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Hardy L. Brown
The staff of the James Irvine Foundation of San Francisco rode into Riverside and San Bernardino Counties over a year ago and invited some community members to a dinner at the Historic Mission Inn.
On June 7, 2005 the citizens of ontario will go to the polls and cast a vote for the leadership of the city in the position of mayor. This is a special election because the position was vacated when Gary Ovitt became a Supervisor for the County of San Bernardino.
The Black Voice News is joining with parents in our comunity telling their boys and girls not to sign up for the military at this time. There are many reasons but for starters: Blacks do not believe that this war with Iraq is a just war. They see too many contradictions on why we went to war.
The real outward signs of racism have long faded from Jim Crow signs displayed in public places, but the remnants are still lingering in pockets of our community. Some people would like to talk about it, while others want to say it is not real and therefore should be ignored. I want to review two situations that let me know that racism is a topic that America needs to come to grips with in order to remove the band-aid so that real healing can begin.
The political season is beginning to send up smoke signals prior to starting fires after the filing dates have passed. In Riverside, we have start up receptions by Frank Schiavone who is currently on the Riverside city council and seeking re-election. A newcomer to challenging Schiavone is Debra Freeman.
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