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Jan 24 2008
Ten years later black investors still behind |
Jan 24 2008
It was a day of pomp and pagentry as some of Southern California’s best bands and drill teams marched in the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. “Kingdom Day” parade Monday. Hundreds of spectators clapped and cheered along the parade route as the youth displayed showmanship and sass. Teams participating in the parade included the Audubon Middle School band and drum squad; Compton’s Centennial High School; the Mudtown Drill and Drum Squad; spectators; and Crenshaw High School marching band./OW Photos by Shirley Hawkins. |
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Jan 24 2008
The Bible is another form of literature that establishes that the ancient Kamites (Egyptians) were black, but racist scholars attempted to twist the story to suggest black people were cursed. |
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Jan 17 2008
In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday |
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