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June 4 – 10, 2020 IT’S BEEN A LONG TIME COMING, BUT I KNOW A CHANGE IS GONNA COME “I go to the movie, and I go downtown Somebody keeps tellin' me don't hang around “ - Sam Cooke 2726 S. Beckley Ave • Dallas, Texas 75224 ISSN # 0746-7303 P.O. Box 570769 Dallas, Texas 75357 - 0769 50¢ Serving Dallas More Than 70 Years — Tel. 214 946-7678 - Fax 214 946-7636 — Web Site: www.dallasposttrib.com — E-mail: [email protected] SERVING THE BLACK COMMUNITY WITHOUT FEAR OR FAVOR SINCE 1947 VOLUME 72 NUMBER 38 June 4 - 10, 2020 #BLACKLIVESMATTER - GLOBAL ATLANTA COLLEGE STUDENTS DALLAS NEW YORK George Floyd’s BREAKING brother encourages “I CAN’T BREATHE” protesters to ... NEWS Chauvin VOTE Murder Charge IN Upgraded From the Twin Cities of murdered under the color Minneapolis and St. Paul of law. and to the Streets of San City officials in Francisco, Los Angeles, Minneapolis and St. Paul 3 More Houston, Chicago, called on the National ALL Louisville, Atlanta, Guard, and state police Washington, DC, and lined the streets there in Officers New York City, and the riot gear. bright lights of the Big An 8PM curfew was Charged ELECTIONS Apple, African Americans ordered, and an African are expressing outrage American CNN reporter over the police killing of was arrested while giving *At Press Time George Floyd, the latest in a live report from a a country-mile long list of hotspot of protests. See Page 2 Black men and women See Page 3 PARIS SISTER QUINCY HOWARD ISRAEL DC Episcopal Bishop: ‘I am outraged’ by Trump church visit See Page 3 WASHINGTON, DC GEORGE FLOYD’S FAMILY - Houston For all photo credit and cutlines SEE PAGE 3 Recognizing #BLACK EXCELLENCE for 72 years June 4 - 10, 2020 The Dallas Post Tribune Page 2 Murder charge upgraded in Floyd case, 3 other cops charged 26 and initially charged held his knee to Floyd’s Crump pointed to the hopes of forcing wide- with third-degree murder neck, despite his protests criminal complaint against spread change. and second-degree that he couldn’t breathe, Chauvin, which said that The official autopsy by manslaughter. The three and stayed there even after while Floyd was com- the county medical exam- other officers involved Floyd stopped moving. plaining he couldn’t iner concluded that were also fired but were Floyd, a black man, was in breathe, Lane asked Floyd’s death was caused not immediately charged. handcuffs when he died Chauvin twice if they by cardiac arrest as police The Star Tribune report- with his face pressed to should roll him on his restrained him and com- ed that Minnesota the street. side. Chauvin said they pressed his neck. Attorney General Keith Earlier Wednesday, the should keep him on his Crump and the Floyd Ellison would be upgrad- Floyd family’s attorney stomach. family commissioned a ing the charge against demanded that all four “To us that is intent,” separate autopsy that con- Chauvin while also charg- officers be charged. Crump said. And he said cluded he died of asphyxi- ing Thomas Lane, J. “He died because he was the other officers were ation due to neck and back Kueng and Tou Thao with starving for air,” Ben complicit because they compression due to aiding and abetting sec- Crump said. “He needed a failed to take action. Chauvin’s knee on his (AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews) ond-degree murder. breath. So we are demand- “We are expecting these neck and other responding Earl Gray, who repre- ing justice. We expect all officers to be charged as officers’ knees in his back, By AMY FORLITI and charges against three other sents Lane, told The of the police officers to be accomplices,” Crump which made it impossible STEVE KARNOWSKI officers at the scene, a Associated Press that the arrested before we have said. for him to breathe. newspaper reported report “is accurate” before the memorial here in Gov. Tim Walz and the MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Wednesday. ending the call. Minneapolis, Minnesota, Minnesota Department of Associated Press — Prosecutors are charg- Widely seen bystander Floyd’s family and pro- tomorrow.” Human Rights on Tuesday reporters Scott Bauer and ing a Minneapolis police video showing Floyd’s testers have repeatedly Crump said the other launched a civil rights Todd Richmond in officer accused of pressing May 25 death has sparked called for criminal charges officers failed to protect a investigation of the Madison, Wisconsin, and his knee against George sometimes violent protests against all four officers as man who was pleading for Minneapolis Police Bernard Condon and Floyd’s neck with second- nationwide and around the well as more serious help and said he couldn’t Department and its history Michael Sisak in New York degree murder, and for the world. The officer, Derek charges for Chauvin, who breathe. of racial discrimination, in contributed to this report. first time will level Chauvin, was fired May For the Black Community by the Black Community. The Dallas Post Tribune is committed to publishing the truth without fear. #BLM “We are praying for the country.” - Dr. Theronica Bond and DPT Staff Mrs. Shirley Gray Ms. Erma J. Davis Mr. Rick Weatherman Mrs. Mattie Weatherman Mrs. Joan Fowler Ms. Chloe Buckley Publisher/Manager of Operations Production Circulation Production Circulation Production Manager June 4 - 10, 2020 The Dallas Post Tribune Page 3 EDITORIAL PAGE The Dallas Post Tribune is pub‐ BOARD OF DIRECTORS lished weekly by the Tribune Dr. Mary E. Beck, Publishing Incorporated, 2726 S. Beckley, Chairperson Dallas, Texas, 75224, Bulk Rate DC Episcopal bishop: ‘I am outraged’ [1345]. Postage is paid to the Dr. Theronica Bond Dallas Postmaster. Send address Atty. Theodora Lee, Co‐ changes to The Dallas Post Tribune, P.O. 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We also reserve the Manager/ Production right to truncate articles for space toric St. John’s Church requirements. Mrs. Mattie Weatherman 2) We reserve the right to across from the White Production refuse any advertisement or can‐ cel any advertisement contract. House, where he held up a Ms. Erma J. Davis 3) Deadline for receipt of arti‐ Bible after authorities had Production cles is MONDAY AT NOON WITH NO EXCEPTIONS unless author‐ cleared the area of peace- ized by the publisher. 4) Deadline for receipt of ful protesters. demonstrations against church. We can replace can be a legitimate con- Atty. Gary Bond, Legal advertisements is MONDAY AT racial injustice. the furnishings of a nurs- versation partner in the Counselor NOON. Advertisements will not The Rev. Mariann be received after that point unless Budde said the church ery,” she said, referring to public arena,” she told Dr. George Willis, Consulting they are camera ready and have Budde, whose diocese St. been approved by the publisher. was “just completely the damaged area. “We The Washington Post at 5) All articles and advertise‐ John’s belongs to, said in a ments must be proofed by the caught off-guard” by the can’t bring a man’s life the time. STAFF WRITERS article placer or advertiser. We statement that she was Rev. Johnny C. Smith will not be held responsible for visit, with “no sense that back.” The bishop, who last any errors if the article placer or “outraged” by Trump’s Dr. Colleen White advertiser does not proof their visit and noted that he did- this was a sacred space to The presiding bishop of year joined other Dr. J. Ester Davis article or advertisement. 6) Articles and advertisements n’t pray while stopping by be used for sacred purpos- the Episcopal Church, Washington National received past the stated deadlines es.” In order to facilitate Michael Curry, issued his Cathedral leaders in a will be held over for the next pub‐ the church, a landmark CIRCULATION lication if applicable. Trump’s statement there, own statement saying that statement that excoriated 7) We will not be held respon‐ known for its regular vis- Mrs. Joan Fowler sible for pictures that are not she said, she believed tear Trump had “used a church Trump’s “racialized rheto- Mr. Jermain Clemon claimed after two (2) weeks. its from sitting presidents Pictures held after two (2) weeks gas was used in the area building and the Holy ric,” firmly aligned her Mr. Rick Weatherman are subject to disposal. since the early 19th centu- 8) Advertisement positioning ry. between the White House Bible for partisan political faith with the goals of based on a first‐come basis. ADVERTISING Positioning can be guaranteed for “He took the symbols and the church. purposes.” peaceful protesters driven 15% over total cost. Ms. Chloe Buckley Credo of The Black Press sacred to our tradition and As protests nationwide “This was done in a time by Floyd’s death to decry The Black Press believes that flared following the police of deep hurt and pain in systemic racism.
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