What's Really behind our Black Community Consequences?
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- Category: Lifestyle/People
- Published: Monday, 06 February 2017 18:25
- Written by Attorney Ka’Juel J. Washington
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By Lawrence A. Robinson
The Secret is a best-selling 2006 self-help book written by Rhonda Byrne, based on the earlier film of the same name. It is based on the law of attraction and claims that positive thinking can create life-changing results such as increased happiness, health, and wealth.
Read more: Are We Attracting Negative Vibes Into Our Black Community?
By Lawrence A. Robinson - I see plenty of announcements for ‘stop the violence’ forums and town hall meetings. I’ve seen ‘stop the violence’ bar-b-que gatherings and even special movie showings. I have seen, ‘stop the violence’ gatherings at churches, homes, parks, city hall steps on the street corners and in parking lots.
Read more: Is There A Benefit For Continuing The Violence In The Black Community?
By Jill-Capri Simms Excerpt from the new book “I Am”
We had just completed pre-recording this week’s edition of Liberating Truth Radio. Typically, I send my guests their interview questions about a week in advance. Yes, it might seem “stagey”, but the preparation formula helps me and the interviewee relax and keep on track to meet the broadcast timeframe. After all, 30 minutes will seem like 30 seconds once we get started.
By Rena Mack Peterson
It's my life, my life's not mine I live for a better tomorrow for my people. No matter where I go or what I do. Im searching for ways to cultivate culture, love, independence and family to my people. It doesn't mean I'm anti any other race. That means that I love my black people and I want the best for them like every other race wants the best for there own.
by Attorney Pam Keith (formally US Senate Candidate)
Often, on the campaign trail I mentioned the fact that I was about eight years old before I finally understood that I was, in fact, an African American person. Up until that point I only understood that i was an American, and that being an American was very special.