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4514 Crenshaw Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90043 Call From Teacher to Broadway Star: J Daughtry Takes the Stage as Veteran Journalist Beverly Harpo in “The Color Purple” White Honored (See page A-4) (See page C-3) VOL. LXXVV, NO. 49 • $1.00 + CA. Sales Tax THURSDAY, DECEMBERSEPTEMBER 12 17,- 18, 2015 2013 VOL. LXXXV NO 23 $1.00 +CA. Sales Tax“For Over “For Eighty Over EightyYears TheYears Voice The ofVoice Our of Community Our Community Speaking Speaking for Itselffor Itself” THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 2018 SENTINEL NEWS SERVICE Los Angeles Police Department Assistant Chief Michel Moore was chosen today by Mayor Eric Garcetti as the de- partment's new chief, replacing the retiring Charlie Beck. The City Council still must sign off on the se- lection of Moore, who has been with the depart- ment since 1981. Garcetti was given ABC7/YOUTUBE three finalists to choose Gavin Newsom speaks to supporters after his California primary win. from by the Board of Police Commissioners, the civilian body that ABC7/FACEBOOK BY JENNIFER BIHM Democrat, pulled in fourth frastructure and values like oversees the LAPD. Chief Michel Moore Contributing Writer behind Republican Travis universal healthcare, gun They were Moore, San Allen and won’t be heading safety and criminal justice Francisco police Chief for this job, but today I police officer, detective, Leutinant Governor to the general election. reform. William ``Bill'' Scott am proud to announce sergeant, lieutenant and Gavin Newsom came out “To me, ‘Courage for a “California is the fifth and Deputy LAPD Chief that I am appointing Mi- captain before taking on the front runner this week Change’ is more than a cam- largest economy in the Robert Arcos. chel Moore as the 57th various high command in the primary race for paign slogan. It has always world, and continues to “In some ways this chief of police of the Los roles. He was also placed California’s next governor been -- and will always be -- show the world that an was the most difficultAngeles Police Depart- in charge of the Rampart and Republican John Cox California’s truest calling,” economy can thrive when decision I have faced, ment.'' Division in 2000 in followed close behind, Newsom tweeted Tuesday it protects workers’ rights, and one of the easiest, Moore was also one the aftermath of a sending both to the gen- night. environmental protections, because I knew whoever of the three finalists -cho scandal that found wide- eral election in November. “Thanks to you, tonight civil rights, and vulnerable I picked would be great sen by the Board of Po- spread abuse and corrup- Newsom is a Democrat, we are one step closer to communities,” Newsom for this department,'' lice Commissioners back tion in the division. who formerly served as San achieving it. Thank you, said via his campaign page. Garcetti said. “In the end in 2009, but then-Mayor Moore was born in Francisco’s mayor and Cox California. Now, on to No- Newsom started his po- it was a tough decision, Antonio Villaraigosa Porterville, grew up in is a Republican business ex- vember!” litical career under former because I knew that Bill chose Beck. Moore has various parts of the Unit- ecutive endorsed by Trump. Newsom’s platform fo- San Francisco Mayor Wil- Scott, Bobby Arcos and risen through the ranks ed States and graduated Former Los Angeles Mayor cuses on education, eco- lie Brown, as a volunteer Mike Moore were ready of the department as a from high school in Con- Antonio Villaraigosa, also a nomic growth, better in- {See NEWSOM A-8} {See MOORE A-8} BY JENNIFER BIHM he made as an elder in the BY KIMBERLEE BUCK Contributing Writer United Methodist Church Staff Writer to ‘lead the people of God Reverend Kelvin Sauls to faith in Jesus Christ, to In May 2017, ABC an- of Holman United Method- participate in the life and nounced that its hit com- ist Church in Los Angeles, work of the community, edy sitcom, “Roseanne,” recently announced that he and to seek peace, justice, would return to the net- would transition now, from and freedom for all peo- work two decades after inside the church’s four ple,’” said a spokesperson the original series had walls to share his minis- for Sauls via a statement wrapped up its 9th sea- try with the community at released Monday. son run with comedienne large. More than words to In his six-year tenure Roseanne Barr and the spread the Gospel, Sauls as the Senior of Pastor cast. Now, one year after said he wants spread it Holman United Methodist its return, ABC Entertain- through his actions, most Church Sauls is described ment President, Channing PHOTO BY RICHARD SHOTWELL/INVISION/AP notably in the areas of by people who knew him Dungey, has axed the ABC President Channing Dungey speaks at the homelessness, immigra- as having “displayed reboot due to one star’s Inspiration Awards benefiting Step Up at the Beverly tion and racial and envi- SENTINEL FILE PHOTO BY CAZZIE BURNS courageous and vision- distasteful rant on social Wilshire Hotel on Friday, June 1, 2018, in Beverly ronmental justice. His un- Pastor Kelvin Sauls ary leadership through media. Hills, Calif. equivocal commitment to his passion for bridging Last week, Barr tweet- the upliftment and better- ral leadership at Holman multi-racial, multi-ethnic ed the following about had a baby=vj.” The star a picture of a “Planet of the Hurricane Irma hits Florida ment of “the least of these” United Methodist Church, and multi-generational former Obama adminis- also retweeted a meme of Apes” actress. Barr later will remain, he said. he is committed to follow- congregational vitalization tration adviser, Valerie President Donald Trump deleted the post apologiz- “As Pastor Sauls tran- ing God’s call on his life in for meaningful community Jarrett: “Muslim brother- next to an orangutans, and ing and calling it a “bad sitions from his pasto- ministry and the vow that hood & planet of the apes an image of Jarrett next to {See HOLMAN A-8} {See DUNGEY A-8} SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL BY AMANDA SCURLOCK Sports Writer In the Name of Allah, the Beneficent the Merciful. The reigning NFL Champions, Philadelphia And speak not of those Eagles celebratory visit who are slain in Allah’s to the White House was way as dead. Nay, (they cancelled on Monday. Al- are) alive, but you perceive though President Donald Trump attributes the can- cellation was due to the franchise’s disagreement with him over the NFL national anthem protests, players from the team COURTESY PHOTO oppose his explanation AARON M. SPRECHER VIA AP Brother Louis Farrakhan, Jr., behind the revoked invita- Philadelphia Eagles strong safety Malcolm Jenkins tion. (27) in coverage during an NFL Super Bowl LII football not. Holy Qur’an, Surah 2, deep sadness, announces "[The Philadelphia game against the New England Patriots on Sunday, Verse 154 the passing of Brother Eagles] disagree with Feb. 4, 2018 in Minneapolis. Philadelphia won 41-33. Louis Farrakhan, Jr., the their president because he As Salaam Alaikum. eldest son of the Honor- insists that they proudly and women of our military but the 1,000 fans plan- (Peace Be Unto You.) able Minister Louis Far- stand for the National and the people of our coun- ning to attend the event Anthem, hand on heart, try. The Eagles wanted to www.lasentinel.net The Nation of Islam, with {See FARRAKHAN A-9} in honor of the great men send a smaller delegation, {See NFL A-9} A-2A-6 LASENTINEL.NETLOS ANGELES SENTINEL BUSINESSNEWS THURSDAY,JANUARYTHURSDAY, JUNE 7,9, 20182014 BY KIMBERLEE BUCK Africa. We’ve taught them needs.” Staff Writer how to bake bread and be In “The Entrepreneur’s able to sell it so that they Funding Guide,” the two From Nairobi, Kenya to a can become self-reliant so discuss small businesses, self-made American business that they are not always loans, credit cards, retire- woman, Dr. Abagail “Aby” relying on aid,” she said. ment savings, and ask- Lilian Mamboleo’s career “Our main focus is to be ing friends and family for journey has been life chang- able to empower children, money. ing! Today, the entrepreneur women, girls…my goal is “Everything within the is living her motto, “I’m a to be able to eventually start pages of this book has been B.I.T. (billionaire in train- a school.” vetted, explored and direct- ing), and encouraging others Mamboleo’s New Book ly applied to my own life in to follow suit. to Inspire Young Entre- some fashion,” says Mam- “When I was in my under- preneurs boleo. “I have used dozens graduate school I used to say, Recently, Mamboleo re- of tactics and philosophies ‘I’m an M.I.T. (millionaire in leased her new book, “The in high-stakes negotiations, training).’ After I started my Entrepreneur’s Funding high-risk environments, first business and it [trans- Guide: 100 Places to Get or large business dealings. formed] into a publicly trad- Over $100k To Fund Your The lessons learned along ed company, I changed that Business.” The book, co- the way have made me mil- goal of becoming a M.I.T be- authored by Mamboleo and lions of dollars, while also cause I could no longer claim Constance Moonzwe, helps saving me years of poten- that goal. So I changed that to up-in-coming entrepre- tially wasted effort and I am a B.I.T. I am still train- neurs get rid of the phrase, frustration. Consider my ing to become a billionaire,” “I have this idea for a great book as a gift to yourself… said Mamboleo.
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