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As the one year anniversary of her daughter’s disappearance approached just a few months ago, Janice Sallis-Mustafa stopped posting comments in social media regarding her child’s murder case. Its well understood that such a time would bring more grief upon a mother and a family who lost a loved one so tragically and senselessly. In Mrs.
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Barnes Teen Mother Sparks New Perspective In Late Daughter’s Killing: Janice Sallis-Mustafa Tells TPC That Twitter Girl Tweeted About Her Daughter
Posted by David Adams on March 10th, 2012
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The Invasion Of Tradition: Why Are Whites Now Seeking Out Historically Black Colleges And Universities?
Posted by David Adams on March 6th, 2012
Several years ago I was in attendance of a job related function when I first became alarmed that HBCUs were possibly heading toward exstinction. As I strolled around the room interacting with many of the guest and dignitaries in attendance, I met a young man who was currently enrolled at Delaware State University. Our conversation
Put On Your Walking Shoes Because We Ain’t Done Marching Yet: New York 8th Grader Harassed Out Of School By Teachers After Submitting Essay Criticizing Racism In Education
Posted by David Adams on March 2nd, 2012
The Bible says that “a child shall lead them” and that’s just what 13-year-old Jada Williams did,writing an essay on Frederick Douglass for a contest. Her very astute analysis describing modern-day classroom practices of “packing 30-40 students into a crowded classroom, and having mostly white teachers give them packets and pamphlets to complete that they don’t
Maryland State Delegates Pushing Forward On House Bill 1120: Phylicia’s Law Sought To Change Legislation For Missing Children Cases
Posted by David Adams on March 2nd, 2012
Although the murder mystery of who killed Monroe, N.C. honors student Phylicia Barnes remains unsolved, the pretty little girl’s case appears to be re-writing the State of Maryland’s code for missing and exploited children. State Delegates are now lobbying to pass Bill 1120 dubbed “Phylicia’s Law”, an effort to re-script the manner in which State
Barnes Teen Murder Case Falling Out Of Public Spotlight: Slave Mentality Hindering Investigation In Promising Kid’s Killing
Posted by David Adams on February 28th, 2012
The Social Media “Buzz’ that was sparked by the murder of Monroe, North Carolina honors teen Phylicia Barnes appear to have lost it’s steam. Many say the lack of interest in recent months is directly related to what the public views as an easy case, and a crime that should have been solved by now.
Dark Cloud Hoovers Whitney Houston’s Homegoing: Bobby Brown And His Children Snubbed At Late Ex-Wife’s Funeral
Posted by David Adams on February 18th, 2012
It should be stated that my intentions are not to overshadow the life and memory of the late Songstress Whitney Houston, but rather an effort on my part to understand the events that were allowed to occur at New Hope Baptist Church in Newark, New Jersey. This incident creates a hell of a stigmatization upon
The Killing Of Innocence: Alabama’s 16th Street Church Bombing Was Most Horrific Race Crime Of Entire Civil Rights Era
Posted by David Adams on February 5th, 2012
A Black History Month Series Nearly 50 years ago little children were preparing for Sunday school Class when tragedy struck a blow to the very core of God fearing people. The bombing of a church in Birmingham, Alabama rocked the consciousness of our entire nation, established a new low in cowardness, and took the lives
When Betrayal Comes: Shadows From The Past Lurking For Demise
Posted by David Adams on February 3rd, 2012
Some People said that I would never make it. They said that I was undeserving of success and that there was no good within me. They said that I would never live to be 21 years old and that my life would come to a violent end one day. They said I was void on
Who Was Emmett Till?: Chicago Youth’ Murder Was Catalyst For Civil Rights Movement
Posted by David Adams on February 2nd, 2012
Many African Americans are unaware of the story of Emmett Till and how his murder fueled what would eventually become the “Civil Rights Movement”. Till was a 14 year old from Chicago visiting family in Money, Mississippi. Many historians believe that the brutal murder of Emmett is what motivated black people to began fighting for
The Phylicia Barnes Story: The Cops Must Arrest The “Twitter Girl” And Cause A Domino Effect Leading To The Capture Of The Late Teen’s Murderers
Posted by David Adams on January 30th, 2012
By now many within the public have derived at their personal conclusions as to who they believe is responsible for the killing of Honors Teen Phylicia Barnes, and I believe the cops have also come to some degree of finality as well. The only problem is gathering enough information to convince a State’s Attorney to
