This happened to Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard in Atlanta. Howard is Black. The judge, T. Jackson Bedford, Jr., is white. Howard replaced legendary District Attorney Lewis Slaton, who was able to nail Wayne Williams on questionable, voodoo evidence for the "Atlanta Child Murders. This is the essence of white supremacy. Until white supremacy is exterminated, voting is an exercise in futility. Whites have no intention of relinquishing power through the ballot box. As Frederick Douglass stated: "Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never has and it never will." You may add "struggle." The trial of State v. Gina Beatty Bozeman is scheduled for Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays starting at 9:00 a.m. before Judge Donald Venezia at the Bergen County Superior Court, Berge...
Greenbelt, a city that prides itself on its heritage as a New Deal-era social experiment, is finding its commitment to inclusiveness tested as two black candidates contend for seats on its all-white City Council in Tuesday's elections. Until this year, only two blacks had ever run for the council and none had been elected, even though blacks account for nearly half the 21,000 residents of the 6-square-mile city just outside the Capital Beltway, according to the most recent census estimates. Asians and Hispanics make up 20 percent.
Khazanah Nasional Bhd chieftain Tan Sri Azman Mokhtar played rugby in school. It's a vigorous sport that is probably not far different in intensity from his present job of managing the nation's investments KHAZANAH Nasional Bhd managing director Tan Sri Azman Mokhtar likens the prowess of the Khazanah leadership team to the formidable All Blacks Rugby team from New Zealand. For a start, just as in a rugby team, it is 15- player strong. Except that Khazanah's All Blacks includes a female member in the form of Shahnaz Al-Sadat Abdul Mohsein. Pulling the strings and directing operations as team captain is Azman himself, who learnt his rugby from his alma mater, the Malay College Kuala Kangsar, which was once a rugger powerhouse and a much-feared force in Malaysian school sports.
If you listened to the rhetoric of black politicians and civil- rights leaders, dating back to the Reagan years, you would have been convinced that surely by now black Americans would be back on the plantation. According to them, President Ronald Reagan, and later Presidents Bush I and II, would turn back the clock on civil rights. They'd appoint "new racists," dressed in three-piece suits, to act through the courts and administrative agencies to reverse black civil-rights and economic gains. We can now recognize this rhetoric as the political equivalent of the "rope-a-dope. As my colleague Tom Sowell pointed out in a recent column, "Liberals, Race and History," if the Democratic party's share of the black vote ever fell to even 70 percent, it's not likely that the Democrats would ever...
Khazanah Nasional Bhd chieftain Tan Sri Azman Mokhtar played rugby in school. It's a vigorous sport that is probably not far different in intensity from his present job of managing the nation's investments KHAZANAH Nasional Bhd managing director Tan Sri Azman Mokhtar likens the prowess of the Khazanah leadership team to the formidable All Blacks Rugby team from New Zealand. For a start, just as in a rugby team, it is 15- player strong. Except that Khazanah's All Blacks includes a female member in the form of Shahnaz Al-Sadat Abdul Mohsein. Pulling the strings and directing operations as team captain is Azman himself, who learnt his rugby from his alma mater, the Malay College Kuala Kangsar, which was once a rugger powerhouse and a much-feared force in Malaysian school sports.
TREVOR and Marian Smith had good reason to celebrate their son Conrad's selection in the All Blacks yesterday. The New Plymouth family have had a turbulent year after watching another son, Nathan, go through the pain of losing a leg in a traffic accident in England in April.
The bill claims to prohibit classes in Arizona from promoting "the overthrow of the U.S. government" or "resent toward a race or class of people." The bill also disallows classes that advocate "ethnic solidarity instead of the treatment of people as individuals." Many cities and towns in the state have courses on Native American, Mexican-American and African-American histories, which focus on the history, literature and influence of said groups. The ban on ethnic studies wasn't enough. Law SB 1070 - which requires law enforcement officials to question the immigration status of individuals during everyday police encounters if police have "reasonable suspicion" - wasn't enough. Now Arizona is targeting teachers with "heavy accents. Home said that he would "expect science teachers to know...
CHARITY GOLF: Former Taranaki and All Blacks lock Ian Eliason tees off at New Plymouth's Ngamotu golf course yesterday during the Lions 2005 Charity Golf Series. Eliason was one of six former All Blacks to play in the stableford tournament.
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