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Daily Archives: May 25, 2017
Seven Guyanese honored by the Guyana Action Committee (GAC) in NYC
Seven Guyanese honored at fundraising event
Sen. Roxanne J. Persaud, while thanking members of the Guyana Action Committee (GAC) for honoring her, said politicians shouldn’t be given awards for doing community work. “Our job is to enrich the lives of people who we work for.”
She encouraged GAC to continue their domestic violence forum, headed by Bonita Montique, saying, “keep up the good work, together we can move mountains, together we can achieve more,” during the group’s recent Annual Fundraising Brunch and Mother’s honors at Cristo Rey Brooklyn School in Flatbush. Continue reading
HOW COME – By Dave Martins + music video
HOW COME – By Dave Martins – Credits Stabroek News.
Dave Martins
One of the things I’ve noticed about people in the arts field – writers, painters, architects, etc – is that they are unconventional thinkers so that although they are people who obviously operate vertically, they are also observers, in an almost horizontal manner, of mankind. An example of this is that I have noticed that often completely engrossed in some creative project, I will suddenly be caught by a completely extraneous thought that has no relation to my project. Most of these wanderings are usually brief but I will often find myself left with the “how come” question still nagging me. (I may have gone down this road before, but new “how come” examples keep popping up.) Continue reading
Venezuela: Protest Violence Escalates – Death Toll Nears 50
Venezuela Death Toll Nears 50 As Protest Violence Escalates
MAY 22, 2017
PROTESTS IN VENEZUELA CONTINUE. (PHOTO CREDIT: TWITTER/HENRIQUE CAPRILES)
CARACAS, Venezuela, Monday May 22, 2017 – A 23-year-old man died from a gunshot wound to the chest on Saturday, raising to 48 the number of people known to have been killed in seven weeks of protests against Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro.
The UNADDRESSED in the Black Community – By Yvonne Sam
The UNADDRESSED in the Black Community
It is not only the police who lay claim to having a monopoly on the Code of Silence. No way! When it comes to certain topics in the Black community then there is a cloistered way of silence. For various reasons we do not want to address it , and at times it has caused some confusion We want to address racism and injustice, but that’s strictly on the outside, it is the inside that is an entirely different ballgame.
There are some hot button topics that Blacks refuse point blank to talk about and/ or acknowledge, even if they know it is right or wrong. Here are some things that Black people would not and will not not address:
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