The Minority Voice, July 16-31, 2005


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July 16 - 31,2005 The Minority Voice Newspaper Page 9

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African-American Doc-
tor Documents Evidence
e Di .
Malnutrition, and the
Medical Sins of the
Health Care Industry

Vaccinations - the deadly lie! No
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What you don Tt know may kill you
or your children!

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ee « ue Whitaker, N.D., author and lec-

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, ne = Sok a regarding disease, malnutrition

and the medical sins of the health

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Topics in the book include:

* Soy: The Meatless Decep-
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Needle;

* Fluoride How America Ret
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" Ritalin: The Drug That is
Killing Our Children.

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a Doctorate in Naturopathy and is
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Interracia Marriage gaining more ACCEPTANCE peep
Jat labe The melting pot ? metaphor be- est inter-marriage rates, while Ameti- $00,000 2 million. _Allate-2003 Gallup survey found compared to 5 percent who have lee
WASHINGTON, DC (PS) Th came even more popular years a can Indians, Heeaiane,and multiple The ssudy noted that changes i that 86 percent of blacks, 79 percent than a high hool education.

| lages i isin executives on Madi 3 arly, inter-racial couples

hen adver race | have. the highest. Asians tacial attitudes over the last 30 of Hispanics, and 66 percent of whites Simila 5
m son Avenue remade the image of .and people fall in-between. clearly played a major role ie te said they would accept their child or are T more likely to live in populous

* oBetty Crocker, ? a brand T name of Black men are more likely to in- _ mushrooming of inter-racial mar- indchild marrying someone of a areas where the population is racially
my . General Mills, Inc., according to. termarry than Black women, while riages, which were i in most states different race. As recently as 1990, diverse, in part because opportuni-

Rochelle Stanfield, writing in The Asian women are more likely to in- at the end of the 19th century. As re- two out of every three whites said they ties for people to meet at work or.
_ National Journal. termarry than Asian men. Men and _cently.as 1945, the legislature of Cali- would oppose any relative marrying a school T.are greater. ee
" oBetty's portrait is now in its women from other racial groups, on fornia which, next to Hawaii, has be- black person... oo The western U.S., with its popu-
eighth incarnation since the first com-- the other hand, are equally likely to come the country Ts most multi-racial Yet another 2003 poll found that lation centers and high racial diver-
posite oo in 1936-with _intermarry. state, emai law that banned mar- 77 percent of respondents had no sity, had twice the rtion of in-
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: ene and blue eyes, ? she wrote in About one-fourth of Hispanic een whites and N » objection to blacks and whites dat- ter-racial couples (1 ) percent) as other

2000. oHer new look is brown-cyed couples are inter-Hispanic, a rate that Mongolisns (which inteaded ingeach other, © _ Major regions (5 percent), according
-*tand dark-haired. She has a duskier has been fairly stable since 1980. Chinese and Ja ), and Malays. - " Inter-marriage rates, wong to the report. Hawaii, Alaska, Cali-
| complexion than her seven. predeces- Younger and better-educated . ; oAfter World War II, however, the to the report tend to T increase wit fornia, Nevada, and Oklahoma led the
» sors, with features representing an people in the U.S. are more likely to law began. to change as U.S, setvice- education for most groups. Nine per- rest of the SHAS
_amalgam of white, Hispanic, India, intermarry than older and less-edu- men married Japanese women, and nt
~ oAftican-and Asian ancestry. In fact, a " cated citizens,. as: the civil rights; movement began RTE E

computer created Betty in the mid- U.S.-born Asians and Hispanics ing anti-mi

2 , 7 anti-miscegenation laws in o
1990s oby blending photos of 75 di- = i ova wel blacks Coan In 1367, che U.S Supreme a , i as
verse women. ? more likely to intermarry than foreign- ¢ urt ruled that all such lawswere |" - pun inie a
: oo For purposes of the new PRB born Asians and Hispanics and US. unconstiutonel although ittookAl-°| PAYS ALUMP SUM OF CASH FOR: .
Rhonda iid tous Ms Oe, ig Study, pple asin aaron as - Porn whites we cd 2000. eh bama weed 2000 to repeal its pes. OWNER-FINANCED MORTGASGAGE,
oie ile whee of inter. et-tacial - that is, between peopic " Between 1970 and 2000, the According to a recent Gallu Ai 4 ER NTS ' S
phi pcb Not of thos from different racial groups, includ- number of children living in inter-ra- study, the pabcentage of whites who - PERSONAL INJURY SETTLEME ANNUITIES,

pe: is type of marriage White (75 percent of the total popu- cial families increased nearly fourfold favored laws against marriages be- ~ AND LOTTERY WINNINGS
40 ape a, OPE fm eerriege lation), black (12 percent), Asian and - from 900,000 to 3 million, while tween blacks and whites has declined
many states, includin . North Caro. Pacific Islander (4 percent), Ameri- the number in inter-Hispanic fami- from 35 percent in the 1970s to 10 | |
lina. Photolcurtis wilon can Indian (1 percent), osome other lies increased nearly three-fold, from Percent in the early 2000s. - . |

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8 . cent), or multiple race (2 percent) - or
cording to a new report which con- _ inter-Hi ic - which applied to in- :
Cludes that U.S. attitudes towards in- dividuals of Hispanic origin who mar-
ter-racial dating and marriage have tied a non-Hispanic partner.
undergone a osea change ? over the past Fhose who identified themselves
generation. _ as Hispanics, who could also choose "
wing in to increased im- any race, constituted a total of 13 per-
migration and higher education lev- cent of the total. (Not all Hispanics
els, the. percentage of inter-racial _ chose the some other race SOR] Cat-
couples grew ftom under 1 percent in egory.)
2000 to more than 5 percent of the Aside from the more than five-
estimated 57 million couples recorded " fold increase in the percentage of in-
in the aged -sern soning to the rer-racial married couples key find- -
Report by the Washington- Popu- ings of the report included: " -
lation Reference Bureau (PRB). © The ypinal inter-racial couple is Tonia Freeman enna Freeman
: apex ager ated into an increase a eee ae with a ay a Barber/Owner Managers .
m roughly 300,000 inter-racial * spouse, while inter-marriage en | , . Peg.
couples in 1970 to 1.5 million in 1990 two people from minority racial 600 &. Pitt St. Greenville, NC 27834
to more than 3 million in 2000, ac- groups is relatiyely infrequent. (252) 7§2-0992

cording to the 36- rt, oNew ites and Blacks have the low-
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of slackening, suggests that the United : oHej : licati .
States is shifting cicreaiieiy Gonil The City of Sse is accepting applications from volunteers to serve on the following boards and

osalad bowl ? - where racial groups

maintain their separate identities and Affordable Housing Loan Committee , Human Relations Council

resist marrying outside their groups - Board of Adjustment Pitt-Greenville Airport Authority
to'an " " more op Pot, here Citizens Advisory Commission on Authors Convention & Visitors
including marriage, with people of a Cable Television Planning & Zoning Commission
difference race, Community Appearance Commission _. Police Community Relations Committee
mast prpraliniar el ang Environmental Advisory Commission rs uli anspor tation & Parking

Of the 281 million people enumer- Firemen's Relief Fund _ Recreation & Parks Commission
ated in the 2000 Gensus, more than Greenville Utilities Commission Redevelopment Commission * ? ve
2.4 percent, og 7 millior opeo Soe om oddistoric Preservation Commission a Sheppard Memorial Lib sa
por multiple race, . rlerstates Housing Authority .

the number,

, If you live inside the City limits of Greenville and would like to be considered for an appointment, please call T
The 2000 Census was the first in the City Clerk Ts Office, 329-4423, to obtain an application to indicate your interest or send a written request

hin epic. ethan to the City Clerk's Office, P.O. Box 7207, Greenville, NC 27835. Also, you can access a resume form:on the

heck, along with 15 other Pe, web. at http://greenvillenc.gov.

including 11 Asian and Pacific sub- YOU ARE ENCOURAGED TO PARTICIPATE IN CITY GOVERNMENT!
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The Minority Voice, July 16-31, 2005
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The 'M' voice : Eastern North Carolina's minority voice-since 1987. Greenville. N.C. : Minority Voice, inc. James Rouse, Jr. (1942-2017), began publication of The "M" Voice in 1987 with monthly issues published intermittently until 2010. At different times, the paper was also published as The "M"inority Voice and The Minority Voice. It focused on the Black community in Eastern North Carolina. Pages not displaying for this online item were missing from the original microfilm and could not be digitized.
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