The Minority Voice, September 29-October 6, 2005


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Social Justice Critic
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Tim Wise

Tim Wise is one of the most
brilliant, articulate and courageous
critics of white privilege in the na-
tion. His considerable rhetorical
skills, his fluid literary gifts and
his relentless search for the truth
makes him a critical ally in the
fight against racism and.a true sol-
dier in the war for social justice.
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tute a bulwark of common sense,

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Tim Wise is one of the most

| prominent white anti-racist voices
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ist intellectual in the nation. ? A so-
cial justice activist for the past two
decades, Wise has spoken to over

75,000 people in 46 states, on over

300 college campuses, and to hun-
dreds of community groups. He
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porate, and law enforcement offi-
cials on methods, for dismantlin
racism in their institutions, an

has. served as a consultant for

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Wise will speak at the Willis

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area of Greenville, NC, on Thurs-
day, October 6,2005 beginning at
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FOXX APPOINTMENT
from Pg. 1
Foxx said. oPeople from all over the world
are looking at these images and sying,
wow; we just really want to help. at
the end of the day its all of us.

Foxx, a native of Terrell, Texas, is
only the second male in history to re-
ceive two acting Oscar nominations
in the same year for two different
movies. In 2005, Foxx won the Acad-
emy Award as Best Actor for his role

Farrakhan

from Pg.1 |
street they call it justified homicide.
But why can't a parent have the power
to discipline their child? So you see
the social engineering [of the family}
is more the culprit than the church,
the home or the school.

: Clemons: Minister
Farhan in 1995 the theme of the
Millions Man March was atonement

and the theme for the Millions More
Movement 2005 is Unity. Can you
cite gained appreciable differences
from that point up till now [or cite
pethaps what we have failed to do]?
A; : 10 years ago God
used me to call for one Million Men
to come to Washington, and. nearly
more than 2 million came. As a re-
sult of that call 25,000 orphans found
homes, 1.7 million Black men voted
in the next election that did not vote
before, the crime and murder rate
went down in most major cities, and

many left inspired to live up to the
pledge. that each one took thet day.
Many of those men went back and
began to pay child support for their
children, mentoring programs and
many new businesses sprung up.
The thing that I said then that I
can saw now with truth as the scri
ture says- if my people which are called
by name would humble themselves
and pray and seek my face and turn
from their wicked ways then will ]
hear from heaven, forgive their sins

those Black men that left that mall,

Sept. 29 - Oct. 6, 2005 The Minority Voice Newspaper Page 9

in Ray and was nominated as Best
Supporting actor ? in the movie Col-
latéral. He became the first African

American to be nominated for two.

Oscars in the same year. Foxx also
won a 2005 NAACP Image Award

for Best Actor and he has won a

Golden Globe award, the Screen Ac-
tors Guild (SAG) award and the Brit-
ish Academy of Film and Television
Arts (BAFTA) award.

Anyone who wants to assist the
storm victims may contribute to the
NAACP Disaster Relief Fund. Con-
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made out to the NAACP Disaster
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and heal their land. Unfortunately we
humbled ourselves enough and cer-
tainly are not seeking the pleasure of
his f » MOF are we in mass turning
from our wicked ways.

So now teaching is not happen-
ing. It Ts gonna take the whipping of
winds as you read in the 37th chapter
of Ezekiel. The son of man to
those dry bones and they all heard and
rallied T and said right on brother like
we do whenever we have great articu-
late spokespersons, but the time of ar-
ticulate spokespersons is up.

What was in the Gulf was a wind
[Katrina], and that wind did more in
one day to turn people to humble
themselves and pray. And now if you
realize that more of the same is com-
ing then maybe we'll turn from our
wicked ways then God will do what
he promised and heal our ways.

Ina following question, a reporter _
from the Triangle Tribunal who asked:
Minister F an are you saying that .

Hurricane Katrina was some kind of
divine vengeance, to which Farrakhan
responded, oI know it is and more is
on the way. Let me quote you somie-
thing here, I Tm not before you to tickle
your ears and I'm not before you to
play with America. The Bible says,
as a man soweth the same shall he
also reap. Thar's just not good for
you or me- that is a pricing that ap-

P- plies to the nation of America ?.

Farrakhan continued by saying,
oIf you look at the nation Ts policy you
mean to tell me that the President of

the United States can come before the .

people and create a war on the basis

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the take intelligence and match intel-
ligence to a policy that was based on a
lie? ?

And noting the problem with war
in Iraq Farrakhan said, oyou think it Ts
your duty to get rid of Saddam
Hussein and take control of the

world Ts 2nd largest oil reserve and then

you drop bombs on those people,
degrade their water systems, put out
their lights, kill innocent ple and
you dont think that should come back
to You! You havent seen the wrath of

yet. : oo

Farrakhan warns that, othis is the
beginning of sorrows for the govern-
ment and people of the United States
of America. When you have a gov-
ernment that does these kinds of

ings in the name of the American
people and you back that, then you
are just as guilty as what you back.
What happened in New Orle , look
at the devastation; this has never hap-
pened in America before. You've had
rain, you've had unusual rain, you've
d hail, you've had snow, minor earth
quakes- but Jesus says Nation will rise
ainst Nation, Kingdom against
ingdom- Huh?

.- $0 all you Christian preachers
and Muslim scholars you preach this
now are you surprised that you are
seeing what you've been preaching?
Well I Tm here to tell you more is on
the way unless this government re-

- pents of her evil and we do. too, ?

And in conclusion, Farrakhan
ended on a somber note when he

"added that, othis Christian hypocrisy,

this Muslim hypocrisy this Jewish hy-
pocrisy, this Black and White hypoc-
risy must stop! And if we don't repent

I can tell you what the Holy Koran

says: one calamity after another until
she is laid low. So if the preachers don't
want to preach this and you read it,
then I will do my duty by America

_ and warn that the best is yet to come. ?

The summation of Minister

Farrakhan Ts press conference message

on the eve of the 10 Anniversary
Million Man March Commemora-
tion Millions More Movement Event-

obits cngids of the Minister himself:

oOur, people can: neyer be successful
until there is a moral revival and a
spiritual enlightenment among our
people. We are calling on educators
to create a new educational paradigm,
because the present system is failing

and dying because it has outlived its -

usefulness and is leaving most of
America Ts children behind. Today's
talented 10" of which W.E.B Dubois
spoke, that part of the Black Com-
munity who are highly learned and

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highly proficient in every discipline,
feel the devastation and feel the pain
they want to help, but what has been
missing is a programmatic approach
to that [which will] allow the use their
skills gifts and talents to move the
masses of our people from where they
are to where God would us to be. ?
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The Minority Voice, September 29-October 6, 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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