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Volume 19, No.11 January 05, 2011 Volume 19, No.11“And Ye Shall Know The Truth...” January 05, 2011 In This Issue The Truth Editorial Page 2 Perryman Page 3 Ashford Page 4 Kwanzaa Page 5 Health Section Eating Healthy Page 6 2010 Resolutions Page 7 Another Health Care Bill Page 7 NAMI Page 8 Angela Steward Page 9 Ask Ryan Page 10 Book Review Page 11 Minister Page 13 BlackMarketPlace Page 14 Classifieds Page 15 Page 2 The Sojourner’s Truth January 05, 2011 This Strikes Us … Community Calendar A Sojourner’s Truth Editorial January 8 Ah, celebrity! Ain’t it grand? West Toledo Bereavement Ministry Monthly Meeting: 1430 W. Bancroft; 10 Michael Vick is back atop the world of professional sports and his return has created am: 567-249-7470 the kind of consternation that defies logic. Serenity C.O.G.I.C. Building Fundraiser: All you-can-eat Fish Fry; Serenity President Obama praises Vick’s current employers for providing the ex-offender with Soul Food Restaurant on Woodville; 2 to 6 pm: 419-671-6265 a second chance. Conservative pundit Tucker Carlson calls such presidential comments “beyond the pale” and opines that Vick should have been executed for his many crimes January 11 of killing dogs. For his own part, Vick has expressed remorse over and over again for his past actions, Community Resource Fair: Hosted by Washington Local Schools; Whitmer he has served a prison term, he has come to terms with bankruptcy, he has re-committed Cafeteria; 4 to 7 pm; Allowing families to access community agencies in a one- himself to his craft in a manner conspicuously missing from his first turn in the league, he stop-shop setting; Free to all Toledoans; Over 40 local agencies will be present: has lectured students on the pitfalls of following in his path and, by the way, he has become, 419-473-8237 if not the NFL’s most valuable player, part of that conversation. Missing in all the debate about Vick’s admittedly heinous crimes and why he received January 16 such an opportunity at redemption is the fact that ex-offenders, as Obama has noted, are Third Baptist Church MLK Commemorative Concert: Featuring the David simply not receving the opportunities to blend back into society. Carter Symphonic Choir, The Voices of Unity of Third Baptist, BGSU Graduate The Truth recently came into possession of a list of local companies that make public Vocal Performance Music Students; 4 pm the fact that they will hire ex-offenders (see page 15), at least under certain circumstances. It’s a list that is comprised mainly of companies in the service industry – low wages, high January 17 turnover, great desperation for unskilled workers. MLK Unity Celebration: UT and the City of Toledo’s annual celebration of Vick, on the other hand, has a particular set of skills, along with an over-abundance of talent. So whenever we discuss Vick and his comeback, there is bound to be no small the life of Martin Luther King, Jr; 9:30 to 11:30 am; Savage Arena; “One World, measure of hypocrisy tossed into that conversation. One People;” Speakers include Dr. Lloyd Jacobs, Mayor Mike Bell; Interfaith Obama, for his part, conducted a private conversation with an NFL owner and happened Choir performs to congratulate him on the Vick acquisition. Let’s take that for what it was, a sports fan carried away with enthusiasm. Happens to many of us. January 22 The fact is, Jeff Lurie, principal owner of the Philadelphia owners, Andy Reid, coach Warren AME 2011 Gospel Extravaganza: 4 pm; Calling all praise teams, and general manager of same, don’t really have much of an interest in extending second choirs, praise dancers, vocalists, step teams. Drill and mime teams: 419-243- chances simply for the sake of extending second chances. Especially in a town such as 2237 Philly, whose football fans once booed Santa Claus. Toledo School for the Arts Open House: 10 am: 419-246-8732 ext 250 Vick gives the Eagles a chance to win and if he didn’t, Lurie and Reid wouldn’t have given him a second glance, much less a second chance. January 23 Then comes the all-too-smug Carlson who doesn’t believe in second chances for Vick. Greater St. Mary MBC 2nd Annual Old Ship of Zion “Candlelight Service:” Carlson not only offers no second chance for Vick, but he also would have strung him up initially as punishment for the offense of killing dogs. Carlson, by way of explanation, 6 pm; Toledo’s finest and other special guests of honor; Bro. Larry Jones admits that he is a Christian who has made his own share of mistakes (no, not you, too, “Quartermaster” of the ship; Pastor Robert Lyons Tucker!) and who believes in second chances – generally – but certainly not for dog killers. But somewhere in between the naïve sports enthusiast and his not-so-private com- January 29 ments about the selfless Eagles and the idiotic pundit who has forgotten at least one basic UT/Toledo EXCEL 27th Annual Conference for Aspiring Minority Youth: tenet of Christianity lie the vast majority of Americans, most of whom love a winner. “Success or Failure: The Consequence of Choice;” 8: 30 am to 1 pm; UT’s Eagles fans certainly love a winner. This year Vick has risen in their estimation in direct Student Union Auditorium; Featuring author Wes Moore – guest speaker: 419- proportion to the wins he has helped his team accumulate. Currently 60 percent of 530-3823 or 419-530-3820 Philadelphia residents say they have a more positive view of Vick based on his performance on the field. It is not too much of a stretch to guess that the same poll conducted in the other NFC East cities – New York, Washington, D.C. and Dallas – would produce far different results. We’re also going to go out on a limb and predict that Vick’s poll numbers are going to drop dramatically in Philly if the Eagles do not advance deep into the playoffs. And for those who have no forgiveness in their hearts whatsoever for the celebrity ex- offender, we really need to offer a few solutions. So let’s do this for the Michael Vicks and Martha Stewarts of the world. Yes, you can be set free after serving your time, and you can work for one of those few companies that are willing to hire you. However, if you return to your previous career, there will be a limit on how much money you can earn and how much camera time you can have. No endorsements, no book or movie deals and it is absolutely forbidden that you enjoy anything that could remotely resemble success. We want you flipping burgers in perpetuity. For the celebrity, after all, there can be no limit to the debt you owe to society. The Sojourner’s Truth Toledo’s Truthful African-American Owned and Operated Newspaper Kevin McQueen Publisher Fletcher Word Publisher and Editor Becky McQueen Business Manager Brittany Jones Reporter Vickie Shurelds Reporter Sharon Guice Reporter James Fowler Reporter Artisha Lawson Reporter Jack Ford Political Columnist Michael J. Hayes Entertainment Critic Jason L. Lee Sr. Layout Designer Jennifer Retholtz Webmaster Pamela Anderson Sales Representative Kathy Sweeny Ad Creation A Certified MBE, 2009 The Sojourner’s Truth, 1811 Adams Street, Toledo, Ohio 43604 Phone 419-243-0007 • Fax 419-255-7700 [email protected] www.thetruthtoledo.com January 05, 2011 The Sojourner’s Truth Page 3 Our Unfinished Business By Rev. Donald L. Perryman, D.Min. The Truth Contributor but because he attempted methods, but by reclaim- while encouraging, prepar- Finally, the community serving black and white cli- to live his dream. While we ing values from the past. ing and funding black stu- historically responded to ents and employing a di- have become experts in What are these lost dents’ successful pursuit segregation and racism verse staff of stylists, ex- quoting “the dreamer,” liv- gems? of college and specialized through innovation and pediting the egress of ing the dream remains our Undoubtedly, education degrees” from legitimate, entrepreneurism. A host of money from the commu- unfinished business. – “the primary tool of “accredited” institutions of black businesses including nity along with the cultural According to the Na- emancipation and liberation higher learning. hospitals, banks, restau- experience and unique so- tional Urban League’s 2010 for African-Americans in Achieving innovative rants, insurance compa- cialization that many Afri- State of Black America, the our fight for true equality governmental reform and nies, newspapers, doctors can-American women have median wealth of African- in this country,” – is the improvement of the edu- and funeral homes evolved traditionally depended on Americans is $9,500 ver- key to economic advance- cation system is the foun- to maintain the viability of to relax and unwind. sus $116,500 for whites, ment for African-Ameri- dation of economic free- the black community. Yet, research shows that median household income cans. dom and remains the black Today, the difficulty of black entrepreneurs pro- for blacks is only 60 per- African-Americans community’s unfinished obtaining credit, the in- duce, through their chil- cent of white household have always understood business. creased competition dren, the greatest number income and black unem- this and sold chickens and Secondly, a way has to brought about by integra- of black college graduates, ployment is nearly double eggs and saved hard-earned be found to encourage mar- tion, and the lack of pur- professionals, and The bright joyous at 14.8 percent compared nickels and dimes to build riage in the black commu- chasing power which businesspersons or execu- dreams of freedom ..
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