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FBI, Louisiana Authorities Volume 32 No. 23 Jacksonville, Florida April 11 - 17, 2018 Investigate ‘Suspicious’ Fires at Raines/Ribault Conflict Par for the Course in Duval Education Three Historically Black Churches by Charles Griggs Once the shine wears off, students Over the years we’ve been intro- Course Exams.” Something no one The FBI, ATF and Louisiana state authorities are working to determine Given the state of Duval are left with the same disparities duced to curriculums like Direct really knows how to score or if the who or what caused three historically Black churches to burn in a local County’s education system, it that seem to motivate the birth of Instruction, Florida Standards, and results really mean anything at all. parish in a span of 10 days. seems like the only thing consistent another great idea. now the controversial Common In 2015, there were boundary On April 4, the Mount Pleasant Baptist Church in Opelousas, is the changing lanes that accompa- The history of changing lanes in Core. change proposals that would reme- Louisiana, was reduced to a pile of smoldering rubble after an overnight ny uncertainty. the Duval County Public School Parents and students endured the dy the imbalance of underutilized fire ripped through the church’s interior, destroying over 140 years of Every four or five years, the system goes back decades. The only Florida Comprehensive Assessment schools. One small whiff of the history. That morning it became the third predominately Black church to Jacksonville community is intro- foundational change that has been Test, better known as the dreaded potential consolidation of a few catch fire in Louisiana’s St. Landry Parish. A blaze struck St. Mary duced to some sort of potential maintained in the past four and half FCAT. The nightmare to follow schools and people went haywire. Baptist Church in Port Barre on Tuesday, March 26, after which flames strategy or initiative that will decades is integration and the build- would be known as the Florida We’ve been interrupted by dis- brought down the Greater Union Baptist Church in Opelousas just seven improve education for the better. ings that came with it. Standards Assessment and “End of trict - Continued on page 3 days later. For many, the fires evoked a dark history of threats and violence against Black houses of worship. The Reconstruction and civil rights eras were rife with instances of Black churches being targeted with fires Miss Proud and Pretty Crowned St. Paul AME Raises $16K and even bombs. “The church is not that building. The church is the people,” said Rev. years. for HBCU Scholarship gerald Toussaint . “If we stay together as a congregation, the church is Thomas, a Jacksonville native, alive and well. “We can rebuild the building as long as we stay togeth- says that the pageant is one of er.” many events that she spearheads – all unique and created to uplift and inspire. In fact, she says the Cory Booker to Introduce Proud and Pretty Pageant is about empowerment and community Reparations Legislation service. Reparations has been a major talking point for the Democratic candi- Not only do the young ladies dates for president. But while most of them appear to be for reparations, compete in traditional pageantry none has created any action. On Monday, Sen. Cory Booker became the disciplines, but contestants spend first one. time giving back to the local com- “I am proud to introduce legislation that will finally address many of munity as well. Young ladies visit- our country’s policies—rooted in a history of slavery and white ed nursing homes and donated supremacy—that continue to erode Black communities, perpetuate much needed items to the teen racism and implicit bias, and widen the racial wealth gap,” Booker girls of the Youth Challenge tweeted. Academy. He also wrote, “I’ve been unapologetic in my belief that this can’t just Little Miss Rylee Parker “These pageants are a lot of be about acknowledging the past. It needs to be about actually con- Tonya Thomas created The hard work, but it’s worth it, “ says fronting racist policy that persists right now in the present. Because if Power of the Tiara Foundation to Thomas. “I want the young ladies we don’t, we cannot guarantee that our future will be any different than give young women in Northeast to grow from their experiences and Bethune Cookman University alumna Dr. Brenda Simmons-Hutchins our past.” Florida an opportunity to show- know that community service is an went above and beyond the call of duty as fund raising chair for St. Paul USA Today reported that Booker would “file a bill in the Senate that case their talents, build self esteem important foundation for their suc- AME Church. Her pastor recently tasked her with raising scholarship would form a commission to explore reparations proposals for African- and learn altruism. cess.” funds for her beloved alma mater which she did with the help of the American descendants of slavery, according to a statement. The bill is a As a nonprofit organization, Although the young ladies pag- HBCU’s acclaimed concert choir. During an afternoon concert, the stu- dents warmed attendees hearts raising over $16,000 in scholarships for companion version of a House bill introduced by Rep. Sheila Jackson Thomas says the focus is simply eant in over for 2019 and was a the school – far exceeding the $10,000 goal. Shown is Dr. Brenda Lee, D-Texas. The bill was first introduced in 1989 by former Rep. John on making a difference and using success, Thomas says that she Simmons-Hutchins and Choir Director Terrence Lane at the check pres- Conyers.” pageantry as a platform and doesn’t have time to rest with her entation. change agent – one tiara at a time. Miss Fabulous Woman Pageant Nanny Files Lawsuit Alleging Recently, the organization hosted coming up in a few months at the its annual Miss Proud and Pretty end of July. This event is geared She was Treated “like a slave” Pageant, a competition for young towards women ages 35 to 60 ladies between the ages 4 to 17 A former nanny has filed a lawsuit against her New York employer for years old. allegedly subjecting her to live in a “modern-day indentured servitude,” where she was treated “like a slave,” according to Legal Reader. Bold City Links Put the Fun in In the lawsuit, Cindy Carter said she formerly worked as a nanny for James Ragonese, who manages the Upper East Side eatery, Scarpetta, Funds at Old/New School Gala but that while there, Ragonese treated her like property and forced Carter, 44, to refer to him as boss man and “sleep in the pool shed.” Carter added, in the suit, that she was underpaid and is seeking unpaid wages to cover the overtime hours she routinely worked. According to Carter’s 16-page lawsuit, although she worked between 70 and 120 hours each week, she only received $300 a week payment during the entire three-year duration of her employment, which ended in February 2019, when she was reportedly fired. Carter is now living in a homeless shelter. The suit alleges the family “violated state and federal wage provisions and noncompliance with notice/record-keeping requirements, among other things.”

Shown at the marker is Dr. Eugene W. Diamond, 50 year church NYPD Determines Eric Garner’s member Fannie Morton and Lois Diamond, widow of the honoree Police Chokehold Wasn’t Deadly In July, it will be five years since Eric Garner was killed. Now the The Late Rev. Tom Diamond NYPD has a new defense for the New York Police Department officer who was caught on video using an illegal chokehold to kill Garner for Honored with Street Marker a nonviolent offense: that he didn’t put Garner in a chokehold. In honor of his dedication and person to receive such a distin- According to the New York Daily News, Daniel Pantaleo‘s defense extraordinary accomplishments, the guished honor than Bishop Tom attorney Stu London said NYPD Chief Surgeon Eli Kleinman deter- late Bishop Tom E. Diamond, for- Diamond,” said Ken Stokes, mined Garner was never in a chokehold. The surgeon cited obesity, asth- mer pastor of Abyssinia Missionary Chairperson of the event. ma, hypertension and diabetes as causes of his death. Baptist Church, received an hon- Dr. Diamond became Pastor of The Garner family hired their own medical expert who determined a orary street designation last week. the Abyssinia Missionary Baptist chokehold killed 43-year-old Garner. The churched used the occasion Church in 1984 at its location on Garner was approached by undercover NYPD officers in 2014, for the as the kickoff to its 100th year Kings Road and later moved to its alleged offense of selling untaxed loose cigarettes. When officers failed anniversary and celebration of min- new 35,000 square foot sanctuary at handcuffing him for the nonviolent misdemeanor, Pantaleo was istry to the community. Hundreds located on Interstate Center Drive caught on video with his arms wrapped tightly around Garner’s neck Gala attendees Charles Griggs, Anthony Barlow, Reggie Fullwood attended the event to see the hon- in 2005. His son Dr. Eugene W. from behind. The chokehold, all caught on video, ultimately killed and Ivy Archer Berry dressed as RUN DMC for the festive event orary commemorative street marker Diamond became Senior Pastor Garner. Garner’s final words “I can’t breathe” — became a rallying call The Bold City (FL) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated held their annu- unveiled on Interstate Center Drive after his father’s passing in 2010. for social justice advocates who saw his death as a al Old/New School dubbed a “party with a purpose.” Hundreds converged just a few feet from the 2,000 seat As a leader throughout his time in murder. on the Hyatt Riverfront dressed in their favorite back in the day attire for sanctuary. ministry, Diamond was known for A grand jury decided not to indict Pantaleo but the the event. Among the evening’s activities were card tournaments, costume “Today we honor a pioneer, his strong compassion for people Department of Justice has until July 17 to bring a contests, a soulful buffet and live music. Proceeds from the event benefit visionary, leader and activist who and the numerous demonstrations civil rights case against Pantaleo. the chapter’s community programs. For more highlights from the event, has touched lives all of this country, he led in the fight for justice and see page 8. I can’t think of a more deserving economic opportunity. Page 2 - Ms. Perry’s Free Press April 11 - 17, 2019 AROUNDAROUND TOWNTOWN

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Jazz Appreciation Adversity to Member, District 2, Elizabeth KRS-One in Jax clean up to beautify the community. 7825 Baymeadows Way, Suite Andersen. Andersen will give a See Hip hop legend “KRS-ONE,” For more info contact Javon 100B. Elizabeth Pampalone, Queen Month Diversity Forum report on current education bills Williams at (904) 370-9403. of Networking, will be sharing her Jazz Appreciation Month with All Reuben Keith Green, author of Wednesday, April 17th at 8 p.m. at moving through the state legislature 1904 Music Hall, 19 Ocean Street. tips on how to write the perfect Star BandS: Noel, Lisa Kelly, “Black Officer, White Navy” will be Tuesday, April 16, at 7 p.m. Mandarin Art Festival pitch. Learn proven techniques and Longineu Parsons, Bill Prince, JB the speaker for the "From Adversity For tickets and more info visit Meetings are held the third Tuesday www.gangplankmgmt.com. 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Meet at Camp Reading Conference and pop-up activity stations begin- Professionals Group Chowenwaw County Park’s Kiwita Gospel Skate Night Local elementary school teacher ning, Monday, April 15th, 10 a.m. Program Success The ARC Young Professional Nature Center, 1517 Ball Road, Skate of Emergency Skate Night and children’s author Vincent to 5 p.m. For more information, Business Network Group presents an on camp transi- Green Cove Springs, FL at 11 a.m. is happening, Wednesday, April Taylor will present his 5th Annual visit themosh.org/MOSHMondays. tion graduation party, Thursday, on Saturday, April 20th. The pro- 24th at 6 p.m. at Skate Station Cornbread Children’s Reading Meet business professional while April 18th, 6 - 8 p.m. at the District gram will include classroom and Mandarin, 3461 Kori Rd. 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All Labor Unions are wel- Appreciation Dinner’, Friday, April book for discussion is “Becoming,” come to attend and celebrate A. Attend American Civil Liberties Coming to the Comedy Zone, 19th at 6 p.m. Enjoy a talent show, Five HeartBeats by Michelle Obama. For more info Philip Randolph’s legacy. Show Union (ACLU) community meeting 3130 Hartley Rd, its radio host Tom music and fun! Location is the The Musical call (904) 389-8417. your support and wear your respec- taking place Wednesday, April Joyner’s sidekick comedians CWM headquarters at 613 W. tive union t-shirts or identifying 17th, 6 - 8 p.m. at 927 Events, 927 Cedarin Crawford presents “The Huggy Lowdown and Chris Paul, Ashley St. For more info visit Your Helping Hand of union gear. Location is the Baseball W. Forsyth Street. Come learn how Five HeartBeats,” Saturday, April April 25th - 27th at 7 p.m. For www.clarawhitemission.org. North Florida’s Grounds, 301 A. 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Lucy McBath is a mother, wife, businesswoman, activist for social justice and now Congresswoman in Georgia’s 6th District after a stun- ning victory in November of 2018. After a 30-year career with Delta Air Lines, her second career of activism and politics has focused on reform that will make our commu- nities safer and better for every American of every background. Congresswoman McBath’s pas- sion for public service was awak- ened by her family’s tragedy in 2012 when her son, Jordan Davis, was shot and killed at a gas station in Jacksonville, Fla. There was national outage because the murder Anne Marie Knight was based on a white man’s objec- tion to the loud music being played Knight Among by Davis and his friends. The shooter attempted to use Florida’s stand-your-ground law as Girl Scout Shown (L-R) are dignitaries with Congresswoman McBath (centered) Peter Levy, Chairman of The First Coast Leadership Foundation, his defense. He was not found President of BMC Duval and Adjacent Counties , Rev Dr. Robert LaCount Jr., Diane LeCount, Lisa King, Wallette W. Gundy, Atty. Leslie guilty of murder in his first trial. In Honorees Jean-Bart, Pastor R. L. Gundy, President (CEO of The First Coast Leadership Foundation), Joey McKinney, Georgia’s 6th District an October 2014 retrial, the shooter Congresswoman Lucy McBath, Councilwoman Anna Brosche, Pastor Phillip Baber, Rev. Isaac (McCullough Mount Sinai Missionary Baptist The Girl Scouts of Gateway was convicted of first-degree mur- Church) and Laura ZanZee. Council (GSGC), announced its der and sentenced to life in prison. “Women of Distinction” 2019 This past weekend, the luncheon to hear McBath speak. felt hopeless and resentful, I was McBath’s dialogue and many of the ing in state capitols and speaking event and honorees. Congresswoman donned the stage She said, “I named Jordan after the called to a higher purpose. God leaders in attendance sobbed when with lawmakers, activists, universi- The event will take place on at the First Coast Leadership River Jordan. We always traveled. gave me the platform.” viewing the MLK footage. Guests ties and community organizers Tuesday, April 30th, from 5:30 to Foundation’s Martin Luther King When the incident took place, I had “Yes, I was mad at the world but enjoyed lunch and a musical pres- across the county. In Washington, 7:30 p.m., at the University of luncheon held at the Lexington to put my faith in God and couldn’t my faith is what got me through.” entation from the Mt. Sinai D.C. she has testified before the US North Florida University Center. Hotel. This year’s theme was “The continue to go through the house Attendees were also privy to a Missionary Baptist Church Choir Senate Judiciary Committee, lob- Women of Distinction is celebrat- Strength to Love - Remembering a and ask why?” viewing of “I’ve Been to the and ended with everyone singing, bied members of Congress, and ing its 30th year as GSGC’s signa- Moral Leader of the World.” Local She added, “The question became Mountaintop,” video footage mark- “We Shall Over Come.” spoke at the White House Summit ture event, honoring outstanding non profits, activists, church leaders how I can prevent others from ing the anniversary of the assassina- Since her victory, McBath has on Educational Excellence for women in Northeast Florida for and city dignitaries attended the experiencing my pain. I had to look tion of Martin Luther King, Jr’s life been busy advocating for gun law African Americans. their professional accomplish- to the book of Job. Even though I and legacy. Applauds erupted after reforms. Her work includes testify- ments, service to others and com- munity impact. The 2019 Women of Distinction Duval County’s public education system is famous for big ideas and status quo honorees are influential female Continued from page 1 replacement, potential restructuring exploration of radical change. Even look at the things that can be of educational institutions come up business leaders who positively superintendents with war rooms would take place as well. Out of former Superintendent Nikolai Vitti accomplished when everyone is with ideas that will best benefit the impact and support their communi- and silver bullets that promised this recent round of maybes, a float- had visions of $1 billion to replace working together for change. The children, advocate for them, then ties. This year’s honorees are: progress. Yet, no one has been able ing proposal to build new inner-city and repair schools. And it is always reason we even get these rotating show up for implementation. Kathleen Brandt, Senior Vice to claim victory in turning around a high schools and combine them a new leader’s job to make propos- concoctions of curriculums and Everyone knows it is easier to President and Chief Information system that consistently under per- with surrounding middle schools als that paint a forward vision and budgets is because the voices of the criticize than it is to collaborate. Officer, CSX; Lis'e Everly, forms for its clients…our children. has emerged. generate progress. community aren’t heard until after During these discussions on the Community Volunteer; Paige Well, here we go again. The potential of Raines and So where do the legacy believers the people are prepared to object to future Duval County Public Hakimian, Hakimian Holdings; Duval County Public Schools Ribault morphing from their current go from here? whatever is deem a threat to, “the Schools, it would be more helpful Paola Parra Harris, Superintendent Dr. Diana Greene’s presentation is sacrilegious and has There is nothing wrong with way it used to be.” to collaborate and build something Founder/Owner, Parra Harris Law; leadership team and consultants definitely disturbed the forces in the speaking out about the traditions Here’s a thought. Why don’t we everyone believes in. Ellen Wiss, Community Volunteer have been on a listening tour to get Vikings & Trojan universe. that you love. I get the emotional not wait until someone else comes Otherwise, the changing lanes of and Ann-Marie Knight, input on potential changes to the Again, there’s nothing new to connections to schools, neighbor- up with an idea to shoot it down. Duval County public education will Community Engagement face of the district. A part of $3 bil- see here. The District has been hoods and the pride that comes with How about the people prepared to never benefit our children. Administrator, Mayo Clinic. lion needs assessment for facilities down this road before with the it. But it’s time to take a cold hard stand in line to protect the legacies

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City Chronicles: Diatribes on life in the African-American Diaspora by Reggie Fullwood Is Jacksonville a Place that Young Black Professionals Can Thrive?

Recently, I social and cultural infrastructure are almost mentality is prevalent among Millennials. That fact clearly shows that blacks in professionals through relocations because it sat in one of as important. Who wants a great job, but Here is an interesting fact - back in May Jacksonville have an entrepreneurial spirit. is seen as a “hip” city with growing oppor- Jacksonville’s boring life outside of work? of 2007, Black Enterprise Magazine fea- That is a fact that young professionals tunities. newest restau- This is a topic that interest most blacks. Is tured its “Top 10 Cities for Blacks to Work, should consider, but again there is so much Mariah Thompson wrote an article for rants and jazz Jacksonville a good city for young African Live and Play.” Some of you probably more to making a city more attractive to Bauce Magazine titled, “7 Best Cities for spots, Jazzy’s, Americans to grow and do well? Most remember that Jacksonville, Florida actual- recent college graduates. Young Black Professionals.” This is what for dinner with homegrown blacks would say no, but let’s ly made the list at number 10. The Black Enterprise survey focused on she said, “Young black professionals need a young man that I have mentored since go beyond a simple “no” and delve into the Yes, that’s right, the city “Where Florida the opportunities available for middle and to settle in cities that inspire their work and middle school. We talked about a number question of why and what it would take to Begins” made the ten spot, and of course upper-middle class blacks, and those who provide them with the opportunities they of topics centering on politics and career keep young educated blacks here. most of us black folk were really surprised. have a high school or college education. need to thrive.” opportunities. Over the next four weeks I will look at Jacksonville has always had a large For each city, there were the same 24 crite- She used criteria like average salary, mil- Now a graduate of FAMU with a degree this topic from a number of different per- black middle class. Clearly the city is no ria considered, but emphasis was placed on lennial appeal, diversity, black population, in business administration, he was weigh- spectives. We will explore downtown Atlanta, DC or Houston, but if you simply the following key criteria: Black unemploy- and the strength of the job market to create ing his options for employment and ulti- development (or lack of development), the look at the numbers then you have a better ment rate, Percentage of black-owned busi- her list. It shouldn’t surprise anyone that mately where he wants to live as a young Jacksonville job market, cultural activities appreciation of the city’s diversity. nesses, Black median household income the following cities made the cut: New professional. He lives in an apartment and night life, and the overall black experi- There are many blacks that are business compared with overall median household York, NY, Washington, DC, Atlanta, GA, downtown so he actually walked to the jazz ence in Northeast Florida. owners and many hold key governmental income, Rate of black home owners, Houston, TX, Dallas, TX, Seattle, WA and club/restaurant. Let me pause for a moment. Rest in and private sector positions. I would ven- Percentage of black-owned households Oakland, CA. He is considering cities that wouldn’t peace to one of the most outspoken come- ture to guess that if you simply started a list earning more than $100,000, Percentage of The question is can Jacksonville ever surprise anyone – Atlanta, Houston, Austin, dians and activist of our time Dick Gregory. of blacks that are at a senior management black college grads, and Percentage of truly make that list? As I said earlier, over Charlotte, and Washington DC. These are Speaking of black culture, Gregory once level or higher with their prospective home loan rejections for blacks. the next few weeks we will explore that cities that have a good balance of profes- said, “Blackness is no longer a color; it is organizations, that list would be significant. These are all fair criteria, but none of question and a few others as I talk to sional opportunities and cultural diversity, an attitude.” Although the Black Enterprise data is them deal with the overall culture and vibe Millennials and others about how to make hence where young African American pro- It is that attitude that experience and twelve years old, it did reveal that there of a city. Northeast Florida for attractive to young fessionals have done well. opportunities to have social interaction and were nearly 7,000 black-owned businesses Some cities like Seattle that once had a black professionals. Good job opportunities are important to just plain old fun that young professional in Northeast Florida, versus the national very small black population are starting to Signing off from Jazzy’s Downtown, Millennials, but cities that have a strong are looking for. That work hard, play hard average per metropolitan area of 3,263. see growth in the number of young black Reggie Fullwood Unfit, Unprepared, Unworthy: Betsy The Politics Behind Devoid and the Department of Education

tections for these overly suspended to dismantle public education in Donald Trump’s students. DeVoid would roll them favor of publicly supported private back. education. If folks want to do pri- That's not the only thing she'd vate schooling, that's their busi- Empty Threats on roll back. She wants to change the ness, but should public schools suf- rules on campus enforcement of fer for elitism? And should some- sexual harassment, giving the one whose biases are so publicly attacker the "presumption of inno- visible be in charge of this? I think Mexico Border cence," and more jarringly the right not. by Dr. Jesse Jackson case, he was forcibly reminded of reality by for a rapist to question his (usually, We knew that DeVoid was Donald Trump’s flailing on immigration and the Republican business leaders and bythe conservative could be her) attacker. And she unqualified when she narrowly Mexican border continue to spiral into chaos. First, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, which warned that clos- wants to protect for-profit colleges squeaked past Senatorial confirma- he threatened to close the border with Mexico. One ing the borderwould “inflict severe economic harm while President Obama said that tion, only earning it because Vice week later, he walked that back. on American families.” Even Republican students should be protected President Mike Pence cast a histor- He declares a national emergency about the “inva- SenateMajority Leader Mitch McConnell, who usual- against these predators. Understand ical tie-breaking vote for her. Even sion” of people seeking asylum from Central ly wags his tail at whatever the presidenttweets, this. These for-profit colleges only Republicans find her out of order, American countries, and then says he’s stopped all warned of “potentially catastrophic economic dam- by Dr. Julianne Malveaux exist to take people's student loan out of line, unqualified, unprepared aid to those countries, which can only worsen the age.” Betsy “Devoid” (of good sense), money. They provide little in serv- and unfit. She has spent her time in conditions that cause people to leave. He says he’s Trump’s threats are just posturing, but his policy is also known as Education Secretary ices and even less in educational public office attacking student already building a wall. That isn’t true. He torpedoes a chaotic calamity. He declares anational emergency Betsy DeVos, is an aberration, an support. But DeVoid, whose family rights, ignoring students of color, bipartisan measures that might begin to make things to claim money for his wall (largely from the mili- abomination, an abscess on the seems to benefit from their and attacking young people who better. tary) against thewill of the bipartisan majority in both complexion of educational policy involvement in the for-profit col- have experienced sexual assault. It’s increasingly clear Trump wants a crisis that he houses of Congress. He rails about the import and equity. She has been so egre- lege space, is protecting her own She is entirely consistent with the can use politically, not a solution that can ease human ofdrugs, ignoring the reality that virtually all of the gious that at least two members of interest. That's not unusual in an cretin who appointed her, and suffering. Two weeks ago, Trump’s threat was clear: hard drugs come in through legal portsof entry that Congress, Katherine Clark (D-Ma) administration where the young people are paying for her “If Mexico doesn’t immediately stop ALL illegal his “wall” won’t address. He describes the rising and Mark Pocan (D_WI) have Presidential daughter has garnered ignorance. immigration coming into the United States through number of people seekingasylum as “an invasion,” called for her resignation because patents with China, perhaps influ- Members of Congress can [sic] our Southern Border,” he tweeted, “I will be scorning both international and U.S. law and basic of her abject indifference to young encing our nation's foreign policy. request the DeVoid resignation, but CLOSING…the Border, or large sections of the morals,then directs his State Department to cut off people, especially those who are DeVoid's ignorance was most she is fully supported by the man Border, next week.” $450 million in aid to Guatemala, Hondurasand El Black, Brown and poor. recently exhibited when she who has enabled her to wreak His aides said he was deadly serious. Trump’s Salvador, which will surely worsen the conditions Additionally, Ronald. J. Mason, attempted to defend budget cuts havoc on our educational system. leading mouthpiece, Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney, that are driving people to seekasylum. President of the University of the that would affect the differently The blessing in her presence is that told ABC News that it would take “something dra- He traveled to the California border to celebrate the District of Columbia, has written abled, including cuts to the Special she can, perhaps, motivate our matic” to stop him from doing it. Less than a week building of a new section ofhis promised border wall, an open letter to DeVoid, challeng- Olympics, our nation's only deaf- activism at the local level. More later, Trump reversed himself. He suddenly praised when no new building had taken place, only a routine ing her interpretation of meritocra- focused university, Gallaudet, and progressive activists must run for Mexico as being “very nice,” claiming that Mexico upgradeof old fencing.He cut off protections for the cy. The letter, published in a recent to the National Technical Institute school boards. More progressive had changed its policy toward the asylum seekers, Dreamers, young people who have grown up in the issue of Diverse Issues of Higher for the Deaf. Really, DeVoid? Don't activists must reject the ways this which a befuddled Mexican government quickly U.S.,and torpedoed the bipartisan agreement that Education, suggests that education you understand that those who are administration is attacking educa- denied. He retreated by issuing new bluster: “We’re would have protected them and added toborder secu- can be a bridge to maximize human differently abled transcend political tion. And we must be clear that it going to give them a one-year warning, and if the rity after he said he’d sign it. He scaled back protec- potential, but only if we are open to party? Don't you know that these did not start with this administra- drugs don’t stop, or largely stop, we’re going to put tions for asylum seekers,helping to create the backlog the contributions of every human are folks who need special servic- tion, but it is amplified and exacer- tariffs on Mexico and products, in particular cars. at the border. Then his administration cruelly sepa- being and especially every young es? Ms. DeVoid's tepid response to bated by this administration. If we And if that doesn’t work, we’re going to close the ratedparents and children at the border, creating a person who aspires to greatness. aggressive questioning by believe that education is a human border. You know I will do it. I don’t play games,” shameful human horror that continues tothis Instead of supporting our young Congresswoman Barbara Lee (D- right, we must resist this nonsense. Trump warned, playing games with his threats. What day.Clearly Trump wants an issue to run on political- people, DeVoid has attacked them. CA) among others exhibited her Betsy DeVoid is the tip of the was the “something dramatic” that convinced the ly, not a solution to a humanitariantragedy. There are alarming statistics that unpreparedness and unfitness. We iceberg that began melting when president to take back his threat? He was mugged by Steve Bannon, Trump’s 2016 campaign strategist, the Obama administration attempt- know that the man who lives in the Black activists attacked school seg- reality. Closing our 2,000-mile border with Mexico argued that as long as thedebate is over immigrants, ed to deal with. Black boys are house that Enslaved People Built is regation in a series of lawsuits that would be an economic catastrophe, a moral blight, Trump benefits. Trump uses attacks on immigrants as three times as likely to be suspend- sufficiently uneducated to be clue- culminated in Brown v. Board of inconceivably inane and literally impossible. A com- thecenterpiece of his white nationalist appeal. His ed as their white counterparts. less about this, but even he had to Education. DeVoid is on the front- bined 15 million people live along the border. Some railing about the crimes of LatinAmerican gang More disturbingly, Black girls are back up and acknowledge that cuts line of a cultural war designed to $1.7 billion of two-way trade and hundreds of thou- members is simply the updated version of the Willie twelve (TWELVE) times more to the Special Olympics sent the sideline folks who don't look or sands of legaltravelers cross the border each day. Horton ad thatGeorge Bush used against Mike likely to be suspended than white wrong signal. spend like her. Are we ready to Mexico is the second-largest market for U.S.-made- Dukakis.So don’t worry about Trump closing the girls. Why? Because Black girls DeVoid favors charter schools fight back, resisting a woman who products (Canada is first). It is our third-largest trad- border. Even his administration won’t be thatself- have no girlhood, no presumption over public schools and would put is unfit, unprepared, and unworthy ing partner (after Canada andChina). destructive. And don’t expect him to make progress of innocence. We are the recipients money into charter schools, taking of educational policy leadership? It is the fourth-largest supplier of foreign crude oil with the humanitarian crisis atthe border. Trump is of Afro-phobia or the fear of Black it away from public schools. Julianne Malveaux is an author and to the United States. It is thetop destination for U.S. fanning the flames, not putting out the fires.A sensi- economist. Her latest project people. 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FOR THE WEEK OF APRIL 9 - 15, 2019 BCSP Notes D'Alessio new men's hoops coach Attles, Cooperr,, TTeennesseeenn State teams at Fayetteville State voted to Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame FFAAAYYETTEVILLEYETTEVI , N.C. – Fayetteville State University Direc- Minneapolis, MN – Former North Carolina A&T and NBA great Al tor of Athletics Anthony Bennett has announced Attles and the TTeennessee State three-time NAIA national championship the hiring of Luke D'Alessio as the Broncos 18th teams are among 12 honorees to the 2019 Naismith Memorial Basketball head men's basketball coach following a nationwide Hall of Fame. search. The honorees will be celebrated September 5-7, 2019 during this year's D'Alessio will bring 33 years of consistent suc- (QVKULQHPHQWIIHHVWLYLWLHV LQ 6SULQJÀHOG 0DVVDFKXVHWWV cess at the NCAAA Division I, II, and III levels, not Attles was selected from the Contributor Committee, Charles to leave out Junior College and High School levels, “Chuck” Cooper who played at West Virginia State and Duquesne was Golden State Warriors Photo in developing, transforming, and leading nationally- selected from the Early African American Pioneers Committee. AATTTLES: NC A&T and NBA A WRAP D'Alessio ranked championship teams. He has a proven capa- A native of New Jersey, Attles followed his collegiate career at North legend takes his place in bility in recruiting and developing quality student- Carolina A&T by joining the Philadelphia WWaarriors – now ON HOOPS Basketball Hall of Fame with Chuck Cooper and TTeennes- athletes in highly competitive markets, both academically and athletically Golden State from 1960-71 as a player. Since then, he SEASON see State teams. from diverse backgrounds. has held numerous roles in the franchise including coach "I am impressed with his recruiting ability and broad experience in (1970-83), team executive and ambassador to the commu- FINAL STTAAATTSTS, "BAAD" TEAM, NEW COACH AATT gaining institutional support and community involvement," said Director nity. As head coach, he led the organization to an NBA FSU; AATTTLESTTLES, TSU TEAMS INTO HOOPS HOF of Athletics Anthony Bennett. "Coach D'Alessio has played crucial roles &KDPSLRQVKLSLQ  DQG LV RQH RI ÀYH :DUULRUV WR KDYH in developing basketball programs on all levels and has led them to suc- his number retired. Attles has been with the Warriors' in Attles cess on and offff theth court." one capacity or another for nearly 60 years. In 2014, Attles Most recently, he helped guide NCAAA DivDivision I North Carolina received the Bunn Lifetime Achievement AAwward from the Basketball Hall Central University to three consecutive Mid-Eastern Athletic Confer- of Fame. ence (MEAC) championships and NCAA TToournournament appearances as an Recognized posthumously, Cooper was born in 1926 in Pittsburgh and assistant coach the past three seasons. played collegiately at WVSU before being drafted in the Navy. He returned He has a career head coaching record of 339-156 with a 69% winning to school at Duquesne (1946-50) where he was an All-American (1950) percentage. He has coached 14 out of 16 seasons with a win-percentage DQGWKH ÀUVW $IIUULFDQ $PHULFDQ WR SOD\ LQ D FROOHJH EDVNHWEDOO JDPH VRXWK  RESULTS above .500. RIWKH 0DVRQ'L[RQ OLQH &RRSHU EULHÁ\ MRLQHG WKH +DUOHP *OREHWURWWHUV  CIT (CollegeInsider.com Postseason TToournamournament) Luke D'Alessio is no stranger to the Central Intercollegiate Ath- XSRQJUDGXDWLRQ DQG VRRQ DIIWWHU ZDV WKH ÀUVW $IIUULFDQ$PHULFDQ WR EH GUDIIWW- letic Association with 10 seasons (2000-2009) as the head coach at Bowie ed by an NBA team, Red Auerbach's Boston Celtics. The NBA cocolor barrier SEMIFINALS State University:KLOH DW WKH KHOP RI WKH %XOOGRJV SURJUDP KH ÀQLVKHG was broken in 1950 season by Cooper, Earl Lloyd (of WWeest VViiirginia State) Tuesday, April 2 Marshall 80, Hampton 78 with a 199-96 record and a 67.5-win percentage with a 2003 CIAAA Cham- and Nat “Sweetwater” Clifton. Green Bay 87, TTeexas Southern 86, OT pionship, multiple CIAAA divisional titles, a NCAAA Final-Four appearance With Hall of Fame coach John McLendon at the helm, the TTeennessee and a South Atlantic Regional Championship. He has a 7-3 NCAA TToour- $ ,WHDPV RI   DQG  ZHUH WKH ÀUVW WR ZLQ EDFNWREDFNWR nament record and coached 13 All-CIAAA perforperformers, 7 All-Region play- back championships in any college division. Known for their fast-breaking ers, 3 Division II All-Americans, 2 South Atlantic Region TToournament and extreme discipline, they dominated their opponents with high scoring STTAAATT COCORNER MVPs and CIAAA Players of the YYeear, and 1 CIAA TToournament MVPP.. and smothering defense. Led on the court by John "Rabbit" Barnhill Coach D'Alessio was an assistant coach at Siena College (2013-15) and Dick Barnett, the team also broke social barriers as they traveled to :+2$5( 7+( %(67 3(5)20(56 ,1 %/$&. &2//(*( 632576 and Loyola University of Maryland (2010-13), before joining the staffffat national tournaments and challenged segregation. TTeennessee A&I has since NCCU, as their primary recruiter. He also spent a season abroad, coaching been renamed Tennessee State. WWKKH8&& %OXH 'HPRQV WR D VHPLÀQDO DSSHDDUUDQFH LQ WWKKH 1DWLRQDO &XS LQ Selected along with Attles, Cooper and the TSU teams are two-time Ireland in 2010. NBA Coach of the YYeear Bill FitFitch, eight-time NBA All-Defensive First Before coaching at Bowie State, D'Alessio was the head coach at the 77HHDPPHPEHU %REE\ -RQHV ÀYHWLPH 1%$ $OO6WDU 6LGQH\ 0RQFULHI  Community College of Baltimore-Catonsville for six seasons (1993-99). VHYHQWLPH1%$ $OO6WDU -DFN 6LNPD ÀYHWLPH :1%$ $OO6WDU 77HHUHVD  While there, he coached his team to two Maryland JUCO TToournament ::HHDWKHUVSRRQDQG ÀYHWLPH 1%$ $OO6WDU 3DXO ::HHVWSKDO  titles, a conference title, and a national Elite eight appearance. Others selectees include Vlade Divac from the International Commit- Hinton Pope McNeill Carter D'Alessio is a native of Raritan, New Jersey and a 1983 graduate of tee, Carl Braun from the VVeeterans Committee and the Wayland Baptist Fly- 7KH&DWWKKROLF 8QLYHUVLW\ RI $PHULFD +LV ÀUVW GD\ LQ WKH RIIÀÀFH ZLOO EH ing Queens of 1948-1982 from the newly instated WWoomen's VVeetereterans Com- BLACK COLLEGE STTAAATT LEADELEADERS April 15th. mittee 2018-19 Basketball - FINAL

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Shiloh Pentecostal Holiness Father/Daughter & St. Pius V Catholic Church ‘Stations Church Choir Anniversary Grandfather/ Granddaughter Dance of the Cross in the Neighborhood’ Shiloh Pentecostal Holiness Church will hold their annual Choir Attend the Father/Daughter & Grandfather/Granddaughter dance sched- St. Pius V Catholic Church, 2110 Blue Avenue, "Stations of the Cross in Anniversary on Saturday, May 4th at 2 p.m. and May 5th at 10 am. All are uled for Wednesday, May 1st, 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. at Carter G. Woodson the Neighborhood" Good Friday Service, April 19th at 12 p.m. Come walk invited to celebrate with the church at 130 Bellfork Road. The pastor is Cafeteria, 2334 Butler Street. Ticket price includes entrance, dinner and with St. Pius in prayerful remembrance of Jesus' suffering while also pray- Bishop Dr. Bobby Gray. For more info call (252) 626-1982. beverage, featuring guest speaker Leonard Chatman, Jr. Formal attire ing for our neighbors surrounding St. Pius V. All are welcome. Free donat- required. For tickets and more info call (904) 924-3004. ed swim apparel will be available to the community. For more info contact Emanuel Missionary Baptist the church office at (904) 354-1501. Bethel Baptist Church Prostate Church Spring Revival Potters House Emanuel Missionary Baptist Church Spring Revival is on the calendar for Cancer Symposium April 16th - 18th at nightly at 7 p.m. Guest speaker is Rev. Philip Mercer, Bethel Baptist Church is hosting: Prostate Cancer Symposium and Resurrection Sunday Services Evangelist and Associate Minister of Disciples of Christ Missionary Baptist “Daddy's Boys Play.” The Prostate Health Education Network and Healthy Potters House Resurrection Sunday Services at the Potters House, 5119 Church. This year’s theme is “God is Available,” from Scripture: 1Peter 5: Jacksonville Men’s Health Coalition, Inc. have partnered to host a Prostate Normandy Blvd. Come worship and fellowship with the congregation, 5-7. All services will take place at the church located at 2407 S.L. Badger Cancer Symposium and “Daddy’s Boys”, a play about a father’s diagnosis friends and family. Potters House is under the leadership of Pastor Vaughn Jr. Creek E. For more info call the church office at (904) 255-2889. with prostate cancer and the tumultuous relationship with his boys as a McLaughlin. For more info visit www.tphim.org. result of the cancer diagnosis. The symposium and play are being held Saturday, April 13th, at 4 p.m. at the Bethel Baptist Church, 215 Bethel Greater Missionary Tabernacle Baptist Street. To RSVP and for more info [email protected]. St. Joseph Missionary Baptist’s Pastor Pastor Anniversary Celebration H.T. Rhim Announces Retirement Greater Missionary Tabernacle Baptist Church located at 5730 Sawyer Northside Ministerial The St. Joseph Missionary Baptist Church announces the retirement of Avenue under the leadership of Pastor J.C. Green will celebrate the church Pastor/Teacher, Rev. Dr. H.T. Rhim. Dr. Rhim has served St. Joseph as 54 years and pastor 44 years, April 16, 18 and 19 at 7:30 p.m. and April 21st Alliance Food Giveaway Pastor for forty-nine (49) consecutive years. On April 28th a special serv- at 11 a.m. morning worship service. On April 28th the church will be led by The Northside Ministerial Alliance will hold a free food giveaway, ice will be held for local pastors to personally congratulate him. Rev. Dr. the youth during the 11 a.m. worship services. All are welcome to attend Saturday, April 13th from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. at the Northwest Jacksonville Bartholomew Banks, the President of the Progressive Missionary and and celebrate this joyous occasion. Reminder that the church Baker and Community Development parking lot at 3416 Moncrief Rd. The public is Educational Baptist State Convention and Vice President at Large of the Barney Foundation free clothes giveaway is held every Saturday at 9:30 invited to share in this special effort that will share food with the entire com- National Baptist Convention of America, Inc. International is slated as the a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at 1781 Helena St. For more info call (904) 764-5333. munity. Reverend James W. Henry is the Chairman Northside Ministerial keynote speaker. Worship service is scheduled to begin 6 p.m. The high- Alliance. For more info call (904) 354-8186. light of the retirement activities is a banquet/roast in Pastor Rhim’s honor to Historic Mount Zion be held in the grand ballroom of the Lexington Hotel on May 3rd beginning Iyanla Vanzant - Acts of Faith Tour at 7 p.m. For tickets, contact the church office at (904) 356-2359. Shopping Trip Extravaganza On Friday, August 2nd at 8 p.m. at the Florida Theatre, 128 E Forsyth, it’s Join Historic Mt. Zion AME Church for thier “Tanger Outlet” shopping Iyanla Vanzant, “Acts of Faith Remix Tour”. Vanzant is a beloved life coach NOTICE: Church news is published free of trip extravaganza visiting Hilton Head, SC and Pooler, GA scheduled for to millions, host of the Emmy-Award winning show Fix My Life, author of charge. Information must be received in the Free Saturday, June 1st. Bus leaves at 7 a.m. returning at 8 p.m. Enjoy a conti- best-selling books and celebrated spiritual leader and motivational speaker. nental breakfast, games, jazz music, movies and prizes! Bus will depart For tickets and more info visit www.floridatheatre.com. Press offices no later than Monday, at 5 p.m. of from the church property located at 201 E Beaver St. For a bus ticket and more info contact Olivia Young at (904) 502-6472. the week you want it to run. Information received Triple Threat Easter Sunday Service prior to the event date will be printed on a space Come celebrate Easter Sunday, April 21st at Abyssinia Baptist David Phelps at Church,10325 Interstate Dr. at 6 a.m.; 7:30 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. celebrate available basis until the date. Westside Baptist Church with St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church, 3738 Winton Dr. and at 12 p.m. Submit your info in three ways! service will be held at Vista Landing Apts, 5020 Cleveland Rd., for an David Phelps World Tour Easter Celebration Gospel Tour at Westside Easter Egg Hunt Extravaganza. For more info contact St. Paul Missionary FAX 765-8611, E-mail to [email protected] Baptist Church, 7775 Herlong Road, at 5 p.m. Come rejoice, fellowship and Baptist church at (877) 768-4937. sing praises to God. For more info email [email protected] Online at www.jaxfreepress.com.

- - - SPIRITUALLY SPEAKING WITH JAMES WASHINGTON - -- -- Let Jesus answer the knock at the door own church. “When Satan knocks promise of riches, fame and power? the Lord to sit at the table and play firsthand. At every turn, it was the there are times when I recognize at the door, let Jesus answer it.” For you, would it be as easy as it for you? Is your relationship to devil who was way out of his that the turmoil in my life has been Maybe you had to be there. But I “Away from me Satan!” Matthew the Almighty current enough, casu- league because when he came call- or is being manufactured by pure found the thought behind this say- 4:10 al enough, familiar and habitual ing, Jesus merely let His father evil. That recognition allows me the ing still absolutely awesome. I try According to scripture, after enough to take His presence in your answer the door. “Man does not live privilege to simply tell the devil to to imagine actually being able to do three times, the devil left and the life for granted? In times of great by bread alone, but on every word back up because I don’t really have this. Can you imagine if you really angels came to attend to Jesus and anxiety, do you need to whisper to that comes from the mouth of the time. If you get my perspective, its could? I mean what the sinful sug- soon thereafter He began to preach. God to take over or, are you Lord…Do not put the Lord your okay to ask Jesus to handle the sit- gestions, the weaknesses of flesh In today’s world, Im simply asking screaming at the top of your lungs God to the test…Worship the Lord uation because your time is better and spirit. The reality would be that if you knew where damnation was hoping He’ll hear your plight? your God and serve Him only\y.” spent trying to do the work He By James A. Washington you would see the devil coming coming from, would you still live a I don’t get the impression that Matthew 4:4-11. I can only imagine would be proud of. When you’re It’s been some time ago but I from miles away and no matter how damned life. The real question I’m Jesus was screaming at the devil in because I’m not there yet (I’m that busy I truly believe Jesus does- heard one of the most powerful say- slick or innocent the approach, you asking is do you know Jesus well the desert trying to keep His working on it.) What it’s like to be n’t mind getting the door. ings a friend of mine used to say could never be fooled again. Would enough to ask Him to answer your courage up in the face of tempta- able to call upon Jesus so regularly May God bless and keep you often right before he was about to you really do as Jesus did in the front door? When life and the devil tion; the likes of which most of us that His presence in my daily life is always. be installed as the new pastor of his desert? Would you renounce the deal you a bad hand, can you get will never see, let alone experience second nature. I must admit that

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The doors of Macedonia are always open to you and your family. If we may be of any assistance Grace and Peace to you in your spiritual walk, please contact us at 764-9257 or via email at [email protected]. visit www.Bethelite.org April 11 - 17, 2019 Ms. Perry’s Free Press - Page 7 Hate Crimes Appear to be Increasing Enrollment at HBCUs by Rosalind Tyler end of the session. It simply added mittee approved a hate crime bill where Black Lives Have Always This trend is being launched by “Climate surveys show that A few years ago, enrollment at the words “including bias” to cur- that would add penalties for those Mattered.” Davis Wilson, presi- “The Missouri Effect” or the 2015 HBCU students leave more confi- historically Black Colleges and rent state code on factors a judge convicted of targeting certain dent, said he “has no doubt” that the student protests at the University of dent, more satisfied, and more Universities jumped about 20 per- may consider in handing down a groups. This month, HB 426 was impact of the 2016 election, the Missouri, Dillard President Walter motivated because they’ve had this cent, at a time when more lawmak- sentence, according to news approved by a vote of 96 to 64. shooting of unarmed men of color Kimbrough said “That was a cata- one-on-one mentoring with faculty, ers are considering the passage of reports. Of the pending legislation Georgia joins 45 other states with by the police and numerous racial lyst for Black students on white and the faculty is more diverse,” anti-hate-laws in several states in Indiana, Republican Sen. an official hate crimes law. attacks on the past several years campuses,” he said. “Then in fall of said Elizabeth Davenport, a profes- including Utah, Vermont and President Pro Tem Rodric Bray, Against this backdrop, the num- have drawn many students to his 2016 was the presidential election. sor in the college of education at Indiana, where the Republican said, “just saying ‘bias’ includes ber of first-year students at HBCUs university. Last year, it had the Which added another layer for stu- Alabama State University. dominated Indiana Senate passed a everybody, whether it’s based on increased to 41,000 from about largest freshmen class in almost dents that were contentious. More Meanwhile, a new report due out stripped down hate crimes bill and race, religions, sexual orientation, 36,000 from 2014 to 2017. two decades, he recently told the students were saying, ‘I’m not put- in October suggests the current sent the measure to the House in whatever the case may be, that if a Applications have jumped about 20 New York Times. ting up with this, let me take a sec- national climate is causing more late February. crime is committed with bias, then percent, said Andres Castro “Many of them, particularly those ond look at HBCUs.” African-American students to The stripped down amendment the judge would have the ability to Samayoa, an assistant professor of who grew up in suburbia, had very The desire for upward mobility is enroll at HBCUs. “We were (Senate Bill 12) passed by a 39-10 use that as an aggravator.” higher education at Boston College. few black teachers and were some- also driving the trend. A 2018 shocked at how many said the vote in late February and may be Meanwhile, miles ways in More white and Hispanic students times the only Black student in the American Council on Education racialized rhetoric of Trump led voted on again in late April, at the Georgia last month, a House com- are also attending HBCUs. The class,” Wilson said of the new stu- report examined why low income them to seek an HBCU,’ said increase comes at a time when col- dents enrolled at Morgan State. “If students at HBCUs are more likely Janelle L. Williams, a visiting lege enrollment is declining nation- you overlay that with the national to climb the economic ladder that scholar at the University of wide and many students are climate, they wanted places like their peers who enrolled in predom- Pennsylvania Penn Center for increasingly worried about safe Morgan, where they could be truly inantly white institutions. minority Serving Institutions’, who spaces. valued and respected. They can also According to the ACE report, is preparing the report with Robert The digital sign in from of learn about themselves and their HBCUs offer a difference in the T. Palmer, an associate professor at Morgan State University sometime history in a way they did not in high quality of relationships between Howard. reads, “Morgan State University: school.” students and faculty mentors. Hemp Symposium Enlightens to Benefits and Business Opportunities

While the movement to legalize a video presentation detailing the marijuana has been successful in affects of marijuana on medically several states, the effort has stalled challenged patients and children in Florida’s Republican-led legisla- and the products currently on the ture. According to the Business market and available at local mari- Journal, “Those looking for recre- juana dispensaries. Panelist includ- ational marijuana to be legalized in ed Doctor Terle Newton, Florida during the 2019 Legislative Pharmacist Albert Chester and session will have to wait.” hemp advocates Joe Mack, Jermyn Rep. Carlos Guillermo Smith's Shannon and Mental Health (D-Orlando) is the sponsor of Counselor Stephanie Jones. House Bill 1117, which has com- “This forum is important for panion Senate Bill 1780 that would pharmacists and the community. make marijuana legal in the state. Pharmacies are regulated, but I do However, the bills haven’t seen the see future distribution through light of day and have basically pharmacies. I’m also here to listen Shown is Kee autographing his CD for fan Alton Jackson stalled in committees not receiving and learn,” said Dr. Chester. Florida Shown making a presentation is Jermyn Shannon-El, symposium any hearings. Urban Famer, Lance Lucket stated, organizer and regional advocate to legalize recreational marijuana Gospel Artist John With the issue of legal marijuana “We’ve had our farm since slavery. and sustainable Urban Hemp farms. or “Hemp” at the forefront of the We are in the process of learning political landscape, a symposium the farming side of the cannabinoid cine. His twenty-four page presen- for farmers detailing opportunities P. Kee in Concert was held last week to strategize and business.” tation analyzed the step by step to lease land to grow crops and info National gospel recording artist John P. Kee and the New Life Choir educate all stakeholders and inter- He added, “We are staying faith- process on how to obtain a medical on hemp industry regulations and made a stop in Jacksonville to celebrate Abyssinia Baptist Church’s 100th ested parties. Marijuana experts, ful to the land that has stayed faith- marijuana card, cannabis usage for next steps. According to the church anniversary. Hundreds of church members and other attendees farmers, doctors, and distributors ful to us to grow new crops and be the body and changing patient’s Southeast Famers Hemp enjoyed Kee’s powerful gospel tunes and experienced praise service with attended the Hemp Education open to expansion ideas and mindsets to accept the role marijua- Association, “The non-psychoac- visiting Pastor Maurice Jackson, New Generation Church of Cleveland, Career Symposium and Forum held efforts.” na will play in the medical realm to tive component of marijuana is the Ohio. The sanctuary was standing room only as the historic church under this weekend at the Doubletree Panelist and anesthesiologist, Dr. care for patients hospitalized or in latest craze in alternative medicine. the leadership Pastor Dr. Eugene Diamond celebrated its 100 year anniver- Hotel at the Airport. Terel Newton specializes in home care. Even Walgreens and CVS plan to sary. The event also included a VIP reception and meet and greet. Hundreds of individuals watched cannabis pain management medi- Information was also available sell CBD products.” Ms. Perry’s Free Press - Page 9 April 11 - 17, 2019 EBONY Not Affected by Johnson Publishing Bankruptcy Johnson Publishing Co., owner of and increasing competition from Advertisers were initially reluc- and circulation was reversed in the iconic Ebony and Jet magazines digital rivals, the company said. tant to display their products in 2012, but resumed as the company that helped changed the negative John H. Johnson founded the black-oriented publications because struggled to transition into the digi- image of black people portrayed by company in 1942 when he launched of concerns on how they would be tal media age. U.S. media, filed for bankruptcy Negro Digest with a $500 loan from perceived by other customers if “While the wisdom of hindsight liquidation this week in a federal his mother. The magazine summa- they were seen as catering to might suggest different decisions court in Chicago. rized newspaper articles about blacks. The company overcame should have been made, Linda is In announcing the Chapter 7 black life. those fears by building on personal proud of the 77-year legacy of bankruptcy petition, the company But key to the company’s growth relationships and bringing perspec- Johnson Publishing, her family’s said it was “caught in a tidal wave was Ebony magazine, founded in tive advertisers to the company’s historical impact on America and of marketplace changes and busi- 1945 and patterned after Life maga- offices, Johnson officials said. the city of Chicago, and her decades ness issues which, despite exhaus- zine, one of the nation’s leading Ebony was often criticized for of hard work trying to revitalize the tive efforts, could not be over- magazines at the time. The average focusing too much on successful company,” the statement said. come.” The issues included the monthly circulation of Ebony was people. In a 1992 interview with With Johnson’s daughter, Linda bankruptcy of a major retailer that around 2 million for a time in the The Associated Press, Johnson said Johnson Rice, in charge, the compa- carried its Fashion Fair Cosmetics 1990s, making it the largest maga- he believed Ebony has made an ny tried to halt its decline with the line, a “costly recall” of products zine catering to blacks. important contribution to black sale of its assets, including its his- people. toric headquarters on Chicago’s After reporting revenues in the Michigan Avenue. Magic Johnson’s Son, EJ, Opens hundreds of millions in the 1990s, EBONY Media Operations, LLC the company’s fortunes began to brands, which include EBONY Up About His Gender Identity decline after Johnson died in 2005 magazine, EBONY.com, digital and magazines in general began to magazine JET at jetmag.com, and EJ Johnson, the son of basketball way that I am. I’m very happy with struggle as advertisers moved to its related businesses, have operated legend Magic Johnson, addressed myself.” alternative media. independently of Johnson his gender identity during a recent Since coming out and appearing A company spokesman said Rice Publishing Company since Black- interview. on the reality series Rich Kids of was unavailable for comment. owned Ebony Media Operations, During the conversation, EJ, who Beverly Hills, the 26-year-old has However, the company said in a LLC (EMO) purchased the media came out as gay in 2013, told host made gender-defying fashion statement that declining revenue assets of JPC in 2016. Justin Sylvester, “I like myself the choices. He is often seen wearing high-end womenswear and high- heeled shoes, which led many to Play Inspired by Maya Angelou’s Life speculate that he is transgender. Despite dressing in women’s clothing, EJ said he has no plans to and Work is Headed to Broadway transition. to living and invested herself whol- “I always say that if you feel like ly in it. What she wanted most was you’re not in the right body, then, justice for human beings, and the by all means, get to where you want freedom to experience joy and to be; I don’t feel that I’m in the laughter,” he said. wrong body,” he said. “I feel like “We hope to capture her joie de this is the body I’m supposed to be vivre [joy of living]. We’re going to in. … I don’t feel the need to tran- include some private anecdotes that sition. I’m almost 100 percent pos- will be a revelation to audiences. itive I won’t. I’m just very comfort- I’m pleased to be working with this able in my own skin. I like my team in bringing her story to life body.” and can’t wait for the public to The reality star explained that experience it.” fashion allows him to play up his D.C. Curry Still Funny as Ever Producers of the project have feminity and masculinity. Last week, The Comedy Zone was filled to capacity with fans of come- secured “exclusive theatrical rights “I can be [masculine], I can be dian and actor Don DC Curry. The veteran comedian is not new to for key works from Angelou’s [feminine]. I can do whatever I Jacksonville and has continued to entertain with his unique and humorous estate and have signed Johnson to want with it and work with it,” he take on all aspects of life. help develop the project.” If all said. “If I want to [dress in drag], Curry has been on the comedic and movie scene since 1998. He is best goes according to plan, then I’ll do that. But I don’t want to known for starring as Craig's sex-crazed Uncle Elroy Jones in Next Friday Phenomenal Woman: An Evening do that all the time.” and Friday After Next and for his role on the sitcom Grace Under Fire. A play inspired by the life and Phenomenal Woman: An Evening With Maya Angelou will make its Though others may be bothered Curry performed for three sold out nights, spewing jokes about Trump, writings of Maya Angelou is head- With Maya Angelou has the sup- Broadway debut in 2021. by his choices, EJ’s father has his daughters, actors and tales on the road with his fellow colleagues ed to Broadway, Deadlinereports. port of her son, Guy Johnson, and is The renowned author and poet accepted who he is. In June 2018, Shown is Curry backstage with fan Cynthia Barlow. A one-woman stage play, in development. passed away in 2014 at the age of he told Jada Pinkett Smith on Red Johnson confirmed the play in a 86. Fans and supporters of Angelou Table Talk about the emotional statement obtained by Deadline. celebrated what would have been journey of his father coming to “My mother lived an extraordinary her 91st birthday with touching terms with his sexuality and gender life. She brought a sense of passion SAVOR THE EXPERIENCE tributes last week. identity. FROM THE TABLE TO THE STAGE

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Wayne Williams in 1982, then a suspect in the Atlanta Child Murders, is led away in handcuffs. Williams The youth enjoy meeting the doctors who looked like them. was later convicted, though many doubt he was responsible for all the killings. Shown in the left inset is Atlanta Mayor Keshia Bottoms. Shown right is present day Wayne Williams. Dallas, TX — With the number from third-grade level to middle it’s very possible for them,” of African-American men entering and high school. They got to con- Brittany Drake, one of the parents medical school on a steady decline, nect with educators, clinicians, and who attended the summit with her Atlanta Mayor Initiates New Probe one organization is hoping to community leaders as well as dis- sons, told Fox 4 News. inspire more of our youth to pursue covered resources that would help Most importantly, the summit careers in medicine. them as they take on the path of encouraged Black youth that they Into Atlanta Child Murders becoming doctors. can be anything they put their mind ATLANTA — Atlanta’s mayor life sentences in 1982 for convic- available that can be re-examined. Dr. Dale Okorodudu, an African- African-American youth who into. It directly showed them what and police chief are leading a push tions in the deaths of two adults, But we are taking the necessary American doctor and the founder of attended the summit got to better they can achieve in the future, like to re-examine evidence from a thought to be among 29 black chil- steps to formally say that we are Black Men in White Coats, aims to understand the science behind the becoming a doctor. string of murders that terrorized the dren and young adults — mostly going to open up every box and make an impact on the world by career. They experienced CPR “Medicine is a long road but it’s a city’s black community between boys — who were killed. look in every corner and see what helping develop future leaders in training, demonstrations on how to road that many people who perhaps 1979 and 1981. During his trial, prosecutors we have left,” Bottoms said. medicine. He recently organized a make a splint, anatomy exploration, look like them have gone through offered “pattern” evidence “I don’t think it’s any secret that, youth summit with a goal to inspire among others. and been successful. Medicine is a Did Wayne Williams kill of 10 other murders he was for many people, there’ve been Black boys to pursue the career of Parents, who were required to rewarding and exciting and interest- becoming a doctor as well. attend with elementary students, ing field. I hardly saw any Black more than 25 children, not charged in. After questions as to whether or not Williams’ conviction, police Wayne Williams was responsible “Some alarming data came out also benefited from the tips on how males when I was coming up as a adolescents and adults during closed 22 of the cases, blam- for all of the murders,” Bottoms that the number of Black men to help their children on that career resident,” Dr. Emeka Etufugh a two-year-spree that terrorized ing them on Williams with- later added. applying to the field of medicine path. shared. “I think it’s something to out formally charging him. Catherine Leach, whose teenage was decreasing. There were actual- “I think it’s good to see the repre- see somebody that looks like you, Atlanta’s black community Some other cases remain son Curtis Walker was among those ly less in 2011 than there was in sentation, to see someone that looks to inspire you, to help you know nearly 40 years ago? formally unresolved. murdered, said she is still seeking 1978,” Dr. Okorodudu shared via like them who has gone through the that it’s possible to come through Bottoms said she was closure. the organization’s YouTube chan- career pathway, so that way, they this process and be a physician.” Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms hopeful that technological advance- “His case is still sitting on the nel. “Our mission is to inspire the know that it’s very feasible. That and Police Chief Erika Shields ments and newly available genetic shelf, getting dusty and rusty until next generation of physician leaders announced Thursday that the databases could turn up new infor- you can’t see the page,” Leach said. and to diversify the field of medi- SUBSCRIBE TODAY Georgia Bureau of Investigation mation. The review comes as sever- “I want some closure. I want some cine with a special emphasis on and Fulton County District al high-profile cold cases across the justice.” Black males.” Attorney will review evidence in country have been solved after Bottoms made the announcement In hopes to do that, Dr. ONLY $40.50 a YEAR and the “Atlanta Child Murders” cases comparing old DNA samples to just days ahead of the release of a Okorodudu organized the first ever to see if any of it can be tested fur- publically available ancestry testing documentary about the murders by Black Men in White Coats Youth in your mailbox by Friday! ther. databases. filmmaker Will Packer on the Summit at UT Southwestern. It was Wayne Williams was given two “There may not be any evidence Investigation Discovery channel. attended by hundreds of students CALL 634-1993 TODAY

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Jazz Appreciation Adversity to Member, District 2, Elizabeth KRSOne in Jax clean up to beautify the community. 7825 Baymeadows Way, Suite Andersen. Andersen will give a See Hip hop legend “KRSONE,” For more info contact Javon 100B. Elizabeth Pampalone, Queen Month Diversity Forum report on current education bills Williams at (904) 370-9403. of Networking, will be sharing her Jazz Appreciation Month with All Reuben Keith Green, author of Wednesday, April 17th at 8 p.m. at moving through the state legislature 1904 Music Hall, 19 Ocean Street. tips on how to write the perfect Star Band: Noel, Lisa Kelly, “Black Officer, White Navy” will be Tuesday, April 16, at 7 p.m. Mandarin Art Festival pitch. Learn proven techniques and Longineu Parsons, Bill Prince, JB the speaker for the "From Adversity For tickets and more info visit Meetings are held the third Tuesday www.gangplankmgmt.com. Mark your calendar for the 51st practice in a fun, safe, judgment Scott, & Gary Starling at the Ritz to Diversity to Uncertainty: From of each month. Location is the free environment. To register and Theatre, 829 N. Davis St., Friday the Red Summer of 1919 to the annual “Mandarin Art Festival” Neptune Beach Activity Center, scheduled for April 20th – 21st at for more info visit www.myjax- April 12th, at 7:30 p.m. For tickets Anxious Summer of 2019" dialogue 450 Atlantic Boulevard, Neptune Candidate Forum chamber.com. and more info visit www.ritzjack- forum scheduled for Monday, April Jacksonville Public Library and 10 a.m. at the Mandarin Beach, FL 32266 For more info Community Club, 12447 Mandarin sonville.com. 15th at 2 p.m. Location is the contact Joe Burt, Beaches the Jacksonville League of Women Jax Chamber Buckman Bridge Unitarian Church, Voters are hosting three forums for Road. 100 local and national artist Democratic Club president at (703) exhibitors participate in this annual Sands Film Festival 9447 Mannese Ave. For more info 628-1891. candidates in Duval City Council Lunch Ladders call (904) 568-8792. runoff elections. The first date is Easter weekend tradition, which Join your fellow JAX Chamber The 2-day inaugural Sands Film features food vendors, children's Festival has chosen Players by the Leadership Trustee Thursday, April 18th at 6 p.m., Councils for April lunch Ladders! MOSH Mondays with District 8 candidates: Tameka activities, live musical entertain- Lunch Ladders create opportunities Sea Community Theater, 106 N 6.th Celebration 2019 ment, children's art show, historic Street, Jax Beach, to debut their The Museum of Science and Gaines Holly, Ju'Coby Pittman; At- for Council members to start and Make plans to attend the Large Group 1 candidates: Terrance tours, a green market featuring grow business connections in a global film screenings, April 13th - History (MOSH), 1025 Museum locally-produced consumables and 14th, with daily lineup runs from 2 Circle is the First Coast’s go-to des- Leadership Jacksonville cocktail Freeman and Lisa King. small-group setting. Participation is reception and program honoring Moderator is Charles Griggs, more! For more info visit free, lunch is not. The next North p.m. - 10 p.m. to raise awareness tination for fun every Monday. www.mandarinartfestival.org. and inspire film standards for local, Experience exhibits, interactive community trustees Alberta Hipps, Jacksonville Free Press Columnist. Council meeting is scheduled for David Miller and Darnell Smith Location is Highlands Library, Tuesday, April 23rd, 11:30 a.m. - 1 regional and international filmmak- programming, hands-on activities, Wild Edibles Program ers. For tickets and more info visit special discounts and behind-the- Tuesday, April 16th, 6 p.m. to 8 1826 Dunn Ave. For more info visit p.m. at Monroe's Smokehouse Bar- www.jaxpubliclibrary.org/elec- www.sandsff.com. scenes collections, tours, artist-in- p.m. at the Jessie Ball duPont at Camp Chowenwaw B-Q, 10771 Beach Blvd. To register tion2019. residence workshops, hands-on Center, 40 East Adams St. For Ever wonder what unknown deli- contact John Bryan at (904) 270- Cornbread Series activities, scavenger hunts, interac- more info call the LJ office at (904) cacies might be growing in your 9169. tive sessions with MOSH educators 396-6263. The ARC Young own backyard? Meet at Camp Reading Conference and pop-up activity stations begin- Professionals Group Chowenwaw County Park’s Kiwita Gospel Skate Night Local elementary school teacher ning, Monday, April 15th, 10 a.m. Program Success The ARC Young Professional Nature Center, 1517 Ball Road, Skate of Emergency Skate Night and children’s author Vincent to 5 p.m. For more information, Business Network Group presents an on camp transi- Green Cove Springs, FL at 11 a.m. is happening, Wednesday, April Taylor will present his 5th Annual visit themosh.org/MOSHMondays. tion graduation party, Thursday, on Saturday, April 20th. The pro- 24th at 6 p.m. at Skate Station Cornbread Children’s Reading Meet business professional while April 18th, 6 - 8 p.m. at the District gram will include classroom and Mandarin, 3461 Kori Rd. Featuring Conference, Saturday, April 13th, relaxing and unwinding to smooth PAL Summer on Kernan Clubhouse, 3601 Kernan field activities to introduce you to gospel artist: Maine the Baptist, 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. at the Schultz jazz, at Breezy’s Jazz Club, 119 W. Blvd S. For more info call ARC at the many native plants that can Real Brothers in Christ and William Center, 4019 Boulevard Center Dr. Basketball Camps Adams Street for the Program (904) 355-0155. make Florida plates taste great! For LaVant. For more info call (904) Participate in two hours of a fun- Sign-up now for Police Athletic Success networking affair, Wednesday, April 17th, 5 - 8 p.m. more info visit http://campchowen- 880-7703. learning presentation that reinforces League (PAL) Summer Basketball waw.claycountygov.com Florida Reading Standards through Camps, for boys and girls ages 5 - For more info call the club at (904) MBF A Night at Roy’s 204-JAZZ. JASMYN Rapid music and movement. For more 18. Early registration is open April The Monique Burr Foundation for DST Holistic info visit www.CornbreadSeries.com. 15th - May 24th. To register call Children's will present “A Night at HIV Testing (904) 854-6555, ext 312. Ritz Auditions Roys,” Friday, April 19th at 6 p.m. Health Fair FREE Rapid HIV Testing provid- P.R.I.D.E. Book Attend the auditions for the ‘Oh at Roys Restaurant, 2400 3rd Street Delta Sigma Theater Alumnae ed by Jacksonville Areas Sexual Jumbo Shrimp Game You Say You Can Sing,’ competi- South, Jax Beach. For tickets and chapter 3rd Annual Holistic Health Minority Network (JASMYN) tak- Club Meeting tion, scheduled for Wednesday, more info visit www.mbfpreven- Fair is on the calendar for Saturday, ing place Wednesday,April 24th, 2 People Reading for Inspiration & A. Philip Randolph April 17th at 11 a.m. at the Ritz, tioneducation.org. April 20th, 1 - 3 p.m. at St. Pius V - 6 p.m. indie the UNF LGBT Discussion and Enjoyment Birthday Celebration 829 N. Davis St. For more info and Catholic Church, 2110 Blue Resource Center, Building 58E, (P.R.I.D.E) next meeting is sched- Get your tickets for the Jumbo additional audition times visit CWM Volunteer Avenue. Participate in health, blood Room 1111. To register and for uled for Saturday, April 13th, 3 - Shrimp versus the Birmingham www.ritzjacksonville.com. Appreciation Day pressures sickle cell and hearing more info visit www.jasmyn.org. 5:30 p.m. April’s host is Pat Barons game, Monday, April 15th screenings; sports physicals and Come celebrate the volunteers Morrison. Location is the at 6 p.m., sponsored by the A. Philip medication review access. For ACLU Community who make a difference at the Clara Huggy Lowdown & Durkeeville Historical Society Randolph Institute of Constituency more info visit www.dstjax.org. Meeting White Mission’s annual, ‘Volunteer Chris Paul in Concert Musuem,1203 W. 19th St. The Group. All Labor Unions are wel- Appreciation Dinner, Friday, April book for discussion is “Becoming,” come to attend and celebrate A. Attend American Civil Liberties Coming to the Comedy Zone, 19th at 6 p.m. Enjoy a talent show, Five HeartBeats by Michelle Obama. For more info Philip Randolph’s legacy. Show Union (ACLU) community meeting 3130 Hartley Rd, its radio host Tom music and fun! Location is the The Musical call (904) 389-8417. your support and wear your respec- taking place Wednesday, April Joyner’s sidekick comedians CWM headquarters at 613 W. tive union t-shirts or identifying 17th, 6 - 8 p.m. at 927 Events, 927 Cedarin Crawford presents “The Huggy Lowdown and Chris Paul, Ashley St. For more info visit Your Helping Hand of union gear. Location is the Baseball W. Forsyth Street. Come learn how Five HeartBeats,” Saturday, April April 25th - 27th at 7 p.m. For www.clarawhitemission.org. North Florida’s Grounds, 301 A. Philip Randolph you can get more involved with the 20th at 2 p.m. at Florida State tickets and more info visit Blvd. For more info contact Doris ACLU in your community. Keynote College of Jacksonville (FSCJ) www.comedyzone.com. Attend the Your Helping Hand of speaker is Micah W. Kubic, JYW Clean-Up Event Kent Campus, 3939 Roosevelt North Florida’s “50 Cent New or Orr-Richardson (904) 354-0344. Executive Director of the ACLU of Attend Jacksonville Youth Works Blvd. Get your tickets now for this MOSH After Dark: Uses Clothing,” giveaway, Sunday, Florida. To RSVP and for more info upcoming Northside Community fiery rendition of five guys in a April 14th, 1 - 4 p.m. Location is BDC Meeting Jazz in Jax call (904) 353-8097. Clean-Up event on Saturday, April band, their challenges, hopes and 5010 Cleveland Rd. For more info Beaches Democratic Club wel- On April 25th from 6 to 9 p.m. its 20th from 8 a.m. - 11a.m. Come dreams! 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