September 11, 1986
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The author la prealdent of
the local chapter of the National
Association of University
Women.
In today's world, a new note is
heard, a no.te of tragedy and
despair; as if in the uneducated
world when we as a race could
not help ourselves and cried in
the wilderness, in the fields, in
the households and in the world
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as a whole.
The time has come that even
though our men and young
dependence, our long-awaited
day of apprenticeship of learning,
and a brighter day of hope
and a clear insight into the
future, our women are like cattle
inflicting motherhood upon
millions of fatherless boys and
girls ? children who will never
know the love and care of a
father. f
Our young girls, young and
old, are giving birth - not only to
one baby, but several - without a
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father. Some openly say, 'Tm-v
not the first, and I won't be the
last."'
Some go on with a career, and
thousands turn to welfare. Life
holds fear and despair for the
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iuiuic generations wno nave no
guidance nor leadership and
those who will grab the first thing
offered that gives a thrill.
We as educated women should
look closely at the situation, not
as it might have been or ought to?
be? but as it is and as it will be if
some groups like ours don't take
action -- positive action.
We are involved in many activities,
organizations and clubs,
such as the National Council of
Negro Women, National Women
of Achievement, Iota Phi Lambda
Sorority and other sororities,
religious organizations, the Top
Ladies of Distinction and a vast
number of other women's
organizations.
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These organizations quite
oftejj involve our husbands in
fraternities and other men's
organizations. They work
together, and women involve
their husbands in their social,
religious and civic meetings and
gatherings.
These meetings quite often
concern many subjects, but the
street urchins are the last suhWt
to be mentioned. The boys and
girls mainly discussed are the
ones who have a high IQ or are
the winners of scholarships or the
No race, group of people, or,
may I say, no nation is justifiable
unless its cause or object is
wholeheartedly interested in its
future generation. The man of
timid peace is not to be admired.
The man who embodies victorious
efforts -- him we admire.
We deem a man who never
does wrong to his neighbor or
who helps one in need as being
rewarded by God. But is this man
going out in the streets, seeing the
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NEW YORK - Dick Gregory
has been warning us about the
drug epidemic for almost 30
years; he has told us pver and
over again of the enormous price
society would pay in economic
and human costs.
Now his most ardent critic will
agree that city, state and federal
funds earmarked for building
roads and improving our lives
must be diverted to stemming the
tide, of crack and a plethora of illegal
and designer drugs. But
Gregory is not offering mdre advice,
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youth of today are concerned?
?Does he pass thc -children by and
say, "What are the youth coming
to today?"
Isn't he his brother's keeper?
Wise men lift up their voices in
the pulpit, in the courtrooms, in
the classrooms, in the homes ?
and, in many cases, in vain. I say
this because those who need to
hear are not present. We are not
reaching out to them.
They are in the streets, they are
in ill-lighted places, they are iif
dark rooms, they are in gay and
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doing something about it.
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boys and girls whom we need to
reach are teachers of our_boys^
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What do they have to offer?
All the wrong things that sound
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When a large group of young,
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President Ronald Reagan has
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another. There need not be a
teacher to give them tests and lectures.
By the time one transports
his ideas and others do the same,
a great deal of learning has taken
place. a .
An infant observes from birth
the good^or bad in the home or
on the street. If he is born in a *
confused home amid children
^ who have never been taught the
better qualities, he imitates what
he sees. If there is no alternative,
he follows that pattern and unfits
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