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A&T State University students
NEW YORK When
it comes to secretaries, James
B. Somerall, head of a nation
al soft drink firm, does not
discriminate. He had a male
and a female secretary.
William Reid, left, and Michael
Freeman work in laboratory
they helped to construct at the
Brothers and Sisters School for
For Unity to Aid Hayti Youth
By MRS. NAOMI ROGERS
During the summer and
even during the winter months,
little brothers and sisters in
the Hayti Community are
usually left to play up and
down the rugged streets of
Durham having little or no
direction.
As they play, they are faced
with the increasing number of
daily problems common to
those areas where one finds
drugs, not just the weak mari
juana, but they see people
"pupping" skin and swelling
their veins with the poison
and deadly juices which cause
one to completely lose him
self. If they are lucky, they
can make it through the day
without someone trying to
push drugs on them.
Several teens in this com
munity feel that it is their
oblifation to care for their
little brothers and sisters and
we, the staff of DYOCA, Inc.,
University. Both are senior
psychology majors.
feel it is our responsibility to
meet the needs of all our
people when and where possi
ble. We encourage and suggest
that Black people can suf
ficiently and successfully
guide the minds of our young
by working closely with them
daily in an atmosphere which
creates the feeling of brotherly
love for each other so that as
they grow older, they will not
need drugs to help them escape
problems which face all of our
people daily. Our starting
point is the second week in
June, we shall call our school,
"Brothers and Sisters for
Unity." We hope to carry our
program into the fall; how
ever, your response as a citi
zen of the Black Community
will help determine how suc
cessful it will be.
At present, we plan to start
with 30 students between 8
and 11 years, with five con
sultants from the Hayti Com
munity to serve as program
directors. The program is pro
posed for 10 weeks without
your help; with your help, it
is proposed for many years.
As Brothers and Sisters for
Unity our emphasis will be
placed on developing the skills
and talents of these young
minds.
We need your support. You
may help by donating food or
funds. May we count on you?
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