WEEKLY NEWSLETTER
NUMBER 10
OCTOBER 18, 2021
Snapshots, October 11 - 17 BAVUAL MAGAZINE ILLEGAL IN 6 STATES
Laws in six red states that ban the teaching of black history under the guise of neutering Critical Race Theory, a subject only taught in law schools, has hit home with us at BAVUAL. In the magazine's Preview Issue, dated Falll 2021, there is an article entitled Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Critial Race Theory*(But Were Afraid To Ask)*, in which we
carefully delineate what CRT is and is not. Teaching this article in a classroom in Tennessee, Oklahoma, Montana, Idaho, Georgia and Florida can and will get you arrested. This is clearly an outrage and if holds and allowed to spread to the other states will elad to the extinction of freedom of speech and freedom of the press in the U.S. It should be known that BAVUAL intends to contact the Education Commissioner in each of these red states and will possibly launch a lawsuit through the ACLA base don their answers. Tennessee's Policy Of Demeaming Black Children
Black Anti-Vaxxers In The Spotlight The COVID19 epidemic, now in its 19th month, has revealed many surprises, chief among them the fact that not all African-Americans are on board to defeat this dreaded disease (that in breaking news as we go to press has just claimed the life of exSecretary of State Colin Powell). From influencers Nicki Minaj to LeBron James, black celebrities are not helping their fellow Americans adopt the various vaccines that will save their lives. History will not look kindly on them.
A Tennessee judge, Donna Scott Davenport, illegally jailed black children even when there was no crime committed, by making up bogus, offthe-books laws. Her policy, instituted in 2016, only recently came to light when 11 black schoolchildren were jailed for witnessing a fight between a 5 and 6 year old. Officials in her local county of Rutherford tried to sweep the incident under the rug with a$397,500 settlement to the children's families. As yet, no further action has been taken.
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The NFL's Race Problem
Zion Clark Puts Us To Shame
The resignation of Jon Gruden, head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders, over his racism and racist remarks over social media, while Colin Kaepernick continues to be benched indefinitely for kneeling during a game only serves to heighten the racial disparity present in the National Footbal League, where there are no black team owners and only a handful of black men have ever served as general managers, head coaches or prestigious quarterbacks, despite the humongous salaries earned by a few. About 70% of of the NFL is made up of black players, so the league basically operates as a well-paid plantation.
This Week In Black History A. Miles patented the elevator, 1887 NAACP organized the Legal Defense and You probably never saw or heard of this Education Fund, 1939 amazing black man but you should - and you Lincoln University founded, 1854 will, in BAVUAL's Winter 2022 Premiere Issue. The Garrett Morgan invented and patented the 24year-old suffers from a rare disease that has gas mask, 1914 cost development of his body below his hips. Martin Luther King Jr. is the youngest man to This misfortune has not prevented him from win the Nobel Peace Prize, 1964 becoming a wrestler, a para-Olympic athlete Harpers Ferry Insurrection, 1859 and the current Guinness world record holder Garrett T Morgan patents the gas mask, 1914 as the fastest man on 2 hands. Zion is a living William Hastie s nominated for the U.S. example of NEW EXCUSES for the rest of us. Circuit Court of Appeals and becomes the Advertise in BAVUAL first African American judge to sit on the court, 1949 For Rates and Ordering Clarence Thomas is confirmed as the 2nd Earl A. Birkett African-American to sit on the U.S. Supreme 212-419-5831 Court Black power salute during the Olympic Subscribe to BAVUAL games (1968) NOTABLE BIRTHS: Edith Sampson (1901-1979), One Year (Four Issues) Only $29.99 - 50% Off first Black female US delegate to the United The Cover Price! Nations; Dr. Mae Carol Jemison, 1st black
woman to travel in space (aboard Bavual.com or Endeavour), 1956; Jazz drummer Arthur "Art" Call 844-580-3278 Blakey (1919 - 1990); Comedian, activist Dick Gregory (1932-2017); Jesse LeRoy Brown Contact Us (1926-1950), first African-American naval aviator in the United States, KIA in Korea; Email: eab @bavual.com Popular singer Usher, 1978; Ebenezer Don Twitter: @BirkettEarl Carlos Bassett (1833-1908), the first black Website: Bavual.com American diplomat (Consul-General to Haiti in 1869); Haitian superstar Wyclef Jean Contents copyrighted © 2021 b y Vantage Point Planet LLC. All rights reserved. born, 1972
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