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Vol. 5 No. 9 Sept. 1996 Complimentary to churches I>cr/li /' f / ( //// ( /<•< and community groups JHmnrfiii ©ppnrhmfiy Nefris 2730 STEMMONS FRWY STE. 1202 TOWER WEST, DALLAS, TEXAS 75207 tfJOV VOLUME 5, NO. 9 September 1996 TPA Comp USA: The Black Rev. Frederick Haynes Equal Vote: cries foul on - . - How strong Opportunity? Wheatland Terrace From The Editor Chris Pryer iE(oiflti(o)i?a®n •\ photo by Derrick Waiters How much is We mtast keep vigilant The right to free speech is one about the community's reaction to it. Ken Dowe, director of broad­ $1 Billion? of the most precious of all of the "offensive lyrics" in rap songs cast operations for Service Broad­ Much has been made of the relation­ rights guaranteed by the United played on radio station KJMZ-FM casting (owner of the station) and ship between Nation of Islam leader Min­ States constitution. It is the (100.3). The urban contemporary Skip Murphy, who played the ister Louis Farrakhan and Libyan strong­ bedrock of democracy, tightly format of the station assured its offending songs, publicly apolo­ man Col Moammar Khadafi. After all, interwoven into the very fabric of heavy popularity in the African gized for the oversight and recon­ the good Colonel is number one on the "Old Glory/' right along with our American adolescent community. U.S. government's most wanted list, one firmed their commitment to main­ of the leading instigators of terrorist acts right to "...life, liberty and the pur­ The recurring themes of drug use, taining a moral standard regard­ throughout the the world. And of course suit of happiness." casual sex and violence (and the ing the type of lyrics broadcast on Minister Farrakhan, having in common Of course, with freedom of implied glorification of same) is their airwaves. the same religion as Khadafi (in a some­ any kind comes commensurate not appropriate musical fare for We must all continue to be vig­ what loose sense) and being a Palestin­ responsibility. Responsibility that our children and should not be tol­ ilant in ensuring that responsibili­ ian sympathizer, is regularly vilified here erated by responsible members of in the states as being anti-Semitic and a should be borne regardless of the ty is exercised in matters of free race monger. sphere of communication — the African American community. speech and communication. Of So it comes as no surprise the uproar news, education, entertainment, This past spring, radio station course, questionable subject mat­ that accompanied the possibility of Far­ etc. A particular area of controver­ KKDA-FM {K104) drew criticism ter \vill occasionally "fall through rakhan receiving a gift from Khadafi of sy pertaining to freedom of speech for playing two songs that con­ the cracks. "But if the affected $1 billion in hard, crude cash. The home has been in the entertainment tained explicit lyrics about drugs communities, along with broad­ government is claiming receiving such a industry, specifically "rap" music. and sex. Generally, K104 endeav­ casters, continue to subscribe to a gift is lanlamounl to treason and in vio­ ors to take the moral "high road" lation of some statute precluding accept­ More than three years ago. high moral standard, we all can ing such a gift from an enemy of Ameri­ Minority Opportunity News pub­ when it comes to what's on their make a substantial contribution to ca. lished a story (A^ON, March 1993) music play list. And to their cred­ cleaning up our airwaves. And of course the African American community at-large is just as vociferous in its support of such an altruistic gesture by the Libyan leader. The government's ance with all laws and regulations; type of solidarity will mark a new protest is perceived as just onejnore outstanding compliance to the era for the black press. instance of the racism that has been so Community Reinvestment Act. We should be encouraged to much a part of our existence in this coun­ Our efforts were not in vain. know that the Bank of America try. They {white people) see a chance for Ameoca We brought attention to a key has set new initiatives to remedy us (black people) to get on our feet with­ issue. Many thanks to those who any discrepancies in its service to On July 2,1996, the Office of out them and iti spiteof them and see what supported us with letters. Kudos minorities. MON and the African they do? They want to find a way to keep the Controller of the Currency to the Dallas Examiyier and San American community appreciate us down. (OCC) received an application Antonio Observer for standing in their efforts—we will be watching. I've heard it mentioned that this $1 from the Bank of America to estab­ the breech with us. Hopefully this billion present could do a lot to build the lish new branches in Denton, Car- infrastructure of African Americans in this nation. Wow! Just think what we rollton, Mesquite and Lewisville. could do wilh all that money. Yeah, just Minority Opportunity News^ in con­ how much could we do? junction with the Dallas Examiner Some quick, elementary mathtells and San Antonio Observer, filed a me that $1 billion dollars stretched over protest to the expansion with the every black American comes out to about OCC two weeks later. $77 per person. Now, lets apply this tidy sum to the maladies that still plague Reliable data obtained black folks disproportionately—sub-par revealed that Bank of America has housing and health care; unemployment; a suspect loan history in the inferior education; unaffordable child African American community. care; teen pregnancy and violence; drugs. The bank's seeming lack of enthu­ I'll stop there. siasm in marketing loans to Don't get me wrong. It would be SI billion dollars we don't have now. But a African Americans obligated us to panacea it's not. Plus, who will decide block the expansion. how it's spent? And where? What bank Recently, the OCC upheld the will it be kept in? We could start several Bank of America's expansion black banks. Who would control them? request on the following criteria: If all it takes is $77 per person, then satisfactory supervision; no con­ who needs Khadafi—or the govern­ ment's permission? travention of geographical or COO -i-Np MON qualitative requirements; compli­ Wif^mitJPS Life Ui^S^ [ m^x^iiTKr.(?irm^^ni^>mr:^ c ark^ ^ o gbl^frr^T^^ nm^ TliSIW^5I31Ml LETTERS • • • Cover Story 18 Building Hope DearMon, Editorials 02 We Must Keep Vigilant VIOO 02 Bank of America Given the amount of advertising and Features publicity, I don't know if this letter will AIR NATIONAL GUARD 08 Wheatland Terrace Apis. make it, but I must write anyway. HAS VACANCIES It has been a year since the format hit 21 CompUSA He Texas Air National Guard currcnll; has part4ime openings in its organization for the the airwaves at VIOO which, contrary to 12 The Black Vote following positions: 34 Medical Careers popular belief, was initiated because Air Cargo Handlers, Instrumentalists, Aerospace Maintenance Mechanics, Pavements & Special owners believed they could make more Construction specialist, Utilities specialists. Heating & Air Conditioning Specialists, Inventory money advertising to an all adult market Mani^ement specialists, and Morale Welfare Recreation Services specialists. 06 Guest Columnist since those who are "middle-aged" have No Experience Required!!!: 10 Ethnic Notes the most bucks—not because people hate We M'ill train you provided you have the drive for success are wiling to attend a 11 Words for Thought rap music. If that were the case, VlOO's formal training program. Today's Air National Guard members sene just two (2) days a 15 Proprietary Information ratings would be consistently greater month and fifteen (15) days a year, and receive college assistance, a good salary, job training, 21 The March, Revisited than what they have been — nearing the and much more 26 Black Media bottom of the top 10. What VlOO ought to For more Information, contact your local Air National Guard Representative at: 26 Pen Notes consider is some of us who try to listen to 27 .Dana King 214-269-3227 the station (I enjoy 70% of the music that 29 Entertainment 214-269-3228 Air National Guard is played) are strange enough to listen to NATIONAL 30 Ask Girlfriend GUARD 214-269-3299 Americans At Their Best 30 MON's Youth Watch a song before we say yea or nay. In other 33 .Fairy Street Mama words, some of us enjoy some more cur­ 35... Non-Profits rent, upbeat music that we hear on that 36 MON's Library other station. What insults me while lis­ 36 Black Expo'96 tening is how rap music is insulted and 37 Our Story dismissed as "kid music." This gets me because it's been a long time since I've Columns been a kid. So why does the fact that I ir 02 Editor may enjoy a song ormusic style make me [Z 05 Community Pulse one? This causes me to reach for my radio 07 Pen on Fire rapidly. Why is it so important to dis­ 38 Spiritual tance yourself from another form of black 39 Real Estate music? 1 don't hear any country music on Mr. Buford L. Kemp Jt>- /p?{^'gR /gSTflM^Xft liW irl Recurring the station either, but you never brag 03,06 ....Letters about not playing it. ir~"'"""ir'™i:n[: 16-17 In The News w. icz 22-23 SWB Community Calendar Also, as far as the Tom Joyner morn­ 40-43 Career Opportunities ing show goes — I first thought it was excellent and good for Dallas.
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