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Knight-Brown
Phyllis Denise Knight and
Jessie Junior Brown II were married
Saturday, 'Aug. 30, in a 2
p.m. ceremony at Union Baptist
Church.
The bride is the daughter of
Frances W. Knight and the late
William H. Knight Sr.
The groom is the son of Jessie
Junior Brown and Patricia Ann
Lash Brown.
The Rev. B.F. Daniels officiated.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, William H.
Knight Jr.
Serving as matron oriionor
was Wanda Adams of Raleigh.
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Thomas also pens the music for
the songs he performs. He participated
in the songwriters'
festival held two weeks ago in
Winston Square.
4'Sometimes I just get a feeling,
and I want to write a song,"
he says, describing himself as a
"very sensitive person."
"Sometimes it takes me five or
15 minutes and sometimes all
day," he says, "but I just get the
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military exercise called
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counterparts of the San Marco
Group in a one-day tactical amphibious
training exercise and a
three-day cross training period at
the Capo Teulada Training Area
on the southern tip of the island
of Sardina.
The cross training consisted of
live-firing of every type of
weapon in the unit's arsenal, including
tanks, howitzers and service
rifles.
Burton is currently stationed
with the 24th Marine Amphibious
Unit at Camp Lejuene.
The son of Earl L. and Becky
J. Burton of Winston-Salem, he
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Marcus Garvey and Malcolm X.
However, when this language
of self-assertion is combined with
a political alliance with conservative
Republicans and a blind
faith in the power of American
capitalism, it becomes essentially
the anachronistic program of<
Booker T. Washington.
Washington's political and
^educational -achievements, including
the establishment of
Tuskegee Institute and the National
Negro Business League,
cannot be minimized. Yet
Washington's political strategy
of alliances with conservative
white capitalists and Republicans
was fundamentally flawed.
He retreated from the political
arena, tacitly accepted political
disfranchisement of black folk
and acknowledged the unequal
status quo. Black families would
simply have to learn to survive on
their own, without government
. support.
Wachinotnn never nnHerctonH
that the road of accommodation
znd black self-help - without a
^concomitant movement for equal
; rights and a struggle for social
justice - led to a dead end.
< When Loury and other black
; conservatives today declare that
>Vour work is not to change the
'minds of whites," they con
tribute directly to the destruction
lof civil rights and affirmativefaction
programs, and ultimately,
;they accelerate the economic and
; social crisis which affects black
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Phyllis Knight Brown
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Gasometha Hueston, all of
Winston-Salem, and Melissa
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Thomas says his favorite pieces
are love ballads and other romantic
music.
The pieces of his dream appear
to be falling into place for
Thomas. In December he will
return to Detroit^ where he says
he will complete his studies at
Marygrove College. He is pleased
with his progress and hopeful
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joined the Marine Corps in July
1984. ...
Nav^ Seaman Apprentice
Richard A. Necessary recently
returned from an 11-month
deployment.
The deployment was conducted
aboard the miscellaneous
command ship USS Coronado.
The ship's home port is Norfolk,
Va.
During the deployment, the
Coronado was the Sixth Fleet
flagship in the Mediterranean.
During the 11 months, the Coronado
participated in the Achille
Lauro incident, Gulf of Sidra
freedom of navigation operations
and the air strike against the terrorist
support facilities in Libya.
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Black self-help, by itself, is no
substitute for an aggressive continuation
of the civil rights agenda,
which seeks ultimately to
uproot racism and not to accommodate
it. The oppression of
black communities deepens every
time housing, health-care and
jobs programs are reduced or
eliminated by the Reaganites of
both political parties.
When black women and men
are forced into jobs at subminimum
wage rates, how can
they sustain healthy families?
When welfare and education
benefits are reduced to provide
more funds for the Pentagon
budget, how are the basic interests
of the black community
served?
How can a poor black family
Niblock Fror
per child per ye*, or $151
million. On the other hand, not
to create the program costs the
state more than $1 billion a year.
Not surprisingly, the business
community in North Carolina,
which previously lobbied successfully
for a state kindergarten
program, backs preschool. Indeed,
the real question being asked
is not whether to have one, but
how to structure a preschool program.
We have several options. Head
Start now serves about 20 percent
of eligible children. It could be
expanded with state funds.
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Best men were Kenneth Burr ft
and Marvin Carter, both of
Winston-Salem.
(J&hers were Alvin Austin of
Charlotte, Benjamin Foster,
Tyronne Thompson and Thomas
Walker, all of Winston-Salem.
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The bride is a graduate of
.^ Reynolds High School and the
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill. She is employed in
the burn unit of North Carolina
Baptist Hospital.
The groom is a graduate of
West Forsyth High School. He is
employed by. Mr. Steak
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about the future.
"The most important quality a
musician can have, in my opinion,
is sensitivity,'* he says.
"You can become involved with
your environment, and that inspires
you. Sometimes before a
show my nerves do a little jostling,
but when 1 get up on the
stage 1 can sometimes really feel
like a master. After the first note
I'm on my way."
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Audrey J. Necessary of WinstonSalem,
Necessary is a 1984
graduate of North Forsyth High l:
School.
He joined the Navy in September
1984. ...
Marine Cpl. Dwayne L. Stover
recently reported for duty with
Detachment C, 1st Marine Aircraft
Wing, at Marine Corps Air
Station Iwakuni in Japan.
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pyll itself up by its own proverbial
bootstraps, according to the
black conservatives* prescriptions,
when it has no boots at all?
By the false juxtaposition of
black self-initiative versus progressive
social and political protest,
the Lourys and others repeat
the mistake of Booker T.
Washington and reinforce the
chains of racism and economic
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Loury and Williams have
forgotten the warning of
Frederick Douglass: "Power con
cedcs nothing without Demand.*'
Dr. Manning Marable is a professor
of political science and
sociology at Purdue University.
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There are private day-care
centers that provide quality child
care; they could operate under
contract.
There is the public school
system, a ready-made vehicle that
could be realigned and restaffed
to meet the needs of 4-year-olds.
Thus, for North Carolina, the
choice is clear: We must begin
now with a variety of pilot projects
to determine the best way to
offer public preschool programs
of high quality to all 4-year-olds.
The patient is ailing, and the
vaccine is at hand.
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