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NAACP convention: Freedom under fire

July 12, 2002 By Fred Gaboury

In his keynote speech to the NAACP convention, held in Houston July 7-11, President Kweisi Mfume reminded the 6,000 delegates that “both war and recession have traditionally correlated into diminished civil rights for the masses of...

God applauds Court decision

July 12, 2002 By John Pappademos And Evelina Alarcon

KINGDOM OF GOD – Following the U.S. Circuit Court rejection of the Pledge of Allegiance phrase “under God” because it endorses monotheism, God issued the following statement to the press:

An internal revolution

July 12, 2002

How does revolution begin? When will revolution occur? These questions are discussed in Leo Tolstoy’s last book, Resurrection. Unlike Tolstoy’s more well-read works, Resurrection does not define the road to happiness, justice or death. Rather, this...

Hey Arnold! takes on corporations

July 12, 2002

Evil capitalists, dirty political tricks, police riots, civil disobedience, sabotage using explosives and jailbreaks. This sounds like another summer thriller, doesn’t it? Actually, these are all elements of Nickelodeon and Paramount Pictures’ latest animated film, Hey...

Lessons from Greensboro

July 12, 2002

GREENSBORO, N.C. – Folks who believe the official line that the support for the current US policies in the war on terrorism and the new domestic measures at home is nearly unanimous need to know what...