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I just saw the NAACP "legal eagle" that helped me with my complaint. (Copied it from the web and transposed my information). Oh, by the way. He's not the one in charge of "legal redress". He's Ricardo.

Says he's working on his case. At the time of mine he said he had one against the U.S. Army.

Don't need his kinda help anymore. Seems chummy with Baroza.

Possibly another bootstraper. I Don't think anything goes on here, without staff's knowledge or assistance.

BAD DREAMS

THE ALOHA CON


Du Bois's nightmare of an "interracial free for all", has become reality here in Hawaii.

DuBoise - When I came out of college into the world of work, I realized that it was quite possible that my plan of training a talented tenth might put in control and power a group of selfish, self indulgent, well - to - do men, whose basic interest in solving the Negro Problem was personal; personal freedom and unhampered enjoyment and use of the world, without any real care, or certainly no arousing care, as to what became of the mass of American Negroes, or of the mass of any people.

My Talented Tenth, I could see, might result in a sort of interracial free - for - all, with the devil taking the hindmost and the foremost taking anything they could lay hands on.

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CIVIL RIGHTS.... HARDER TO FIND

April 14, 2009

NBA NEWS BRIEF
National Bar Association, 1225 11th Street, N.W., Washington, D.C., 20001



HAWAI'I FRIENDS OF CIVIL RIGHTS HONORS AFRICAN AMERICAN LAWYERS ASSOCIATION AND OTHERS


(The African American Lawyers Association (AALA) was one of 4 recipients of the Second Annual Dr. Martin Luther King's, Jr. Friends Awards presented by the Hawai'i Friends of Civil Rights at the Pacific Club on January 25, 2009.

AALA founding members Andre S. Wooten, Daphne Barbee-Wooten, Sandra Simms and Rustam Barbee were on hand to receive the honors. The award was in recognition of the organizations ongoing efforts to promote justice and equality in our legal system and combat negative stereotypes about African Americans and other marginalized groups since its chartering in 1986. AALA's annual high school essay contests and its members' active and visible involvement in the Hawaii legal community were cited. Certificates of recognition were given by United States Congressman Neil Abercrombie, Senator Clayton Hee on behalf of the Senate, Representative Jon Riki Nakamatsu on behalf of the House, and by Honolulu Mayor Mufi Hanneman. Other AALA founding members include William Harrison, Jerry Wilson, and the late Judy Weightman.

In his acceptance remarks, Rustam Barbee spoke of his father's mentoring of him and his sister's commitment to the quest for civil rights. Lloyd Barbee, was a Wisconsin civil rights attorney and lawmaker who consistently insisted that his is driver's license designate his race as "human". The state of Wisconsin was not amused and consistently returned his license with the race marked as "colored", and later, "Negro".

Current officers are President Shana Peete, Vice President Khalid Mutjabaa, Sandra Simms is secretary and Russ Barbee is treasurer.

Other HFCR honorees included Dr. Maya Soetoro-Ng, UH head basketball Coach Bob Nash, and longtime community activist and founder of the Community Alliance on Prisons, Kat Brady. Dr. Soetoro-Ng's presentation capped a week of extraordinary history-making as she arrived at the event directly from Washington D.C. and the inaugural celebrations that made Hawaii born Barack Obama, the first black President of the United States of America.

Faye Kennedy and Dr. Amy Agbayani are the co-chairs and organizers for the Hawai'i Friends of Civil

IS THERE A NEW WARNER ACT - BUBBLE, BUBBLE

Federal authorities said they would announce today a huge sweep of Latino gang members allegedly responsible for violence against law enforcement and racially motivated attacks against blacks.

The announcement followed the arrests of dozens of suspected gang members during raids early this morning. A news release from the U.S. attorney's office called it the "largest gang takedown in United States history."

U.S. Atty. Thomas P. O'Brien, along with officials from the FBI, Drug Enforcement Administration and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, is scheduled to speak at a news conference at 11 a.m. at the Lakewood sheriff's station.

-Scott Glover


Poor would be hard hit by proposed California budget cuts
By Eric Bailey and Patrick Mcgreevy
The governor suggests dismantling welfare programs for families and ending CalGrants for college students.



Now this shows you how truly ignorant being in a gang is. If both the Latino and Black gangs got an education, they'd learn they're probably related to each other. Out of the original 44 Pobladores "Founders" ... HALF were either Black or of mixed race!

ONLY IN NEW YORK

-----Original Message-----
From: yinsay@aol.com
To: rddsc@msn.net
Sent: Sun, 14 May 2006 4:47 pm
Subject: Vernon Balmer - Member of Trinity



Former New York NAACP OFFICER
Dear Reverend Doctor Cook,

During these few years I have had many people advise and even direct me, I believe, to my detriment and for their own selfish motives. I now know in this situation there are many rewards to be gained for those who want to help or hurt, some who are even close to me. I just read Micah. As always scripture is most revealing and instructive. Below is a gist of the details of my situation. I am thinking in your former capacities in your profession and your vocation as pastor, you may be able to offer some assistance or advice that will help me.

SOS - RECYCLED OFFICERS xoxo

To Kiss The Hind Quaters Well, is to Know On What Side The Bread Is Butt ered

If you get to be part of administration at one organization, they'll pass you around like dice. This insures that those in Hawaii who know how to play the game will always find a cushy seat somewhere in Hawaii.



Newswatch
For Monday, January 19, 2009
By Star-Bulletin Staff and News Services


Civil-rights group hands out awards

The Hawaii Friends of Civil Rights is honoring Maya Soetoro-Ng, half sister of President-elect Barack Obama, and three others for their commitment to civil rights and the legacy=2 0of Martin Luther King Jr.

Soetoro-Ng, a schoolteacher, will be recognized Sunday for her efforts to promote multiculturalism and racial inclusion during Obama's campaign. Also being honored are:










» Bob Nash, head basketball coach at the University of Hawaii, for his consistent support of racial, ethnic and gender diversity.

» Kat Brady, chairwoman of the Honolulu County Committee on the Status of Women and coordinator of the Community Alliance on Prisons.

» The African American Lawyers Association, which advocates for justice and combats negative stereotypes of minorities.

The awards event in downtown Honolulu is sold out, and no more reservations are being taken, according to Faye Kennedy, co-chairwoman of the Friends of Civil Rights



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Pledged At-Large Obama Faye Kennedy(NAACP,HCRC) Honolulu, HI