. 1 ■) T
ueoort fpoiii B.S:i (cont.)
BLACK ?;(jo:ncn ap?iv]
OiT C.^LUO
■ the co-'-aing of oepteiiber
11, I97O3 ’c/ie largest Biaclc
Freslxiian class arrived at the
Univcrst:/ of ilorth Carolina at
Cha'pel Hill. '/ith this class,
carae the ^seudo-i.iilitants,
militants, "liberal Ilegroes,"
and those of us vriio wouldn't be
caught dead irith another Blach
person, naviely the Uncle Toi'is,
'l^ach on of these '?eo'ole had a
definite ;olan as to irh"t'he or
she would do at Carolina, But
when each of these ^eo^ole began
to see just hovr these white
_?eo:5lo -^.re, they decided that
thoy had besb b:^,nd together,
T'h-_; )seudo-viilitant beca^ie 'aili-
tant; r.iilitii ts beca::ie -'.nore
.'ilitant; liberals becarae radi
cal; and the Uncle Tor.is ^ra^^'ed
to God th.at tnc 7 wouldn ’ t h_ave
to be around other blachs.
Tliose th_at had at first condera-
ned the 3 .h dccided th.-^t if
th::. ■' vrere to re^'.iain Blr'ch, they
vjould h" Ve to get tog0th..cr ■ ■:ith
oth;r Brot'.iers r^nd Sisters,
Pro ; this ca'iie a bactor under-
stpridiag of th_c 31-'ch Co’.T-amit^''
at the Univers:.t':',
.0 found out t'lat no -.atter
hox; rac-j-c'^l or l^.o': libcr-1 p.
v/hitc 'ion is, he is still white
i:ian, vr.ecl'. a co'-i.-.-n goel in ■"ind
of the ■ e.M'^loit ’ tion of Blacl:
;"eo :>le, 'Urely, • 'ist will s'lile
at you a'a.d invite you. l^o their
rooms iust to see :■ f 'ou "ipve
th s the hnir, :he t’^'ick
li.s, flat nose, and sexual
'oow-.rs of tl'iO str:reoty'Ded ''nig-
e-',r'' like their 'jarents told
s > 7
W- , 0
If b ■ c'eance, that riinority
of Blacks :.L-0 still don't see
fie to unite with other Blacks
should deci.de that the ^ are our
•'loo'ole, ’.’■e' 1 >h..y he toe late;’
.411 -'^eo-ol interested in a Black
dra?.i?. production ^.Tere asked to eieet in
the Union Tuesd-y, Oct, 1 3 at 7 ",Ii,
with Cassandra licGlain and Gwen Simp-
on, For information about an African’
Dance Troupe contact Gwen Siin'oon also,
Lee Stiff 'ould like for '.'lorc people
to join a fex\r Black students who are
researching infti 'n on speakers
visiting this caenpus,
Tne 31 ^ck 'aeinbers of the Honor Court
are Jiexny i'cRae, Lonnie n-:rr-itt, C^.mthi
Clicks, -^on Bowkes, Roosevelt H^ndol'Vn
and */illiain '.'illiams,
Tliomas Jones, a senior, v;as 'oresentec
to the BSn as being a'^iointed to study
t-he fraeiewor’: of the University, He'
serves on the Chancellor’s Coniinittee,
Jack iicLean, Lari'v liite, and Ashley
D^vis are on the 'hDS, a coeraittee on
the disadvantaged.
The last part of the neeting was
taken u.'^ with a discussion ideGlogy of
a politicel organization T/ith no
dilution of povrer. This discussion
x;as brought on b3r a suggestion of the
iionor Court Scribe that Black ‘3eo':)le
could be aopoin.ted to 'oositions on
th e li o no r Court,
One hundred and fotirteen peo-:>le
attended the "'aeeting.
Respectfully subinitt
Angela Bryant
Reported by hona Si^'nieons
THs C .'-“TR^.L COn'TTTRR
The eiest ieroortai t organizati ~nal set
up wi thin the BSII is the Central Co n-
::iittce. The Central Comnittee is made
U' of outstanding leaders. These leadei
head verious organizations within the
BSII. The- serve the 3-SA x^ith relentless
vigor. T^a y ; eet and talk over oroble-ns
0.Q e i3 CO :ie up on ca.v.ious concerning the
-slacks, (cone, 3, col, 2)