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Najee Ali' Was Dumped for Abusing His Wife Sentinel News Service Sentinel News Service Allegations Were False 2017 2017 THE YEAR THE YEAR IN IN REVIEW REVIEW VOL. LXXVV, NO. 49 • $1.00 + CA. Sales Tax THURSDAY, DECEMBERSEPTEMBER 12 17,- 18, 2015 2013 VOL. LXXXI NO 52 $1.00 +CA. Sales Tax“For Over “For Eighty Over Eighty Years YearsThe Voice The Voice of Our of CommunityOur Community Speaking Speaking for for Itself Itself” THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2017 NAN Confirms Ronald Eskew aka 'Najee Ali' was dumped for abusing his wife SENTINEL NEWS SERVICE SENTINEL NEWS SERVICE allegations were false. Ronald Eskew (AKA However, Rev. Tulloss 171 Members of Con- Najee Ali) has spent the and National Action Net- gress, led by Congress- past two weeks trying to work released an official woman Maxine Waters minimize and spin his statement confirming that (CA-43), Ranking Mem- dismissal from National the reports written by Jas- ber of the House Financial Action Network. He myne Cannick were in fact Services Committee, sent a has attacked his friend true. letter to the Deputy Attor- and loyal supporter, the Controversy, criminal ney General of the United Reverend K.W. Tulloss, and inappropriate behav- States, Rod J. Rosenstein, both in publicly and in ior are nothing new for Ali. to express their support private, while trying to He has been denounced for the investigation be- deflect blame for his own COURTESY PHOTO and even involved in both ing conducted by Special malicious actions and de- Ronald Eskew verbal and physical al- Counsel Robert S. Muel- mons. tercations with members COURTESY OF THE OFFICE OF REP. MAXINE WATERS ler, III. Last week, the Senti- tions made by Najee's wife of several organizations. U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters (CA-43) speaks at her "Protect Special Counsel Muel- nel reported in an article of spousal abuse and the He previously promoted Mueller" Press Conference on December 21, 2017 on Capitol ler was appointed by Mr. written by Jasmyne Can- affects this abuse was hav- himself as the leader of a Hill and announces a letter of support signed by 171 Members Rosenstein on May 17, nick that NAN and Ali ing on their daughter. Ali community-based organi- Hurricane Irma hits Florida of House Democratic Caucus for the Special Counsel's 2017 to lead an investiga- had parted ways because quickly went on the attack, See NAN A-8 investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election. {See WATERS A-9} of the numerous allega- trying to assert that these { } Omarosa's Final Days at White House Full of Controversy The 49th annual awards telecast hosted by Anthony Some say she blocked qualified Black applicants; Others say that's not possible, Anderson NNPA president says she may have been fighting for diversity Airs Live January 15th — MLK Day The White House has confirmed her resignation effective Jan. 20. The of- ficial White House reason was that she is leaving to pursue "other opportuni- ties." "Thank you Omarosa for your service! I wish you continued success," says a Dec. 13 tweet from President Donald Trump, who had handpicked PHOTO CHERISS MAY Manigault Newman - best COURTESY PHOTO Omarosa Manigault Newman stares into camera as known for her first name Leonard James, III Black photographer Cheriss May takes photo early in only. A personal friend of the Trump administration. Trump's, they have known BY LAPACAZO SANDOVAL resonaing, authoritative and each other 14 years since Contributing Writer it lingers in the mind. These BY HAZEL TRICE EDNEY her public liaison job at her national television are great qualities to pos- the White House, is leav- debut on his reality show, Leonard James, III has a sess and as the chairman of Omarosa Manigault ing true to form - amidst a "The Apprentice." voice that is as comforting Newman, who has re- cloud of controversy and www.lasentinel.net {See NAACP A-8} as running water. It’s low, signed under duress from with sparks flying. {See OMAROSA A-8} A-6 A-2 LASENTINEL.NETLOS ANGELES SENTINEL NEWSNEWS THURSDAY,THURSDAY,JANUARY DECEMBER 28, 9, 2017 2014 Robertson (courtesy photo) This year, the Sentinel featured many articles and some extraordinary people stood out. Some stood out for their stand for justice, some made an impression with infamy and while other rose to the spotlight pursuing their passion. Here are some of the Top People of 2017. STAFF REPORT AP PHOTO COURTESY OF INSTAGRAM COURTESY PHOTO Colin Kaepernick Meghan Markle and her mother, Doria Ragland. Mayor Butts The movement that the former 49ers quarterback con- Meghan Markle The city of Inglewood has and is making big moves. tinued long after he went into free agency before the 2017 From the L.A. Rams and the L.A. Chargers, to recent talks season. No teams offered Kaepernick a contract, caus- Actress Meghan Markle, 36, announcement of her about the Los Angeles Clippers basketball team, and the ing African Americans to boycott the NFL. After Donald engagement to Britain’s prince Harry, made headlines building of a state-of-the-art stadium. All of these phe- Trump made divisive comments about the National An- across the world and the residents of South Los Angeles nomenal things that have taken place have happened un- them protests, multitudes of NFL players began kneeling couldn’t be more inspired by this Cinderella-like story der the leadership of the city’s mayor James Butts. The and protesting during the National Anthem. Through it all, of a local Black girl in the neighborhood finding love Inglewood mayor has taken part in increasing the number Kaepernick continued to donate money to organizations; with a true life prince. Aside from her career as an of jobs for Inglewood residents resulting in city’s the un- he ultimately became the GQ Humanitarian of the Year actress, Markle is a feminist and a philanthropist. In employment rate dropping 12 percent, one of the lowest and won the Sports Illustrated Muhammad Ali Legacy 2014, she worked as a counselor for the international in the state of California. During 2012 and 2017 property award. charity, One Young World. Two years later, she became a value has increased by 102 percent. Looking back at his global ambassador for World Vision Canada, where she accomplishments in law enforcement and throughout his traveled to Rwanda for the Clean Water Campaign. She career in public office, Butt’s views community pride as also worked as an advocate for the United Nations Entity the legacy of Inglewood. for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women. As we head into a new year, the eyes of the world will be on Prince Harry and Markle as they make their journey to their royal wedding FILE PHOTO Tabay Atkins Tabay Atkins is the youngest certified yoga teacher AP PHOTO in America having practiced yoga since he was just six- O.J. Simpson FILE PHOTO years-old. When he was 10, he asked to get his certifica- LaVar Ball tion to become a yoga instructor. Atkins was inspired by He was the center of one of the most watched and in- his mother, Sahel Anvarinejad, who started practicing The proud father and entrepreneur became famous famous trials in history. Former NFL star, O.J. Simpson, yoga as a part of her recovery from stage 3 Non-Hodgkin’s for vocalizing his opinions of his sons: Lonzo, LiAngelo, was released this year after serving nine years of a 33-year Lymphoma. Now at 11, he teaches three classes a week at and LaMelo Ball. Telling the world that his sons can out- sentence for a Las Vegas kidnapping and armed robbery. Care4Yoga studio in San Clemente, California. play NBA Champion Steph Curry and talking about LeB- Simpson’s freedom comes with some limitations: the Ne- ron James’ son made him controversial. Ball furthered vada parole board forbids parolees from associating with his company Big Baller Brand with the release of its firstex-convicts and people who engage in criminal activity shoe ZO2 Prime Remix for $495. The lives of the Ball and he can’t consume large amounts of alcohol, or be in family was showcased through their Facebook reality the possession of guns or drugs. According to Simpson’s show series “Ball in the Family,” which was released in parole release plan he will reside in Las Vegas, Nevada August 2017. but it was rumored that Simpson had plans to move to Florida where two of his children live. FILE PHOTO Jemele Hill The ESPN personality, along with her former “His and Hers” co-host, Michael Smith, were promoted to become FILE PHOTO Ayesha Curry AP PHOTO co-hosts of the 6:00 PM EST edition of Sports Center in Tiffany Haddish February. In September, Hill sent out a tweet calling Don- Wife of reigning NBA champion Steph Curry made ald Trump a white Supremist. Her comments on Twitter Veteran comedian returned to her role as Nekeisha strides on the television screen with the second season of caused Trump’s press secretary to demand her to be fired. for the final season of “The Carmichael Show.” Haddishher cooking show “Ayesha’s Home Kitchen.” Curry also After Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones detested NFL gained national attention for her breakout movie role in opened a restaurant in San Francisco called International players’ national anthem protest, Hill took to Twitter again blockbuster film “Girls Trip,” acting alongside Regina Smoke and released a line of cookware this year. 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