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Vol 28 Issue 30

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August 13, 2023

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Vol. 28, Issue 30

African-American News&Issues

Success is one of the greatest cause of failure

“Addressing Current & Historical Realities Affecting Our Community”

- Roy Douglas Malonson

Evan Griffin Lee

Custody2Casket By: Chelsea Davis-Bibb, Ed.D.

One mom, Jacilet Griffin is seeking justice for her son, Evan Griffin Lee, who was found dead in a Harris County jail on March 18, 2022. It was a phone call that no mom should ever receive. Griffin received a call from Ben Taub Hospital that her son needed emergency surgery and was not able to make a decision for himself. However, according to Jacilet, she was not able to see her son, or receive any kind of communication or updates about his condition as time progressed. Back in December, Jacilet said her son was walking home from the store when two per day for a year. Or we could pay for every officers pulled up on him. She then received student’s school lunch (no guacamole, please!) a call from the officers asking if her son had a every day from their first day of first grade probation officer. “No, he never has.” She asked until they graduated high school and have other questions to get more information, and enough for 30 more days each. to no avail, the officers said they will call her Or you could improve Texas’ per-student back. The next call she received; her son was funding for education. Currently we are detained at Fort Bend County. According to close to the lowest extreme of all the Jacilet, she was told that her son looked like other states, and our students are being a prison escapee. He was being held in Fort denied adequate and accurate Bend County until Harris County could pick instruction. Whitewashing him up in ten days. Custody on pg. 4 on pg. 3

Whitewashing Education and Politics By: Jazz Pazz

How would you distribute nearly thirty-three billion dollars left over after you balanced your accounts? This is the dilemma Governor Greg Abbott faces at the end of this year’s regular session of the Texas legislature. This redundancy is greater than the entire budget of 24 other states. According to the Texas Tribune in March, If the surplus were passed out equally to each of our fellow 30 million Texans, everyone would get about $1,088. With that bonus, every single Texan could purchase more than three avocados


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