939 - Oct. 19, 2018

PHOTO CREDIT / TOLEDO JOURNAL The men of St. Mark’s Missionary Baptist Church.

Gone up to Heaven to sing and shout be nobody to turn me (you) out (verse from your CD)

Our Madear wife of 64 yrs to our Loving Dad Otha Pickett Jr.

Madear we Love and Miss you sooo...... much. You’re thought about everyday. We Thank GOD PHOTO CREDIT / TOLEDO JOURNAL PHOTO CREDIT / TOLEDO JOURNAL for choosing you as our MOM. Pastor C.L. Johnson and Guest Speaker Brother Men’s Day Co-Chairmen Brother Charlton Wal- Elgin Rogers Jr.Church. lace and Deacon Wayne Wilson.Church. By Leah Williams of Greater Toledo, and an honor, to God be gratitude to God and Your husband, children & family Toledo City Council to the glory. I thank God everyone who helped Love & Miss You St. Mark’s Missionary discuss the epidemic for this church and to make the weekend Baptist Church of domestic violence. God’s people.” His such a success. “It’s a Submitted in Love celebrated its 64th Co-Chairperson and sermon entitled “Higher blessing and honor to Your Daughter Annual Men’s Day Deacon Wayne Wilson Learning” encouraged be a servant of the Lord Margaret with a breakfast and said the purpose was the congregation to specifically [with] all the community forum on for the men to learn improve their lives St. Mark’s Missionary Saturday, October 12 more about this issue through Jesus Christ. Baptist Church men,” ASK YOUR and morning service and discuss how they Co-Chairperson Mr. Wallace said. FUNERAL DIRECTORS on Sunday, October can help as individuals Brother Charlton 13. The theme for this and a church body. Wallace expressed his A word from C. BROWN and year’s celebration was “We have to do a better C. BRIAN BROWN DIRECTORS ‘Men of Wisdom.’ job. It’s a problem that Pastor C.L. Johnson we are going to have What is the purpose of embalming? said that his desire to work on,” Deacon for this year’s annual Wilson said. “We [St. Embalming sanitizes and preserves the body, retards the celebration was to Mark’s] are going to try decomposition process, and enhances the appearance of encourage Christian and step up to the plate a body disfigured by traumatic death or illness. It makes it men to be more and make sure that in possible to lengthen the time between death and the final focused on service to the least we provide a disposition, thus allowing family members time to arrange the community outside place for a forum to be and participate in the type of service most comforting to the four walls of the able to talk about these them. Embalming the body enable mourners to view the church. issues.” deceased if they wish. The emotional benefits of viewing “Men as servants of The guest speaker the deceased are enormous, particularly to those having God have to realize for the Sunday morning difficulty dealing with the death. that we are needed in service was Brother the neighborhoods,” Elgin Rogers Jr. who Is embalming mandatory by law? Pastor Johnson said. serves in a professional “Men have to take their capacity as a Director No. But, certain factors of time, health and possible legal Christianity out into in the Lucas County the community, and so requirements might make embalming either appropriate Auditor’s Office. At St. or necessary. Please note that embalming may be we’re trying to teach Mark’s, Mr. Rogers required if the deceased is being transported by air to men to be ministry- serves as President another country where local laws need be observed. minded. of the Men’s Mission During the breakfast under the direction of Send your question to: The Toledo Journal on Saturday, the Pastor C. L. Johnson. P.O. Box 12559, Toledo, Ohio 43606 c/o men welcomed When asked about his Ask Your Funeral Directors area panelists from role as guest speaker C. BROWN FUNERAL HOME AND PRE-NEED CENTER the University of for the Men’s Day 1629 Nebraska Avenue Toledo, Toledo Police morning service, Mr. Tel. 419-255-7682 Fax: 419-255-598 Department, The YMCA www.cbrownfuneralhome.com Rogers said, “It was Professional Service with Dignity Family/News Page 12 • October 16 - October 22, 2019 • The Toledo Journal

Church, Detroit, Michigan. Colors: Black and Gold. Family/Food/Fun, Arts/Crafts, Games/Music/, Pony Coming Events Mrs. Jacqueline Williams, President, Rondald L. Rides, Face Painting and Much More...... Dr. John E. Bailey, Pastor. Roberts, Pastor. Continued from page 3. Oct. 25th, Nov. 2nd Thru Nov. 3rd Oct. 31st. Oct. 19th Shiloh Baptist Church Braden UMC Powell’s Beauty & Barber Supply 2nd Pastoral Anniversary Annual All Saints Day Fros, Fashions and Finds Pop Up Shop for Pastor Venson & First Lady Demetria Simpson Community Festival Saturday, 11AM-4PM at 901 Nebraska Ave. Local The Word of the Lord: Not By Power, Not By Might; Toledo area youth are invited to an evening of fun vendors and African American owned businesses But By My Spirit activities, treats and prizes. Friendly costumes are will have a variety of goods available. Come connect, October 25, 2019 - 7:00 pm: Pastor Roger D. Carson welcome, 4725 Dorr St., Toledo, OH 43615 from network and support one of Toledo’s oldest Black - Southern Baptist Church 6-8PM. For more information, call 419-386-2700 Owned businesses. For more information, contact November 2, 2019 - 6:00 pm: Pastor Jerry Boose - Rev. Cecil J. Fitzgerald Thompson, Pastor 419-243-7731 Second Baptist Church November 3, 2019 - 3:30 pm: Pastor Joseph Nov. 21st Thru Nov. 23rd Simpson - First Missionary Baptist Church, St. Paul, Greater St. Mary’s Missionary Baptist Church Oct. 19th NC. @ 1203 Girard St., Toledo, OH 43605. Musical Workshop Nov. 2nd & 16th Clinician - Pastor Leon Wilkerson. He is the Pastor of Appold Planetarium presents Oct. 27th Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Middletown, OH, song writer, The Psychedelic Trip into Fractals Calvary Missionary Baptist Church musician and a Professor of Music who serves on The Lourdes University Appold Planetarium presents 90th Year the faculty of the National Gospel Music Worshop of The Psychedelic Trip into Fractals. Like stepping into At 702 Collingwood Blvd. with the under shepherd America. Pastor Wilkerson teaches Praise & Worship a kaleidoscope, mind-bending fractal zooms will take Rev. Floyd Smith Jr and 1st Lady Robin Smith, on classes to hundreds of church members, choir your breath away in this immersive show. Combining a Sunday @4:00p.m. members, choir directors and musicians from across state-of-the art projection system, original music, and The Northwestern Baptist Association’s Moderator Dr. the world. This workshop is open to Deacons, Choir powerful computer graphics, this show is a journey La Mont Monford and his church Philippian Missionary Directors & Choir Members, Musicians and church into an infinitely complex and visual world created Baptist Church from Lima, Ohio, will bring the word member in the entire community of Toledo and the by powerful computers. Admission prices for The and we’re asking all who can come out and help surrounding areas.Thursday - Saturday at 6:30p.m. Psychedelic Trip into Fractals are $5 for adults and $4 Calvary celebrate 90 years of serving the LORD. Closing out on Saturday with a concert at 7:00 p.m., at for children 12 and under. Shows are offered at 7:30 Theme: Remembering the Past, Celebrating the 416 Belmont Street, Toledo, OH 43602. p.m. on the following dates:October 19, November 2 & Present and Looking to the Future, coming from 16. Reservations are strongly recommended. Please Joshua 4:5-12. Dec. 20th Thru Dec. 21st call 419-517-8897 or email [email protected]. Sister Yevette McKinney Chairperson SquadGoals Presents: She is: THE WIZ Oct. 20th Oct. 27th Friday, Decemeber 20th 6-8pm, and Saturday, St. Paul A.M.E. Zion Church The Indiana Avenue Missionary Baptist Church December 21st 6-8pm, at the Collingwood Arts Center, Connectional Lay Sunday Fall Harvest Festival 2413 Collingwood Blvd, Toledo, OH. Tickets available Sunday, 11:00 A.M., 954 Belmont Ave., Toledo, Ohio. Trunk or Treat on eventbrite $5 for kids, $10 for adults. Information Speaker: Mr. Harold Watson, St. Paul A.M.E. Zion Sunday, 640 Indiana Avenue, Toledo, Ohio @ 4-6PM. contact Anique Davis 419-705-9558. Research Continues To Drive Advances Against Cancer

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Kennedy at the White House for a one- Memorial is dedicated at the National Mall in Wash- Atlanta, GA. hour conference. ington, D.C. The official address of the monument, October 19 to 27, 1960: Eight months after lunch October 18, 1979: King Center breaks ground for 1964 Independence Ave. SW, commemorates the counter sit-ins begin in Greensboro, N.C., Dr. King Freedom Hall Complex in Atlanta, Ga. year the Civil Rights Act of 1964 became law. Advice/Entertainment Page 14 • October 16, 2019 - October 22, 2019 • The Toledo Journal From the Prosecutors Emails Show Desk Race and Politics Motivated of Felicia Case Against By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA by and African Americans, in Newswire Correspondent general, do not benefit from Four Tips to @StacyBrownMedia their Constitutional right to Disturbing emails that re- presumption of innocence in vealed the prosecution of Bill the criminal justice system. Impress a Cosby was a politically mo- “District Attorneys are elect- tivated, and unethical witch ed officials who have a duty to hunt could play a key role in all of the people in whatever Man While jurisdiction they are in,” Bon- Cosby’s attempt to clear his name. jean stated. Dating The emails prompted re- “And, that means even the sponses from Cosby, his people who are accused of a I have to longtime publicist Andrew crime. They have a duty to ev- admit, it’s Wyatt, and Appellate Attorney eryone. This gives you pause been awhile Jennifer Bonjean. when you see this type of be- since I’ve en- “If the media is interested havior – even with it happen- Several individuals remind- Superior Court is truly fair and tered into the in the truth and facts, they ing behind the scenes,” she ed Steele and other soon-to- impartial, they will grant him a stated. dating world won’t ignore this scheme led be critical figures in the Cos- new trial in lieu of this newly A spokesperson for the so I took my by Kevin Steele to destroy me by prosecution to prepare to found evidence called Email- Montgomery County D.A.’s thoughts to and my family,” Cosby stated prosecute the comedian “if – gate.” office told TMZ, which first social me- through Wyatt from the maxi- and only if” – Steele won the “They are not supposed reported the emails, “This dia of course mum-security SCI-Phoenix in nomination. to be advancing the political was an ill-advised attempt at and had con- Collegeville, Penn. According to the emails, agenda. I understand it’s a humor related to stories in the versations The two outlets, celebrity those closest to Steele said political position, but that’s not news at the time. No commu- around ways gossip site TMZ and the small the “Cosby card” was a great supposed to be your motiva- nications impacted the admin- that women area student idea. tion,” Bonjean stated. istration of justice in the inves- can impress journalism centered outlet YC Most of the women to ac- “Prosecutors are supposed tigation and prosecution of Mr. a man while News (which first reported the cuse Cosby were clients of at- to be seeking truth by the Cosby.” dating. The stories), show mainstream torneys Gloria Allred and Lisa rules of professional responsi- However, Ryan and anoth- goal here for media’s refusal to fully inform Bloom, whose ethics were bility. So, when you see these er assistant district attorney, this topic is the public about the Cosby recently called their into ques- types of things, it makes you Kristen Feden, both openly to help build case. tion by . question whether they are made racist remarks during confidence in “The prosecutors’ behav- Allred is Bloom’s mother. seeking the truth or do they jury selection of Cosby’s 2018 women while ior is filled with racist hatred, In a new book about the have an agenda that they’re trial. they are dat- political corruption, and ho- scandal by going to advance regardless When Cosby’s lawyers al- ing. This top- mophobic slurs.” Cosby stat- Times journalists of what the truth is.” leged that prosecutors were ic is not intended to indicate that men are not ed. and , Bloom She continued: trying to keep African Amer- to still pursue women while dating. “I’m told by Wyatt that these said she “could discredit his “This is a concern, but also icans off the jury, Feden re- Carry yourself like a woman with dignity. sick people in the District At- accusers and make [Wein- a concern is that when you marked that the defense had Don’t be too explicit in your body language torney’s office called some- stein] a hero.” see this win-at-all-cost attitude its token juror. or during conversations period. There is a one a fairy, which cements The Times published an al- that this agency had so much “They already have their place and time to flirt while dating but being their hatred for Blacks and leged memo from Bloom with so that they were literally de- one,” Feden stated in court. too aggressive or overtly sexual is definite- the LGBTQ community. I ex- an action plan to bolster Wein- signing a campaign around Ryan, over objections by ly a turn-off to most men. This also includes pect the Superior Court to stein’s image. Bloom’s strate- the idea of convicted a single Cosby’s lawyers, said in court: carrying yourself with dignity with your attire. grant me a new trial regarding gy allegedly included placing person. When you see this “I’m tired of this Black sh.t.” Make sure that you are dressed appropriately Email-gate.” articles with favorable news win-at-all-cost attitude, that’s After a Right-to-Know battle at all times. Don’t dress too risqué or show Bonjean told NNPA News- outlets to discredit Weinstein where miscarriages of jus- with Montgomery County offi- too much where it doesn’t leave much to the wire that Cosby’s fight for jus- accuser Rose McGowan. tice happen. And so it should cials, YC News also reported imagination of the man you’re dating. tice isn’t over. She also said she could give us defense attorneys real that they obtained emails that Be very confident. Regardless if you’re “Not even close. Even as suppress negative stories that pause because we should be show inappropriate conduct an introvert or extrovert, be confident in who we move through the Superi- appear in a Google search. thinking about what else is out on the part of prosecutors. you are and the value that you bring to the or Court, Mr. Cosby has rights “I feel equipped to help there. The outlet reported dating table. I’m a very shy person but my under the Post-Conviction you against the Roses of the “I certainly would like to that Steele was pressured to energy when you’re around me lets you Relief Act, and this is precise- world, because I have rep- know because prosecutors have Cosby arrested before know instantly, that I’m very confident in my- ly the type of material that’s resented so many of them,” have so much power, and and immediately following self. If you don’t possess confidence, now outside of the record that may Bloom allegedly wrote. they have the ability to do Steele’s election. is the perfect time to do things that will help be relevant to a claim that Mr. “As I’ve been saying for good. This behavior puts peo- “Good news. With 94.35 boost your self-esteem. A man is easily im- Cosby’s Constitutional Rights over five years, this has been ple at risk. This type of uneth- percent of the vote in, Kev- pressed by a woman who he doesn’t have to were violated,” Bonjean stat- a political scheme orches- ical behavior can undermine in [Steele] leads 83,582 to constantly help boost her ego because she ed. trated by Gloria Allred, Kevin the fairness of the process. I 67,442,” McGoldrick respond- lacks confidence in herself. “This provides another ve- Steele, and Judge Steven T. am hoping that we will have ed. “I still have my job!” Love yourself. This needs to be said first hicle in which to attack things O’Neill to destroy Mr. Cosby the opportunity to see what Steele, whose campaign but it’s never too late to be said: LOVE YOUR- if we do strikeout in the Supe- and his legacy,” Andrew Wy- else is out there. And it makes platform included prosecuting SELF! Deal with past hurts and insecurities rior Court.” att, Cosby’s longtime spokes- me think that we should be Cosby, was elected Mont- BEFORE you start dating. Even if you are The bombshell emails man, wrote in an email to exploring these other possi- gomery County District Attor- dating now, a man would appreciate and be include comments made NNPA Newswire. bilities because the win-at-all- ney later that night. Immedi- impressed by you more, if you took the time by Deputy District Attorney “These egregious charac- costs is a red flag for us that ately, he was pressured to go that you needed, to get the help you need to Thomas McGoldrick and As- ters are cut from the same we should be investigating.” after Cosby. love yourself before continuing to date. sistant District Attorney Stew- cloth as the man residing in The emails also “show a “[Former Attorney General Pay attention. Put the cell phone away and art Ryan. the White House – racist, common scheme led by [Dis- Kathleen] Kane and Cosby pay attention. It is very rude and unattractive The men suggest that Cos- white elitists who have ac- trict Attorney] Kevin Steele are key topics,” Montgomery for you to be checking and responding to by’s accusers should attack knowledged in their actual and his cohorts in order to County Deputy Chief Detec- emails or social media posts while in the pres- Cosby with knives. email transmissions that they create scandal against Mr. tive Mark Bernstiel wrote in an ence of a man especially while on a date (and Ryan responded to an arti- have a deep-rooted hatred for Cosby so that they could fab- email to others involved in the the same goes for him). You may be missing cle link sent by Deputy District Mr. Cosby. Kevin Steele, Stu ricate a motive to bring sexual Steele campaign. some key red flags or something important Attorney Thomas McGoldrick Ryan, Thomas McGoldrick, assault charges against Mr. What’s more, then-Dis- he’s saying if you’re distracted by your phone. about NBC’s “Dateline,” airing and Jesse King all should be Cosby,” stated Wyatt. trict Attorney, Risa Ferman, Either turn it completely off or on silent so that a joint interview with Cosby’s rounded up, investigated by “We now have substantial was one of several to remind you cannot be disturbed. If you have small alleged victims. the FBI and charged for abus- proof that our suspicions re- Steele that “Bill Cosby’s fate children, ask that the babysitter only contacts “Interview him with small, ing their power,” Wyatt wrote. garding this false conviction hinge[d] on a small-town elec- you in case of an emergency. very sharp knives,” McGol- He continued: against Mr. Cosby, Wyatt tion.” Whether you’re going on your first date or drick wrote. “Most importantly, they wrote. “Thus, you will notice Ferman sent an email to fifth date, you can do all of these things to im- “They should do it ‘To Catch should be charged for filing that these emails were dis- Steele on November 2, 2015. press the man that you’re dating. Again, this is a Predator’ style,'” Ryan wrote false charges against Mr. seminated amongst various The email contained an not to say that men aren’t still supposed to pur- in response to the email. Cosby, who always believed assistant district attorneys article in Rolling Stone that sue or court you while dating. These tips are “Then allow the 27 victims to that white racists politically within Montgomery County; several others circulated – the from a general study I did (plus Google Uni- interview him.” motivated his conviction in the several months before any article was headlined: “Bill versity) and have incorporated in my own life At the very least, the emails Montgomery County District charges were filed against Mr. Cosby’s Fate Could Hinge On while dating so I can assure you that they’re once again prove that Cos- Attorney’s Office. Cosby.” worth giving a try. 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