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ROUTES, a Guide to Black Entertainment November 1977 As And no wonder. To their amaze­ scope to please everybody. Even a form in this issue and ROUTES ment, it does tell you what to do section to help you decide just will be on its way sooner than you and where to go. It is an easy where to take your kids. So don't think. Also, ROUTES will make an reference and it's good reading too. tarry! Find out what's going on by excellent Christmas gift. It's a con­ Sports, music, dining, theatre, and subscribing to ROUTES today. venient and easy way to shop. museums of special interests are And you'll have something to talk Routes listings that provide insight and about too. Fill out the subscription Box 767 Flushing,New York,l1352 Pub isher SStatement s I sat in transit from Lan­ ity to recognize talent and availing caster, Pennsylvania, re­ themselves of the offerings. 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It is a shame that people with In retrospect, our wish is to be able new ideas are thwarted and stepped to convey to the doubters that en­ upon and not encouraged to con­ couragement does go much further tinue. We should be than apathy. We about helping each say thanks to the other get ahead and modern few and ap­ promoting independ­ plause to the shak­ ent aspirations.Other er-upers. Through races and nationalit­ your faith, our re­ ies have thousands of ality has become success stories be - more apparent. cause of their abil- PUBLISHER ROUTES, A Guide to Black Entertainment, November 1977 3 r-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Between Our Covers --------- hanksgiving is upon us and life, there is hope. " And in recogni­ choices at your fingertips. There are no matter the religious under­ tion of that there should be opportunites to explore the untried, T standing or the lack of it, we thanksgiving. discover people, places , and things, pause however briefl y, to be thank­ We cannot be satisfied though to and be moved by performances that ful and relish our ability to survive. let thanksgiving be an excercise of will never be dup)jcated. It is indeed Too often we are c aught in the only the mind. Although the day of the "social season", and if New whirlpool created by day to day li v­ Thanksgiving is most probably spent York is in summer a festival, in ing and forget to respond to the sim ­ as one of family participation and re­ winter it is a brilliant kaleidoscope of ple elements of life. 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