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“Mistakes are your best assets. They hone your skills and develop your creativity. Don’t be afraid to make them, the more the merrier.” From Barry Kibrick Eric Metaxas the right-wing author and radio talk show host, once said when he was talking about one of his books and I’m paraphrasing: “We’re all a bunch a screw […]
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The 1977 Saints were 3-11, but had real talent on offense, with QB Archie Manning, RB's Chuck Muncie and Tony Galbraith and TE Henry Childs. Hank Stram was their head coach, Dick Nolan and Sam Rutigliano were also on that coaching staff. Gary Bender was one of my favorites play by play announcers growing up and still is. He had a great voice, knew his sports, did his homework, and had a good sense of humor. Good game at Busch Memorial Stadium.Anyone whose still angry about the SCOTUS Roe V. Wade decision, needs to know and remember one thing. Elections have consequences. If Hillary Clinton wins the presidency in 2016, Democrats probably win back the Senate that year as well, with all the Democrats who didn't bother to vote at all, or who voted for a Far-Left candidate, would've turned out and voted for her and the Democratic candidates running for Senate that year.Whitney Houston certainly had a Hall of Fame and Super Bowl face and voice. Just wish she were still alive today.If this Cardinals-Jets game at Shea Stadium doesn't look like a mismatch on paper, I don't know what does look like a mismatch. I mean 11-3 vs 3-11, as far as their records that year.Len Bias is still the best basketball player in Maryland Terrapins history, perhaps even in ACC basketball history. Could you imagine had he not died early, the Celtics with Len Bias and Reggie Lewis, both playing with Larry Bird? They would've still been contending for and even winning NBA championships in the 1990s. Perhaps the Detroit Pistons don't repeat. Maybe Michael Jordan and the Bulls don't win their championships in the early 90s.Gorgeous Baby Jaclyn Smith. Seems too cute to also be this beautiful.Follow Me on Facebook
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National Constitution Center: NCC Staff- How Dr. Martin L. King Cited The Constitution in His Mountaintop Speech
Source: This piece was originally posted at The New Democrat Dr. King used the Constitution to make his case for the civil rights movement all the time and did it in a very intelligent and accurate way. Saying that African-Americans had … Continue reading
Posted in American Civil Rights, Uncategorized
Tagged 1968, African American History, African-American Community, America, American History, Civil Rights, Civil Rights Movement, Dr. Martin Luther King, Equal Rights, Martin Luther King Jr, Mountaintop Speech, Reverend Martin Luther King, The 1960s, United States
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Galib Abbasov: Malcolm X, Black and White 1972
This post was originally posted at The New Democrat Plus If it wasn’t for what Malcolm X fought for, for the African-American community as far as freedom and independence and trying to empower that entire community and free them from … Continue reading
Malcolm X Network: CBS News-Mike Wallace’s 1964 Interview of Malcolm X
. This post was originally posted at The New Democrat on WordPress Malcolm X made perhaps the most honest and truthful statement he ever made in life in this interview late in the interview. When he said in response to … Continue reading
James Miller Center: Video: President Jimmy Carter Crisis of Confidence Speech July 15, 1979
This post was originally posted at The New Democrat on Blogger Just to start out and to give you an idea of where I’m coming from. This is one of the most depressing speeches in American history. Especially coming from … Continue reading
Canal de Anblog: Bob Dylan and Joan Baez 1963 March on Washington
Source: This piece was originally posted at FRS Daily Press on WordPress: Canal de Anblog: Bob Dylan and Joan Baez 1963 March on Washington The people at the March on Washington certainly weren’t dreaming and were at the start of … Continue reading
Posted in American History, Civil Rights
Tagged 1963 March on Washington, African American History, African-American Community, American History, Bob Dylan, Civil Rights Movement, Equal Justice, Equal Rights, Hollywood, I Feel a Change Comin on, Individual Freedom, Joan Baez, Martin Luther King, The 1960s, Times Are a Changin, Washington, Washington DC, Washington Monument
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Frantz Kebreau: Malcolm X: Black Democrats are ‘Traitors’
. This post was originally posted at FRS Daily Press on WordPress Malcolm X explaining perfectly why African-Americans and I would add any race of people in America shouldn’t be tied down to any political party in America. Because once … Continue reading
Disc Over Peace: Video: Malcolm X Message To America
. This post was originally posted at FRS Daily Press on WordPress Malcolm X was correct in the sense that the racial discrimination that African-Americans faced from the time the African slaves were freed in the 1860s, until the 1960s … Continue reading
Malcolm X: Leader of a Movement
Malcolm X speaking in favor of his people so to speak his race. Rather than putting down others. Whose also speaking in favor of peace, love and justice.
ABC News: This Week Roundtable- ‘Remembering Martin Luther King Jr’s Dream’
“The “This Week” roundtable discusses the March on Washington’s 50th anniversary.” From ABC News The March on Washington is the most important part of the American civil rights movement
Minister Malcolm X: On The March On Washington (1963)
Minister Malcolm X: “MARCH ON WASHINGTON WAS DECEPTIVE” Source:Angelo Shabazz In this speech, you can definitely see the difference in methods and strategy between Malcolm X and Dr. King. Dr. King understood that for African-Americans to get their freedom and … Continue reading
Posted in Malcolm X, Originals
Tagged 1963, 1963 March on Washington, African American History, African American Nationalism, African Americans Nationalists, African-American Community, America, American History, Angelo Shabazz, Black Power, Civil Rights Movement, Malcolm X, March on Washington, Martin Luther King, Nation of Islam, Nationalism, Nationalists, Southern Leadership Conference, The 1960s, United States, Washington, Washington DC
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