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Maye Ts wit brings wisdom to
book store Ts clients
By Brock Letchworth
The Daily Reflector
Friday, October 26, 2007
Lathan Tumer found comfort in
talking with Beatrice Maye
when he moved from Raleigh
to Greenville seven years ago.
As he roamed around town
mingling with different people in
the community, Tumer said it
was Maye, a retired educator,
who really sparked his interest.
oMrs. Maye has an attraction
that is so unique, ? said Tuer,
who works in student affairs at
East Carolina University.
oShe's very cosmopolitan. She
can relate to almost any subject
you want to sit down and have
a conversation about. ?
Several other people with
' Stories similar to that of Tumer
joined Maye at Barnes and
Noble Booksellers on:
NationalMarch for West
Thursday night as she signed
copies of her recently released
book oThe Wit and Wisdom of
Beatrice Maye. ? The book
that Mrs. Maye is a positive
person and that Mrs. Maye is
an avid reader who hopes she
can encourage others to read, ~
consists of a collection of
editorials written by Maye for
newspapers and magazines over
the years, With topics ranging
from religion to race relations,
Maye, 91, sajd she hopes the
book will provide a positive
. ane for anyone who reads
oThings have been so rich in my
life, ? said Maye, the first black
teacher to work at an integrated
school in Pitt County. oAnyone
who reads __ whoreadsthis book will lean
write andlivethe best if
?
possi
Dr. Earl Travathan,a local
pediatrician and longtime friend
of Maye, was the catalyst for
the book. He took the idea to
Don Edwards, owner of
Greenville Ts University Book
Exchange, and within afew
weeks the wheels were in
motion. Edwards cleared the
idea with Maye and decided to
underwrite the book.
Virginia Torture Victim Nov. 3
by Cash Michaels
Special to the NNPA from
the Wilmington Journal
Originally posted 10/25/2007
(NNPA) - oan oe
obusloads ? supporters
demonstrators from across the
nation to protest the absence
Shabazz of the
D.C.-based Black Lawyers for
Justice says a national march and
rally is planned for Charleston,
W. Va. for Saturday, Nov 3,
The primary organizets for the
march are Black Lawyers for
Justice (BLE) and the Support
Committee for Megan Williams.
This march will be endorsed by
at least 100 Black ions,
student groups, clergy, and other
community leaders,
?
Charleston was chosen because
the state capital and federal
courthouse are located there,
Organizers said.
So far, Logan County
prosecutors have resisted
adding either state or federal
hate crime charges to the long
litany of first-degree criminal
offenses six white career
criminals ~ three of whom are
women " are charged with in
their alleged adduction .
A pair of University Book
Exchange employees, Tony
Parker and Charles Moore,
took on the project. The duo .
visited Maye Ts home at least
once a month for more than two
years where they gathered
clippings from scrapbooks.
oThe idea had been
ing
fora while before we finally said
oAllright we can do this, ?
Moore said,
» Parker and Moore each
attended E.B. Aycock Middle
School when Maye was a
media coordinator there. Parker
said the positivity of Maye Ts
writing is sure to make this
book Ts collection an inspiration.
oHer letters are always so
popular and so positive that we
thought it would be good to
bring it out in a collected form
for the community, ? Parker said.
oThey can see what a good,
positive role model she is, ?
Maye spent nearly 40 years in
op veer ae
spent time doing radio and
television work locally. In 1983,
Maye was named one of the 25
most influential black women in
oI feel she has been an
inspiration and provided
support for a lot of people, ,
Maye Ts son, John Maye, said.
oThe Wit and Wisdom of
Beatrice Maye ? is the third
book Maya has fad pblished
Her other works are °
Rite ene
Biographies of Black orth
AnAnthology Gana
profits from the saleofthe "
current book will go to a charity
of Maye Ts choice. Pe
Brock Letchworth can be T
contacted at
bletchworth@coxnc.com and
329-9574.
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e | County NAACP featured 1898) Which in many ways was
uy The NC General AssembI surviving descendants of 1898 Worse. ?
4 mustenactpending legislation victims; a panel of experts, We need to make amends for
ke - that compensates descendants including threemembersofthe that, ? Dr. Franklinadded,
ie of black victims from the 1898 __states Ts 1898 WilmingtonRace Beyond on for the
i. Wilmington race massacrefor RiotCommission, addressing the descendants, Dr. Franklin said
Fe losses suffered historically by teasons why there should be reparations should be givenin
es their families, and makes reparations andcompensation; he formofsscholarships,
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a or else the state should prepare Franklin, professor emeritus of aan histori.
to be sued, declares the Duke University, discussing why symposia for
, presidentofthe NCNAACP. he feelsjusticeis warranted for, n0tonly because for the frst
e] That sentiment was sharedby the 1898 descendants, - lime 12 descendants were
i hundreds of delegates and o Whatare we doing....asking brought together to tell how the
4 attendees during anational for apologies; offering apologies, Yagi, facisteventsofovera = wn aboveis.....Leftto right: PCt esident of
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4 ~~. | 1898Wilmington Terrorist asked rhetorically. oIwantusto their famulies today, but because Pastor James Corbett of Community Christian Church; Pitt County
ROSE GLOVER FOR Attack, ? held Oct. 12.as part stop and think about what this amajor commitment was being Commissioner Melvin McLawhom; President of Pitt
3 mei r rapier | of the64" Annual NC has done to aivast tiumber of College, Dr. Dennis Massey; Elizabeth Spruill of Pitt County
CHTY COUNCIL NAACP State Convention at people who ate still crawling on _ "rreparations pg8 Schools; PCC Job Link Director Emest Lee: Greenville City
rf the Wilmington Hilton Riverside the ground trying to get up, Councilwoman RoseGlover:
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come and be made available sar Feta cing cran
tohim. Thisisno matter World, having everything but the President ofthe United States,
position in whatever istrue that commitee buy and That is why the magnificent
community, be it diplomatic, Steal elections for the House of general who sits before us with
hustler or hood, Representatives, Both the the four stars and all the medals
Democrats and ever issued to anybody who has
in _stole the House of experienced combat as a
that Viagra be included ounderstands why he was chosen
in the deal. The Democrats now asthe person to deliver the
thighs sac. Message which was delivered to
: apm
wise pass ious, This the Engle ed tis
nota town where | ittee had juri property through a stroke of
racial politics wilgetBlacks, eee gan THeGSA - the pen. A slave code did the
anywhere. Nonetheless, Blacks anadministative : Si alee Aiea ee
cme Tk a unable to own pi
; ae ee ee | bli yee !
3 pi lowe: an and a pa every.
by ALTON, MADDOKIR. ; Insurance and Real Estate Tine bower doesiot
om vists (FIRE) have a big say in all sanctify the originalcrime.
Amsterdam News a peony acta | New York City is billons -
Originally posed 192007 ee. ae eels acme
anchored the fourth leg. Cong. ive, neg frome ~~ ? monument and proposed
Savage secured the gold. Ina uns si ~ museum constitute chump
If the truth will set us free, we _Telayrace, the first andfourth " Time was of the ésence and » change. Blacks need lawyers -__
might be enslaved forever. A " ee Politicians had to pay attention ~ who already understandthe
recent example is the myth _ (FIRE. This grouprunsNew natucoftheprolem and will
now suounding the African _ York City. The African Burial pursuetheclaim,
BurialGroundinlower Dating the secondlegofthe was of no
Masha that was mead Pee usable ge _ toFIRE Ts passion for greed. Blacks should séize control of
0199 * ans tor No mayor would step on the City Council and Gracie
FIRE Ts toes without committing Mansion in 2009 to secure
political suicide, reparations, We cu "
shes constitute the largest voting
| Ourrevered ancestors have to bloc in New York City. We
be teary-eyed. They havenever have two years to develop a
Greiner salogy and tctcs to achieve s
brought: fo this obj eG
¢ _ NewAmsterdamin 1626, ey
__ African females would be - While we are inthe driver's |
brought here two years later. seat, we should erect a statute
Whites were unconcemied of Carson in lower Manhattan.
| teal rer il for Itis hypocritical for New York
enslaved Africans, _ City toreap benefits from his
ard labor while dé
r- : Enslaved Africans p phased , mun Four months ago, the .
ad to partici the land forthe Aftcan Burial New York City Council
mise, even \ Ground. The Dutch permitted refused torename four blocks
was our rev a enslaved Africans to own obec roa
ancestors. They are our ~ Auigust9, 1992. property, They eared the honor,
eet Shares) yy money to purchase unwanted
a. Ipicked up the baton and real estate by working after Dutingthe vettnaeben
Theearliestandmost vocal handed apetition to Cong. hours. During the seventeenth October 5, Sen. Charles
advocate forstoppingthe iemineten sean ese ft Abc Schumer tok an inadvertent
Heispast president of funeral
cee however, have the powerto a
~ Carson was amitintandmost - Resor ill Cosy. ? |
Chula ot Ki fori ;
. to teach meanirigful Black history
to public school students.
Uhavenoidea why any Black
send a child to the T
New York Public Schools, These 3
_ schools even fail Booker'T. ae
mn Ts test.Cong. Donald -
3 Payne contrasted New York with
| the efforts in New Jersey to put " =
truth in public schools. An effort is
afoot in the oGarden State ? to
: BS Siem te.
Sbeicaid et over the sixteen years
- following the discovery of African o
bones in lower Manhattan. They
ae revising history inplin view.
If Sonny Carson T name pops up -
later, itwill only be as anex-con.
The New York City Council.
rendered its verdict on Carson
four months ago. No Carson
thoroughfare will be sited.
"anywhere in New York City. This
is evidence of minority rule, like in
South Africa, in the 1960's.
There were severil Black
~ Participants in the October 5,
ceremonies, but they were all
feigning atnnesia. None ofthem "
wanted to irritate whites. They
knew that militant Blacks aie
| never to be honorably mentioned
; in the presence of whites.
Dictionaries define: artis
Black asa person who fights for
his or her people. Whites,
T. Yah bem te Nr Ca Baa
Service by Gov. Mike Easley, Willoughby, 43,
often Willoughby Mortuary. Inc., in Tarbor
Ine. ,amember of the NC
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Ganoslat:28 Thon God sald, oLat us mak
saites neni one
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the"C tint anklin Ave.
Oct.27- Alton Maddox will
or CititandSranee |
sing Court, |
Suees, Ran 523, New York, -
NY at9:30am, _
for oLetter to Sen, Barack
Obama on the oJena 6, ? and
oDemocratic Party and the
~Jena6, ? oStrategies oar
couldn T tlive without it?
I wonder what would
if we treated our Bible like we
treat ourcell phones, _
What if we carried it around in
our purses or pockets?
What if we turned back to go
getitif we forgot it?
| Whatife fipped throught : a
several fimes aday?
What if weuseditto received :
messages from the text?
Whatif we treated it like we
Whatiwe gaveittokids asa
| What if we used it as we .
traveled?
Whatf wewseditincaeofan
soba whey BD?
Oh, and one more thing. Unlike
our cell phone, we don Tt ever
have to worry about our Bible |
: si einer:
Ask the he Teenager
_ know that has a cell phone.
Popae! ta ala
Mrs Beatrice Maye
ati beaten
Sin hitch icone yu
"Your Child Ts Friends
As parents, we need to be
completely aware of the friends :
who have gravitated toward our:
ochildren, and vice versa, and
- children to peers who will be a.
good influence uponthem.Do -
a note misled, oBad Company
corrupts good character. ?
What are some characteristics }
of the oRight ? friends? "
1. Alove of God. Look
activelyforother
Christian childrento
__,. Play with our children,
2.Godratin wiht
3. Kindiearted notmean
ereranng
ages 13 - 15, was
asked ee qaeetine
Doyou gossip? Welde
Guanine: a
\ joneins eal lec iis
~~ yourlife, Inever made up stuff
about other people, but I did
repeat gossip told tome. T was
~ gossiped about many times,
once, in the fifth grade, all my
friends ditched me, heen
idea why, but I heard them
talking about me behind my
back. Even though I soon
made better friends, it hurt
I'd take that pledge, It would
ens
Gossip is like food for
me, . .the juicier the better, Tell
aoa pci Ses Ci
Tonly gossip when I'm
bored. I wouldn't take a
_ pledge not to gossip, because
then I Td sleep in class.
With all the wickedness
in the World, we don't need to
be hurting other people Ts hearts
. t
OS Rts otk iene ont ed
8. Show alfecon, This
does not mean sexual
embraces; itdoes
: include hugs and kisses
appropriate for public
_ Viewing, Aschildren
routinely see great love
~ expressed between their
parents, they are filled
with confidence that the
households is in good
order, that all is well at
Re ee ti i a i wes Det ee
Dat aherkig, a
Jon F Kennedy * Ly
aS I nivactaeiitic ices
5. Robert Kennedy _ World. No one Ts ever gotten
~. Outofit. The earth takes
6.Lyndon B, Johnson __, @Veryone "the kind, the cruel,
, the sinners. Aside from that
7.Richard Nixon , 4 there's no faimess on earth.
Remi ane Kokrage:
o 9,BilClinion a
ae 4 a
10 i inftebeaei
Modern Americans "
(The Ciiptcatea
_ Personal and Political
Life of
Strom Thurmond)
hes kr p fora Michael Lindeviewsthisbook
serving senator in U.S. History.
Intelling the story of their fellow fe
South Carolinian, Bass and
Thompson show the South
__ helped to shape modem
_ America by shaping Thurmond, © -
Before Alabama Ts George
Wallace, no one symbolized
resistance tocivilrightsfor
Thurmond. In the Senate, the
former Dixiecrat set filibuster
record when speaking against
the 1957 Civil Rights Act.
Indeed, Thurmond broke alot
of records; bythe timeofhis
death, shortly after having
retired from the Senate at he
ageof100,hehad become
serving senator in U.S. history, »
Thurmond Ts libido made his fe
Complicated indeed, Acconting |
to Bass and Thompson,
Thurmond was romantically
involved with SueLopue,the a
first woman ever sent to the
electric
who played a role in a
: ee:
_ the 67-year-old widower
maid his second wife, a22- %
chairin South Carolina,
year-old former Miss South
Carolina. In his nineties,he "
would impress visitors by
doing push-up in his Senate
_ Office, unknown to almost
everyone; the symbol of
~~ daughter. Six months after his
"impregnated by the 22-year
ny old Thurmond a atine when |
otmiscegenation ? was illegal
under South Carolina law.
According to Armstrong
ae Williams, a black
bah te les andthe lange 0 tg
Thurmond patronized late in
~~ life, oWhen aman brings a
childintothe world,he =
_ Should take care of the child;
which
and oscons Walls Cho Be -
Alice Mary Baldwin professor
of History and formerDean of © #8 YOur church a happy
peel alae Oe » doyou look forwar
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| Franklin Roosevelt he a ey eco
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cere .e .
trust accounts for his children,
Strom Jr., Paul and Julia,
splitting up his real estate
holdings in Aiken and Union
Counties and other assets,
Around the same time in 1998,
3 he stopped making payments 10° a
Essie. He set aside $30,000
death on June 26, 2003, a that she would receive overthe
78-year-old African - Rext three year as her legacy.. ? ?
American woman named Exactly one year after his
Essie Mae Washington- funeral, the name oEssie Mae o
Williams helda press __ . was added to the list of
conference in which she _Thurmond Ts Children on the
-Tevealed, oMy father Ts name - pedestal of the statue of
was James Strom Thurmond on the grounds of the
Thurmond ? "a fact that grounds of the Columbia S.C.
Thurmond Ts family statehouse.
confirmed, Her mother "
Carrie Butler, then a 16- |
: i ae R fully submitted
-Suejette A. Jones
Note:
In the book oDear Senator ?
written by his daughter Essie
about her and her mother,
Carrie and their relationshi
With Strom. It was a life-long
love affair in which Strom
- Continued to see and support
Carrie until she died at the
Pe _- Young age of 38.
Was i vil
| Pictorial view of.
Essie Mae
| Tieigond laeesils
Republican senator from South
Carolina for 48 years and died
in June 2003 at age 100, had
said late in life through his office
that Williams was a friend.
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1898, ? Dr. M
reparations, says
formulated to do something
eee
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Were descendants of
wealthy black businessman
ThomasA. Miller, who was _
known for being so industrious,
it was said that he loaned :
money to both blacks and
Whites, which was rare then,
Miller Ts descendants wanted to
know, oWhere did his money
and property go after 1897 ?
_ One of the most prominent
descendants was Dr. Levin |
Manley, Jr., grandson of black
publisher Alexander Manly, who
was forced to flee for his life
from the state after a racist
white mob bumed his black
newspaper, the Daily Record
during the 1898 massacre.
Dr. Manly said he and other
_ descendants of those who were
victimized then are entitled to
due compensation from the
state for which was lost, taken
or destroyed.
oAs far as I am concemed,
there is no statue of limitation on
the need for compensate the
ts (for) their loss in
anly said during a
visit to Wilmington earlier this
yeat. oStolen from Alex Manly
was his most important
possession ~ his dream. ..and
are priceless, ?
As the 13-member 1898
Wilmington Race Riot
Commission recounted in its:
report to the NC General
Assembly last year, the
Democratic Party of North
Carolina in the late 1890s
conspired to do away witha
coalition oFusionist ? party of
G
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Ki
FOR CITY COUNCIL
for today. for tomorrow, -
Greenville,
ran Wilmington City
Government, and threatened to
power.
Blacks in part of North Carolina
at that time were doing well not
only in business, but inpolitics, "
being elected to both local
offices and the Legislature, :
Black men were able to vote as
part of Reconstruction after the
Civil War,
Wilmington, the state Ts largest
city then, was considered a
shining example of black power,
with numerous businesses and
property owners, as well as
elected officials in city
government. Blacks
outnumbered whites, and
controlled what went on.
oThe overthrow or coup ad tat
took place within the context of
an ongoing statewide political
campaign based on white
_ Supremacy, ? the commission Ts
report, six years in the making,
said. oAn armed overthrow of
the legitimately elected
municipal government, ?
_ Powerful elite white racists,
including Josephus Daniels,
editor of the Raleigh News and
Observer at the time, plotted to
overthrow Wilmi
government, and take the port
city back from Black hands.
Other major white newspa
across the state, including the
Charlotte Observer and
Wilmington Messenger and
Moming Star, also fanned the
flames of white insurrection and
conspiracy against Blacks,
On Nov. 10, 1989, after the
elections, a white mob of oRed
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Shirts o fanned out acrossthe decline as some businesses Wake District Attomey for .
city with weapons, murdering Closed or moved from the city Ts possible indictments, descendant of black
untold numbers of black i district to traditionally NC NAACPPres, Rev. William businessman Isham Quick Sr,,
Citizens, forcing other to flee for black neighborhoods, ? Ever Barber says the General talked about the tremendous
their lives, never to return to since then, black economic and bly must revisit those research she employed to find
their homes and businesses. . Political power, along with the 1898 bills next session, orelse out more about her great, great
oUnknown numbers of blacks New Hanover County, has. face litigation. Rep. Thomas grandfather and the assets he
were killed in the conspiracy steadily eroded. o(The white Wright, who co-chaired the left behind. The fact that the
_ designed toend black political © mob was) goaded into ariot by " 1898 Commission after the man massacre of 1898 took Quick s
power and the progressive the atmosphere that was who originally conceived it, Sen. legacy from her family, she said,
governmentin Wilmington and created. ...artificially by the . Luther Jordan, passed, related isdeeply hurtful.
establish white supremacy anda white leadership of the state, ? how angry his fellow lawmakers Mary Alice Thatch, editor of
control byanew government, ? said Dr. Franklin via videotaped " were at him for introducing the The Wilmington Journal and
asummary ofthecommission atthe NAACP symposium, legislation. For instance great granddaughter of Henry
report says. o.. ... Blacks lost adding that white ists, Wright Ts House Bill 1558, the Clay McNeill, whoev
Positionsin govemment,in _jealousof the achievementsand 1898 Wilmington Riot - left the city, said the impact of
professional arenas and as enterprise of oblack manhood ? Reconciliation Act of 2007 1898 on the black community in
skilled artisans, Black in Wilmington, couldn Tt let it effectively says if the General and beyond the port city has
businesses and workers continue, Asse a been devastating and long
suffered economic decline... ? o(The 1898 Wilmington terrorist acknowledges the unjust impact _ lasting. McNeill sson, William,
The report ads, oOrganizers of attack) providedamodeland on the African American was forced to leave the city :
the coup instituted a banishment framework for white ~ community not only in owithin 24 hours
campaign, targeting political . across the nation, ? Carolyn Wi but through As thing about it now, it
opponents, black and white, Coleman, national NAACP North Carolina, then it is brings tears to my eyes, "Ms,
leading to the expulsion from the Board member, saidin compelled to make amends, Thatch, daughter of Wilmington
City of over twenty targeted prepared remarks. Based on essed the findings of " Journal founder, the late .
individuals andamassexodus oWhat wedo here today, and the Wilmington Race Riot Thomas Jervay Sr., said. oI
of over 2,100 others, what we doin Wilmington after Commission, the purposesof think about what happened on
ently, the Republican we leave from here, willshow _this act, with respecttovictims that night, andI visualize how
power base in Wilmington was __ the nation Whether weare of the November 10,1898, my greatuncle answered that °
destroyed. ? oOne result of the serious in dealing with our past, Wilmington coup d Tetat, are to door....I'Itbe honest with you,
Wilmington diaspora (the and making our present and provide a special statue of _ _ itmakesme angry. ? The
departure of African Americans future better. ? : limitations, of two years fromits impact of 1898 has also been
from the Port City, voluntaryor The 1898 Commission made 15 enactment, that will allow the devastating to black
otherwise) was a decline in recommendations to the estates of persons injured, newspapers like The Journal,
economic opportunity for Black " General Assembly on how best killed, or that otherwise suffered Ms. Thatch added, which are
citizens, ? the commission Ts to repair the damage from ___ Personal or property losses still struggling to stay alive
report notes. Analysis of 1898, including setting up an resulting fromthe November + " because adversaries have
Statistical data indicates that authority to promote small black 10, 1898, Wilmington co leamed to target the advertising
Wilmington Ts black businesses business growth in the area; d'etat, to file legal claims, ? in lieu of tepid community
and workers suffered losses making sure the story of the That murrorsthe Support, instead of burning
after 1898 in terms of job 1898 massacre isincludedin _ . remarks made by the 1898 down the building. There were
status, income, andaccessto North Carolina public school Commission leadership when other family descendants there
ital. ? history curriculums; and their report was issued a year as well. All expressed pain
ioe comand prone beter, a Sk tea sil fthe state | oayiachap bier |
businesses sufferedeconomic inthe current counties Bu OF thy | d
| | covered by the 1965 Voting actually being held liable for 1898 to African Americans, and
Rights Act, : injustices over acentury old Specifically to their ancestors,
Rep. Thomas Wright (D-New Clearly frightened man and what was taken from their
Hanover) filed atleastadozen lawmakers. Rep. Dan Blue families and never returned.
| bills last session based on the _ (D-Wake), the chair of the Many of them said despite the
commission Ts ions, House Judiciary Il Committee, civil rights advances for black
| but only one of them ever reportedly confirmed to people since 1898, they feel
" reached the floor of both colleagues that language that they yoke of racial j
Vv an houses, and was ratified, - Contained in the pending 3 Oppression is still present in
watered down in the state field to lawsuits bythe... to stand up and demand justice
Senate, the measure, which was psp she eda for their ancestors and their
signed into law, expressed killed, o injured or forced to by
oprofound regret ? forthe 1898 leave town, ? accordingtoone oWe want to do more than say
riot instigated by opolitical. published report. Both 1898 it was bad, ? Rev, Barber told
leaders ? (as opposed to the hry ian advair yi ah erly
original language, owhite elite ?), ! promise Want to say, ? We're going to
All of the other Wright- happen unlessthe General take you to court, North
Sponsored 1898 bills were Assembly does more than | ina. Now you have two
stalled in House committees, simply express oprofound choices " you can do it
especially after the state Board regret ? about the state of North the General
of Elections found allowing the massacre sembly... ., Or We're going to
campaign funding violations, and to proceed, and people to be build a case. ?
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Rally
in Beaufort "
Oct. 20,2007
We are here this moming
because we have found __
ourselves in a predicament that
is detrimental to the young black
youth in our community and our
county. We have too few black
teachers and black principals.
This is a major problem.
We can Tt help but look at the
famous words of the Declaration
of Independence. oWe hold
these truths to be self evident,
that all men are created equal.
_ Thatthey are endowed by their
career with certain inalienable
rights; that ae life,
happiness. ? Now with these
worlds, the authors of the
Declaration of Independence
outlined a bold vision of a nation,
in which all people would be free
and equal. More thantwo.
hundred years later, it has yet to
be achieved. Though. ?
generations of civil rights
activism have led to important
gains in legal, political, social,
employment, educational, and
other spheres, the forced
removal of the poor, the needy;
those lacking basic necessities of
life; and the enslavement of
those of African descent,
marked the beginning of a
system of racial injustice from
which ournationhasyetto
break free. While the law
opportunity in
theory, it is too often denied in
fact, This is evident by the lack "
of black principals and teachers
within our school system.
Here it is now, more than fifty
years after Brown versus the
Board of Education, many
students of color, throughout the
United States, including Beaufort
County, continue to struggle in
facial isolation. What few
blacks teachers we have
continue to struggle in racial
isolation, Some people may tell
you, oit does not matter what
color the principals and teachers
are. ? Not so. For too long, the
white culture has been dominant
because of economic power,
(money), wealth, political |
representation, and influence of
the media. It is not possible to
create ethnic identity in our
children and young adults if
there is no representation at the
educational level when young
lives are being shaped. Too
many of our youth already
struggle with family difficulties,
poverty, social problems.
Growing up in a school system
where there is no black
representation or leadership is
sending a harsh, destructive
message. .
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Lack of positive black role. -
models results in an te
overpopulation of black students
in special education classes and
~~ tow-ability tracts. Itleadstoa
higher percentage of school
drop-outs. This results in the
loss of a potential pool of
talented black citizens for
Beaufort County and the
American society. An
educational experience should be
a pleasant and rewarding one,
and this can happen if our
students are exposed to its fair
share of black leaders in
authority within our school .
system. Research over the past
ten years have pointed out the .
negative, detrimental affects that
a mainstream American
educational experience can have
a black American and other
minority students when there are
no role models present like
themselves. Without black: '
teachers for guidance, many of
~ our black students have
difficulties at school. Their
__ behavior is seen as disruptive
rather than an expressionof _
their own cultural styles. This®.
attitude leadstoahigher = ?
numbers of Black students being
suspended from school, placed.
in special education classes; and "
being viewed as deprived or
disadvantage. re
Right now the total percentage :
of black teachers with our
school system is very disturbing.
Out of the 25 or so positions for.
principals and assistant T
principals, only two Blacks are:
currently serving inthat:
ae
Capacity. There were no Black
teachers hired this school year.
There are-approximately 7,250
students enrolled in school in "
Beaufort County, Almost half of |
those students are Black. There
are 498 teachers employed by
schools; we have no Black
teachers at Bath Elementary, but -
there are 46 teachers on the
staff; Chocowinity Primary has
47 teachers, only two are black; .
Chocowinity Middle School has
37 teachers, only 3 are black;
all those w!
Eastern Elementary has 52
endeavors. In 2007, this should
not be happening. It signifies
that we are losing progress and
test scores are proving that our
black youth are losing ground.
Black candidates did apply, but
were not interviewed, nor hired,
Their applications were
overlooked. We could have, and
should have had Black qualified
teachers and principals hired this
school year, Two of the
applicants were born and raised "
in Beaufort County, and were
honor students,
As parents, grandparents, aunts,
and uncles, we all must pay ~
close attention to all this is .:
happening within our schools,
We must make the decision to
become active in the educational
processes that apply to our T.
children, If not, we must face _
the consequerices that will fall
upon our youth should they leave
- aschool system unprepared;
whether they become drop-outs
or leave schools never passing
end-of-course tests, Those "
Students exiting schools
_ Unprepared face grave
_ Challenges today. They face
Beaufort County Schools. Out ;
Of 498 teachers, less than 8%.
are Black. We have 39 Black. T
__ teachers within the entire school
_ System. To break it down by
certain unemployment.
More and more, our prisons are
being filled with low-level, drug
and other non-violent offenders.
Thirty years ago, there were
300,000 people in the United
Stats prisons. Today, that .
parole, the number of peo
. Under correctional supervision in
the US reaches 7 million (1 of
as Loy ee
Terri Williams City Council District 4
every 32 adults. The oVerise of
_ chance at obtaining their fair
share of the American dream.
Only then can the Declaration of
Independence have'some
meaning for our youth.
We must think of the victories
gained during the Civil Rights
Movement. Gradually, we are
losing some of those gains.
When we look at the make-up of
the Supreme Court and their
views on civil rights and
affirmative action, we must
realize that the struggle for civil
Tights must continue. .We must
remember the words of the late -
Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.;
when he was down in Alabama
addressing a crowd marching for:
the right to vote. He said:
oI know you are asking today,
o How long will it take. ? I come
to say to you this-afternoon,
however difficult the moment,
however frustrating the hour, it
will not be long, because truth
pressed to the earth will rise
again.
How long? Not long,
because no lie can live forever.
How long? Not long,
because you will reap what you
sow. -
How long? Not long,
because the arm of the moral
universe is long but it bends
toward justice,
? How Jong? Not long,
cause mine eyestave seen T *.
the glory of the coming of the
Ts Future
teachers, only two are black; _the criminal justice system has Local P astor Continues to Recruit after
John Small has 36 teachers, only been particularly devastating for Retiring from the ae: cae
two are black; North-Side High Black people from low income | PER :
School has 48 teachers, only communities Military with |
art time black teachers; PS, ees ,
joars Middle School has 57- - To help our youth, as parents, we Honors poet He now
teachers, only 11 are black; om be there #3 wie pl Recruits for the
S.W. Snowden has 21 teachers, ergarten throug} school. | pre , 399
only two are black; Southside We have to stay on top of issues Kingdom of God fee
High School has 41 teachers, that matters as it relates to their. : ,
only three are Black; , ~ Success. Having black teachers : |
_ Washington High School has 72. and black principals within the :
teachers, thy a are black. school provide the leadership Alter bwenty four years of faithful
These facts speak for that they need. When our youth | S¢fvice to his country, MSegt.
themselves. Ourchildren are can see someone of their own _ | Anthony M. Jackson, retired from
being denied access to proper: ._ color in foles that make a the United States Air Force on
role models which is essential to positive impact on their lives, we August 13,2007. Prior to MSgt.
their success in educational know that at least they stand a Anthony M. Jackson, retiring, he founded Compassionate Faith
Outreach Ministries, a ministry designed to compel the lost to come
unto Christ.
Pastor Jackson is equipping the saints by teaching evangelism
classes and preparing the saints to go out among the hedges and
highways to win souls for the Kingdom of God: ,
[guess you could say that Pastor Jackson is still in the recruiting
business for Christ !! Pastor Jackson has now established two
Tadio broadcasts on WOOW Radio Station... 10 am = 10:15 am
.| Saturday momings and again froth 6:30-6:45 pm Saturday
evenings, : |
Sunday morning worships is held @ the Hilton Hotel 11:00 1:00
pm. Bible study is held every Wednesday night @ Sheppard
Memorial Library: 7-8 pm.
Every Saturday is oSoul Saving Saturday ? as the evangelistic team 3
hits the streets to implement the training and techniques as taught by
Pastor Anthony M. Jackson, in winning souls for the kingdom of
JOIN Pastor JACKSON AND COMPASSIONATE Farrn Ourreacu
MINISTRIES AS THEY DO BATTLE FOR THE KinGpo oF Gop,
Praisé His Hory Name !!!
vember 6th, Vote Terri Williams
strict 4 City Council Representative.
Ne Terri Williams for City Council Committee,
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A Commitment to the Community
Terri Williams is running, for the District 4 City Council seat
because she cares about our community and its people.
She has witnessed Greenville's amazing growth in recent
years and the benefits it has brought. However, she also
recognizes concerns associated with growth, such as an
increase in crime, the need for expanded City services, a
capable infrastructure, and appropriate recreational areas.
As your District 4 City Council Representative, Terri Williams
is ready to address our city Ts concerns, keeping the needs
of all citizens at the forefront of every decision.
oIn real estate, it is not about land or houses,
W'S about people... their lives, welfare and well-
being, ..and what is right for their children,
Serving on thé City Council is really no different, ?
" Terri Williams
pie Me, fn dee oe, ee a ee
. Minority Voice October 26 - 31,2007 pgll
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CHRISTMAS APPLICATIONS ASSIS.
TANCE FOR PITT COUNTY
The Salvaton Army will be accepting applications for
Christmas Assistance - Oct.29th thru Noy 09,2007
Time: 9:00 am - 3:30pm ?
Place: 23337 Dickinson Ave, Greenvile,N C
Person seeking assistance MUST bring the following items.
1, Social Security Cards for everyone living in the same house,
2.Picture ID
3.3 or 4 monthly Bills
4. Proof of Income
Minority Voice October 26 - 31, 2007 pgl2
VOTE NOV. 6, 2007!!!
P.O. BOX 26030, GREENSBORO, NC 27420-6030
WEAVERCOOKE
INVITATION TO BID
PROJECT: VERDURA APARTMENTS
| Greenville,NC *
12 Apartment Units
3 Buildings, 1 Story
ARCHITECT: Stagner Architecture, PA ,
ore Rockingham, NC
BIDSDUE: __ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2007 by 5:00 p.m.
| PLANS: Plans for Verdura Apartments, Greenville, NC are available on-line at
nH, www.weavercooke.com plan room, project pass code 07031.
Contact Weaver Cooke Construction at & ae
assistance with plans/specs, if needed.
PLANS AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW: ) :
AGC: Triad Greensboro, Greenville, Raleigh, Fayetteville, Charlotte _
Dodge: Raleigh, Charlotte ern oe
Weaver Cooke Construction: 8401 Key Boulevard, Greensboro NC
PLEASE FAX orE-MAILANY QUESTIONSTO: ar
Sharon Harris Fax (336) 378-7901 / E-Mail sharris@weavercooke.com
oS" Weaver Coke Construction, LLC |
- An Equal Opportunity Employer . es
Project subject to Federal Labor Standards Provisions including HUD 4010, Davis Bacon Wage Decision
Number N ?,?20070022 and Executive Order 11246 . |
~ INVITATION TO BID | | NF 4
sharris@ weavercooke.com or Sharpe Images at 336-841-1742 for
THE THING TODO "
The Pitt Memorial Hospital Foundation is accepting letters of intent
for grants or funding to support projects in the program Ts focus areas:
* Diabetes ;
* Access to Care
* Minority Health 5
* Senior Services ae
¢ Nutrition/Physical Activity
The grants will be awarded as part of the Foundation 's 2008-2009
Community Benefits and Health Initiatives grants program.
Grant funding for 2008-2009 is restricted to Pitt County and will not be
_ awarded for medical research. Only government entities or non-profit |
organizations with 501 (c){3) status are eligible for funding. _.
The grant period is for July 1, 2008+ Jane 90, 2009
Letters of intent should include the following
* Brief organizational history |
* Project description; include target population.
¢ Explanation of how the project addresses the program Ts focus areas
(listed above) |
* Dollar amount being requested :
* Copy of 501(c) (3) tax-exempt status
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Raised awarness of racial disparities in the City of
Greenville
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ment, Director of Finance, Police Chief, and
Assistant City Manager), all historic first.
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