community ARIES
March 21-27, 2012
THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE
STAR CHART
Money may come to you from an unlikely source this week. Keep your eyes peeled for opportunity. Let your words this week paint the images of better ways of being in the world for yourself and for those under your care.
TAURUS
You may decide to visit a friend you haven’t seen in a while, or you may hear from one while you are at work. How did they get your number? You’ll be pleased to connect again with this person.
GEMINI
You are full of ideas this week, and some of them have practical application. Pick and choose which ones to test as you move through your week. Keep a very positive outlook on all relationships.
CANCER
Too much information is as confining as too little information for you. Try to find a balance in your conversations with others. Listen and observe, and you’ll learn the thing that you are looking for this week.
LEO
A humanitarian cause may get you out to a meeting with others of likemindedness this week. You’ll meet
some interesting people, and also get a new view of how you are perceived by others if you go. Enjoy!
VIRGO
Everybody’s in a full-moon frenzy regarding relationship issues. Listen to what others are saying, and chart your own course through this week. If you are in a relationship, remember what brought you together with this person in the first place, and be glad for what you’ve had.
LIBRA
Your intuition is trying to tell you something. Be still for a bit and let the message come. You know when to exercise caution, and when to let go and revel in pleasure. There’s much pleasure in your life this week.
SCORPIO
Put one of your new ideas into action this week and see how it feels as you work through your routine. You are in command of how you think this week, so use this beneficial energy to accomplish some of the things you’ve been wanting to do.
SAGITTARIUS
Every positive idea you have is likely to be challenged this week, so you may want to keep your bril-
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CAPRICORN
This week’s the week to communicate those ideas. People will seem to be much more receptive and less grouchy. Make sure that your ideas have some practical actions that can be taken, so that people will know how to respond to you.
AQUARIUS
You are the messenger of freedom this week, and if you are not careful with your words, you’ll find that some people don’t want to be liberated. Not to worry, just go your merry way and enjoy yourself. Others will learn from what you are doing.
The Memory Train
A racist group has hooked up with “Bubba” Serling, so-called cousin of screenwriter-producer”Twilight Zone”- narrator Rod Sterling. They have just entered into “The Try White Zone.” This group which was fed up with African Americans and joined together and wished themselves away to a place where there was an America without Black people. At firrst, these people breathed a sigh of relief. At last they said, no more crime, drugs, violence and welfare. All of the Blacks have gone! Then suddenly, reality set in. The “new America” was not America, but mostly barren land. There were few if any cars because “Spikes,” the Black man, invented the automatic gear-shift. Joseph Gambol, another Black man, invented the super charge system for internal combustion engines. Garrett A. Morgan, who was Black, invented traffic signals. Furthermore, one could not use the rapid transit system because its procurer was the electric trolley, which was invented by another Black Man, Albert R. Robinson. Even if there where streets on which cars and a rapid transit system could operate, they were cluttered with paper because an African American, Charles Brooks, invented the street sweeper.
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There would be few if any n e w s papers, magazines and books because J o h n Love invented the fountain pen. T h e r e is still more.
Lee Barrage invented the typewriting machine. W.A. Love invented the advanced printing press and guess what? They were Black also. Even if Americans could write their letters, articles and books, they would not have been transported by mail because William Barry invented the postmarking and canceling machine. William Purveys invented the hand stamp and Philip Downing invented the letter drop. Now you readers are in for stillmore surprises. Lawn sprinklers and lawn mowers were invented by Joseph Smith. They noticed the ventilation in the homes were terrible, and it was Frederick Jones who invented the Air Conditioner. Alice Parker invented the heat-
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Your creativity is pulling you in a wonderful direction. Act on your impulse to create beauty in your life. Pay attention when your nearest, dearest friend is trying to tell you something. Your impatience to get to the next project could cause you to miss a valuable signal.
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What would life be without Black people? This week, The Memory Train is taking a journey to a space in the universe where Blacks are not wanted or needed.
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