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Sonja Thompkins, a brick and mortar business strategist and founder of SincerelySonja.com, said #BuyBlack is a trend for consumers of color to consciously spend their money within their own communities and particularly with Black‐owned businesses. (Sonja Thompkins/SincerelySonja.com) By Stacy M. Brown (NNPA Newswire Contributor) and building up the local businesses, some that are “Because of the [#BuyBlack] movement, we’ve owned by our friends, neighbors, and relatives.” received many telephone calls from individuals and Overreaction: Cam It’s a trend that many are hoping won’t just turn Jones continued: “Similar to the #ECStrong initia‐ organizations who’ve shown a lot of interest,” Newton will eschew into a passing fad. tive, a community can only heal, recover, and perse‐ Haskins said. “Once folks learned or discovered that fashion, dress boring Late last month, Essence magazine noted that vere if its residents are willing to make an invest‐ we are Black‐controlled, things took off.” Source: Associated Press after years of slow‐burning idealism, #BuyBlack has ment in its infrastructure.” The idea of supporting the community is vital for seen a community‐wide takeoff. The idea of Black capitalism goes back many all involved, said Shahara Wright, an attorney and And, as the holiday season moves into full swing, decades, according to an NPR report which cited the business development strategist with The CEO the #BuyBlack campaign has led many to imagine advocacy of civil rights activists Booker T. Effect, LLC, a Stafford, Texas‐based organization that Entertainment - what would happen if African‐Americans — the Washington and Marcus Garvey for African‐ provides small and mid‐sized companies with legal Page 6 largest consumer group of color in the United States Americans to create and do business with each and business strategies including entity formation, with an estimated $1.2 trillion in spending power — other to build wealth within their own communities. mergers and acquisitions, investor packages and routinely demonstrated allegiance to the 2.6 million The #BuyBlack movement has helped Black‐ contracts. Black‐owned businesses that exist in America. owned banks to realize substantial gains. In one “I think it only works when it is local. Many people “I think the #BuyBlack initiative is a good move for month, this summer, Washington, D.C.‐based point to Jewish and Asian communities, which seem the Black community and not just because of dollars Industrial Bank opened more than 1,500 new to have cohesive purchasing power to support their and cents,” said Walt L. Jones III, principal of the accounts with deposit balances of about $2.7 mil‐ own,” Wright said. “The #BuyBlack seeks to create SEQ Advisory Group, a Bethesda, Maryland‐based lion — or more than the number of accounts that that same idea…it ultimately has to be a community management consulting and advisory firm dedicat‐ are usually opened in a six‐month period. that you support consistently.” ed to helping businesses achieve the highest level of At Baltimore‐based Harbor Bank, new accounts NAACP and FEMA performance and efficiency. “There’s the deeper totaled about $10 million in deposits, said Joseph Continues on Page 2 Renew Disaster perspective of reinvesting in our own community Haskins Jr., the bank’s president and chairman. Response Agreement The Original Pancake House DFW Makes $1000 Donation to Big Brothers Big Sisters Ex-judge Faith Johnson named Inspiration Dallas County's top prosecutor for the Week (AP) ‐ A former North Texas judge and ex‐prosecutor has been named Dallas County's district attorney. Gov. Greg Abbott on Tuesday appointed fellow Republican Faith Johnson to replace Susan Hawk, who resigned in September. Hawk, who took office in 2015, quit just weeks after returning to work following inpatient treatment Pictured left to right Kevin Payne, OPH‐DFW President and Bill Chinn ‐ for mental illness. Abbott says Big Brothers Big Sisters Dallas President Johnson will serve through 2018 to finish Hawk's term. The Original Pancake House (OPH) DFW donated $1000 to Big Johnson holds a bachelor's Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) in Dallas. In the spirit of giving this degree in psychology and a master's holiday season, OPH‐DFW in Addison donated a portion of their degree in community counseling Scripture of Thanksgiving Day sales to the local organization that provides from Georgia State University. She's positive mentoring relationships to children facing adversity. a graduate of the Texas Southern the Week www.bbbstx.org University Thurgood Marshall "The Original Pancake House and our Guests are proud to School of Law. support BBBS," said Kevin Payne, OPH‐DFW President. "This Johnson, who'll be the first black remarkable organization works to develop positive relation‐ female district attorney for Dallas ships that have a direct and lasting effect on the lives of young County, worked seven years as a people." prosecutor in the DA's office, then For more information about The Original Pancake House served as a judge for 17 years before Former North Texas Judge Faith Johnson DFW visit, www.ophdfw.com. opening her own firm in 2009. Photo Credit: Faith Johnson & Associates, L.L.P.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Dallas Post Tribune is pub‐ lished weekly by the Tribune EDITORIAL PAGE Dr. Mary E. Beck, Chairperson Publishing Mrs. Dorothy Lee Incorporated, 2726 S. Beckley, Atty. Theodora Lee, Co‐Chair Dallas, Texas, 75224, Bulk Rate Dr. Theronica Bond, MD [1345]. Postage is paid to the Atty. Gary Bond Dallas Postmaster. Send address changes to The Dallas Post Tribune, Mrs. Mollie Belt P.O. Box 570769, Dallas, Texas, From Banks to Beauty Products Dr. George Willis 75357‐0769. THE DALLAS POST TRIBUNE is not responsible for unsolicited materials. Address all STAFF correspondence to EDITOR, The Dr. Theronica Bond Dallas Post Tribune, P.O. Box President 763939, Dallas, Texas 75376‐3939 The #BuyBlack Movement Is Real or e‐mail production@dallaspost‐ Mrs. Shirley Gray trib.net. All articles should be Publisher/President Operations, addressed to the appropriate staff Billing & Collections member. Advertisements, articles, Ms. Chloe Buckley editorials, letters to the editor and cartoons appearing in the paper do President/ Production not necessarily represent the phi‐ Mrs. Mattie Weatherman losophy or views of The Dallas Post Production Tribune. Regulations for Publication Atty. Gary Bond, Legal Counselor 1) We reserve the right to edit Ms. Peggy Walker, Consultant articles for content and proper grammar. We also reserve the right to truncate articles for space STAFF WRITERS requirements. Rev. Johnny C. Smith 2) We reserve the right to Dr. Colleen White refuse any advertisement or can‐ cel any advertisement contract. Dr. Ester Davis 3) Deadline for receipt of arti‐ Dr. Joyce Teal cles is MONDAY AT NOON WITH Ms. Natashia Cooper NO EXCEPTIONS unless authorized by the publisher. Evangelist Waydell Nixon 4) Deadline for receipt of advertisements is MONDAY AT CIRCULATION NOON. Advertisements will not Mr. Elester Coleman be received after that point unless they are camera ready and have Mrs. Joan Fowler been approved by the publisher. Mr. Samuell Ferrell 5) All articles and advertise‐ Mr. Jermain Clemon ments must be proofed by the article placer or advertiser. We will not be held responsible for ADVERTISING any errors if the article placer or Dr. Ester Davis advertiser does not proof their Richelieu Dennis, the founder and CEO of Sundial Brands, the largest Black‐owned beauty company in the country, sees the article or advertisement. positive effects of the #BuyBlack movement. (Richelieu Dennis/Sundial Brands) Ms. Chloe Buckley 6) Articles and advertisements received past the stated deadlines PRODUCTION will be held over for the next pub‐ Continued from Page 1 Black buying power has seen we do not want to do so any‐ Dennis said. Ms. Chloe Buckley lication if applicable. an 86 percent increase since more. “Over the last 25 years, I’ve 7) We will not be held respon‐ Sonja Thompkins, a brick & 2000 and accounts for 8.7 per‐ Harmon continued: “[The received questions and judg‐ Mrs. Mattie Weatherman sible for pictures that are not claimed after two (2) weeks. mortar business strategist and cent of the nation’s total. The #BuyBlack movement] is about ments about our products and founder of SincerelySonja.com, growth in black buying power empowering our people and I our business that I’m pretty sure PHOTOGRAPHER Pictures held after two (2) weeks are subject to disposal. said #BuyBlack is a trend for con‐ stems in part from an increase in think it is a great movement, few, if any, White‐owned busi‐ Mr. Frederick Waheed 8) Advertisement positioning sumers of color to consciously the number of Black‐owned busi‐ because we are not only letting nesses have ever had to answer based on a first‐come basis. spend their money within their nesses as well as from an uptick our communities know, but let‐ like ‘Since you’re Black, your ADVISORY BOARD Positioning can be guaranteed for 15% over total cost. own communities and particular‐ in education among the African‐ ting the world know we are products are just for Black peo‐ Dr. George Willis, Chairman Credo of The Black Press ly with Black‐owned businesses, American population, which worth more than what we have ple, right?’” Dr. C.C. Russeau, Co‐Chair The Black Press believes that a welcome movement. leads to higher incomes, the been given in the past.” The reality is that Black beauty Dr. Gwen Clark, Co‐Chair America can best lead the world “I believe it gives people a report noted. Being a Black‐owned business is at the forefront of the beauty Dr. Thalia Matherson, Secretary away from racial and national antagonisms when it accords to sense of pride to see businesses Also, despite historically high in the beauty industry presents a revolution – from the mass shift Mrs. LaWanda Durham Mitchell every person, regardless of race, like ours that offer an array of unemployment rates, African‐ unique set of challenges that has to demanding natural ingredi‐ Mrs. Delia Lyons Dr. Ruth Wyrick color or creed, full human and legal quality products in our own com‐ Americans have shown resiliency encouraged retailers, said ents to the natural, textured hair ‐Mrs. Shirley Fridia ‐ ‐Dr. Alfred Roberts ‐ rights. Hating no person, fearing no munities,” Thompkins said. “And, in their ability to persevere as Richelieu Dennis, the founder that we now see on runways, in person, the Black Press strives to Mrs. Sharon H. Cornell ‐ Mrs. Alvastine Carr help every person in the firm belief because most people are going consumers. and CEO of Sundial Brands, the advertisements and on the cov‐ Mrs. Barbara Sweet Williams that all are hurt as long as anyone is to spend the money anyway, the “The #BuyBlack is important largest Black‐owned beauty com‐ ers of international magazines Ms. Joan Fowler, Mrs. Bobbie Foster held back. recent occurrences of injustice because so much of us do not pany in the country which manu‐ and beyond, Dennis said. make people want to do some‐ buy Black, and subsequently we factures Shea Moisture, Shea Dennis continued: “So, we Editorial Board: Vice Chairman ‐ Mrs. Shirley Gray; Consultant ‐ thing. Everyone’s not protesting watch Black businesses get shut Girl, Nubian Heritage and have to be positioned to serve all Mrs. Dorothy Lee; Consultant ‐ Ms. Peggy Walker; Consultant ‐ in the street. They have chosen down because of this,” said Madam C.J. Walker beauty cul‐ consumers as other groups Dr. Ester Davis; Consultant to make a statement economical‐ Gerra Harmon, founder of ture. evolve into embracing new, more ly.” Affirmative‐clapbaction.com, a “So, I am especially encour‐ inclusive beauty standards. It is Results from the most recent web retailer that Harmon said is aged to see the raised level of critical that we capture the mar‐ Nielsen study revealed that the all about the creation of some‐ consciousness that many Black ket we have created and that we Black buying power has contin‐ thing individuals can identify beauty bloggers are driving to don’t leave it for someone else to ued to increase, rising from its with and wear proudly. “In the bring attention to an issue that capitalize on which has historical‐ current $1 trillion level to a fore‐ past, African‐Americans would has long been a challenge for ly been the case.” It’sRe-Subscribe Time to The toDallas RenewPost Tribune casted $1.3 trillion by 2017. overlook Black businesses and Black‐owned beauty brands,” Mail Check or Money Order to:Dallas Post Tribune P.O. 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RERA: Born Jan. 17, 1974 in 13, 1967 in Albuquerque, New boxed as a teenager and Mexico City. ... nicknamed Mexico. ... learned to box from assumed duties as a trainer at "The Baby Faced Assassin" his grandfather and compiled age 17. ... guided such notable was a five‐time Mexican a 101‐21 (65 KOs) amateur boxers as Joe Bugner and Paul national champion who post‐ record. ... turned pro in 1988 Briggs, as well as world cham‐ ed a 56‐4 amateur record and captured the USBA and pions Gairy St. Clair, Billy Dib, before turning pro in 1989 at NABF titles Jeff Harding, and Hall of age 15. ... won his first 43 before stopping Henry Famers Jeff Fenech, Kostya bouts and captured the NABF Martinez in 1994 for the Tszyu, and Virgil Hill. ...also super flyweight title before vacant WBO super flyweight served as a fitness trainer for winning world championships crown. .. successfully defend‐ high‐profile rugby players in in three weight divisions. ... in ed the belt 13 times, including Australia. 1995 won the WBO super ban‐ wins over Willy Salazar, Arthur JERRY ROTH: Born Gerald tamweight title with a 12‐ Johnson, Ivan Alvarez, and Howard Roth on May 12, 1941 round victory over Daniel Hugo Soto. ... added the IBF in Scranton, Pennsylvania. ... Jimenez and successfully belt with 12‐round win over began working as a judge for defended the title eight times, hometown rival Danny the Nevada State Athletic including wins over Romero in 1997. ... vacated Commission in 1980. ... Eddie Croft, Kennedy the belts after two title became one of boxing's lead‐ McKinney, and Jesse defenses to campaign as a ing judges, officiating 225 Benavides. ... lost the crown to and captured world title bouts, including Junior Jones in 1996 (DQ 5) the WBA crown with a 12‐ Larry Holmes‐Gerry Cooney, but rebounded to capture round win over Nana Konadu Julio Cesar Chavez‐Meldrick Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton wears a black coat and hat as he talks with reporters vacant WBO belt from Richie in 1998. ... lost for the first Taylor, Roy Jones Jr.‐James during a post‐game news conference after an NFL football game against the Seattle Seahawks, Wenton in 1998. ... lost the time when he dropped the Toney, ‐ Sunday, Dec. 4, 2016, in Seattle. 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Carolina's loss at Seattle blown out by the Newton to avoid any Kelley, and Paulie Ayala pre‐ 45. 15, 1957 in . ... gradu‐ ceded the 2004 rubber match OLD‐TIMER CATEGORY (last ated from University because of a dress code Seahawks (8‐3‐1). future violations is to with Morales for the WBC bout no earlier than 1943; no with a degree in journalism in super featherweight belt. ... later than 1988) 1978. ... worked at Town & violation. Derek Newton is known for ignore fashion and dress added the IBF title in a unifica‐ EDDIE BOOKER: Born Hilton Village newspaper and upon Anderson was under cen‐ his colorful, stylish boring. tion bout with Robbie Peden Edward Booker on Nov. 5, graduating was hired by in 2005. ... lost the WBC title 1917 in Alto, Texas. ... moved London Publishing Company, to Juan Manuel Marquez in to California at age 10 and which produced boxing and 2007. ... retired in 2011 with a won numerous local, state and wrestling magazines. ... in record of 67‐7 (44 KOs). ... national amateur titles there. 1989 was named editor‐in‐ serves as an analyst for TV ... turned pro in 1935 after chief of The Ring magazine Azteca. relocating to San Francisco and held the position until EVANDER HOLYFIELD: Born and remained there through‐ 1997. ... freelanced for various Oct. 19, 1962 in Atmore, out his career. ... won both the boxing publications and also Georgia. ... nicknamed "The California and worked in television, appear‐ Real Deal" ... capped his 160‐ middleweight championships. ing on ESPN, SportsChannel, 14 (75 KOs) amateur career ... met Archie Moore three USA's Tuesday Night Fights, with a bronze medal at the times, drawing twice (1941, and CNN. ... in 2001 became a 1984 Olympic Games and 1942), and became the first boxing analyst on Showtime. turned pro that year at man to stop Moore with an : Born . ... in eight‐round knockout in 1944. May 2, 1940 in San Francisco. only his 12th fight defeated ... also went 1‐1‐1 against Hall ... began his broadcasting Dwight Qawi for the WBA of Famer Holman Williams. ... career in 1965. ... after stints cruiserweight title and scored wins over Lloyd in doing televi‐ became unified champion Marshal and Harry "Kid" sion and radio for NBC, left for with knockout wins over IBF Matthews before being forced HBO to take over for Hall of champion Rickey Parkey and to retire due to a detached Fame broadcaster Don WBC champion Carlos retina in 1944. .. was never Dunphy on World DeLeon. ... wins over heavy‐ stopped in his career despite Championship Boxing along‐ weights James Tillis, Pinklon the high caliber of opposition side and Sugar Thomas, Michael Dokes, and he met and finished with a pro Ray Leonard. ... called Alex Stewart set up a 1990 record of 66‐5‐8 (32 KOs). ... 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Leaders of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) on Friday Dec. 2 extended an historic agree‐ ment to work together to plan and respond to future national emergencies through 2018. The Memorandum of Agreement signed by NAACP President and CEO Cornell William Brooks and FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate extends the formal collabo‐ ration between the two organizations to partner on preparation and responses to natural and man‐made Rev. Ray Hines, Jr., Pastor disasters through July 2017. The original agreement was signed in 2013. Under the two‐year exten‐ Sixty-third sion signed Friday, the civil rights organization and the Church Anniversary Celebration federal agency will continue to collaborate at the nation‐ al, state and local levels to Rev. Ray Hines Jr., Pastor Associate Ministers, officers and the entire ensure that communities of church family of the New Jerusalem Institutional Baptist Church will color are included in celebrate the Sixty‐third Anniversary of our beloved church on response planning for large emergencies, including hur‐ Sunday, December 11, 2016 at 3:30 pm. We invite you, the public to ricanes, floods, wildfires and come and fellowship with us. Everyone is welcome; Sons of New tornadoes through training Jerusalem, former members and friends. We will be waiting to greet and participation on adviso‐ you and we know you will be glad you came. ry planning groups. The NAACP hopes to work together with FEMA follow‐ Special guest speaker for this Celebration will be; Pastor Todd Atkins ing a major disasters to iden‐ and his congregation from Salem Institutional Baptist Church. tify and advocate for at‐risk populations and help with relief efforts. Remember, we will be excited to see you there!

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