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Volume 28 | Number 45

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Jesse Jackson

True Scandal In Puerto Rican Recovery Effort

HIllary Clinton

International Women’s Forum 2017 Hall of Fame

From the Bottom to the Top: Houston Astros Are World Series Champions Words by Brian Barefield and Photography Courtesy of Houston Astros’ Facebook

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2017 NAACP Freedom Fund Gala

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2017 Comcast Hispanic Hero Awards

Houston Texans

Take A Knee In Protest of ‘Inmate’ Comments

FWEP Fall Luncheon

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Nov. 02, 2017 - Nov. 08, 2017

Houston Style Magazine Houston’s Premiere Weekly Publication

Volume 28 | Number 45

Complimentary

Jesse Jackson

True Scandal In Puerto Rican Recovery Effort

HIllary Clinton

International Women’s Forum 2017 Hall of Fame

From the Bottom to the Top: Houston Astros Are World Series Champions Words by Brian Barefield and Photography Courtesy of Houston Astros’ Facebook

Follow ollow Us #TeamStyleMag

Twitter @HoustonStyle

2017 NAACP Freedom Fund Gala

Instagram @StyleMagazine

Facebook: Houston Style Magazine

2017 Comcast Hispanic Hero Awards

Houston Texans

Take A Knee In Protest of ‘Inmate’ Comments

FWEP Fall Luncheon

N E W S | C O M M E N TA R I E S | S P O R T S | H E A LT H | E N T E R TA I N M E N T

Nov. 02, 2017 - Nov. 08, 2017

Houston Style Magazine Houston’s Premiere Weekly Publication

Volume 28 | Number 45

Complimentary

Jesse Jackson

True Scandal In Puerto Rican Recovery Effort

HIllary Clinton

International Women’s Forum 2017 Hall of Fame

From the Bottom to the Top: Houston Astros Are World Series Champions Words by Brian Barefield and Photography Courtesy of Houston Astros’ Facebook

Follow ollow Us #TeamStyleMag

Twitter @HoustonStyle

2017 NAACP Freedom Fund Gala

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Facebook: Houston Style Magazine

2017 Comcast Hispanic Hero Awards

Houston Texans

Take A Knee In Protest of ‘Inmate’ Comments

FWEP Fall Luncheon

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COMMENTARY True Scandal In Puerto Rican Recovery Effort Is Trump’s Dereliction

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By Jesse Jackson, National Writer

he scandals around in Puerto Rico’s agonies are far greater than the bizarre contract to pay Whitefish Energy, a tiny Montana company from U.S. Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke’s hometown, $300 million to restore electric lines. Puerto Rico still lacks water, food and electricity.

Ninety-eight schools just opened, but that represents less than 10 percent of the nation’s schools. And those opened have no generators for electricity, no air conditioning and no internet access.

Students must bring their own water bottles and douse themselves with repellent to fend off the mosquito invasion that plagues the island. The failure of the U.S. government to meet the emergency has gotten some attention, even as Trump keeps claiming that the administration deserves an “A” for its efforts. Far too little attention has been given to the context for this crisis.

Central to the crisis is catastrophic climate change: the effects of global warming that pose, as the Pentagon has concluded, a real and growing national security threat, particularly to islands like Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, both territories of the U.S. The Trump administration, however, remains in denial about climate change and is systematically rolling back all of the initial steps that the Obama administration made to even begin to address it. Puerto Ricans are suffering from the administration’s

inadequate response to a catastrophe. All of us -- and our children -- are likely to pay the price of the administration’s ignorant denial of a real security threat.

Puerto Ricans also suffer from a lack of rights. They are American citizens without the right to vote. They have one nonvoting resident commissioner in the House of Representatives. If Puerto Rico were a state, it would have two senators and five representatives in the House. Such representation would surely win Puerto Ricans a fairer hearing in Washington.

Puerto Rico is defined as a territory, but it is treated as a colony. Its people are U.S. citizens, but they are viewed as foreigners.

That reality and the contempt that many in the Congress have for the U.S. possession handicap Puerto Rico in this catastrophe and in the future.

Worse, Puerto Rican leaders are hamstrung by the island’s massive debts, and by the outside control board designed to force a harsh austerity on the island in order to insure that the speculators get repaid first.

The catastrophe has brought Puerto Rico’s economy to a halt. Surely its creditors should write off much of their loans that have gone bad. U.S. assistance to rebuild Puerto Rico cannot be siphoned off to repay the debts of the past if the island is to have any hope of revival.

Without representation, the 3.4 million people in Puerto Rico must depend on the kindness of their fellow citizens. Perhaps Puerto Ricans who have settled in the U.S. mainland can mobilize to demand fair treatment for their compatriots. Perhaps their U.S. occupiers will understand the global shame that comes from failing our own citizens.

With Republicans intent on passing $5 trillion in tax cuts, largely for the rich and the big corporations, while slashing spending on everything other than the military, the agonies of Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands are likely to continue.

Some small steps should be taken. Puerto Ricans should have the first option on the contracts and jobs involved in rebuilding the island. The reconstruction needs labor, skilled and unskilled; the residents need jobs. If they get the contracts, the money will circulate in the island rather than be sent to the mainland. If there is a shortage of skilled occupations, investment in training and apprenticeships will pay massive dividends.

Puerto Rican officials need to step up also, insuring that the contracting process is transparent and clean -- and cracking down on inanities like the Whitefish contract, which the governor has announced will be canceled. Disasters often open the door for massive rip-offs and fraud. The Trump

administration is systematically weakening enforcement of the laws and regulations on companies and bankers. Puerto Rican officials will have to be courageous enough to set the standards and enforce them.

I am convinced that the steadfast leadership of Gov. Dr. Ricardo Rossello and the Maxine Waters-like spirit of Mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz of San Juan, along with the diligence of responsible members of Congress such as Rep. Luis Gutierrez of Illinois, will make for a new, better and more powerful Puerto Rico.

The devastation in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, raises a stark mirror on this administration. How can any president claim to Make America Great Again and then fail in the basic duty to protect this country’s citizens and help them recover from natural disasters?That question should haunt the president and the Republican leaders this Halloween, even as they peddle the next tax break for millionaires and billionaires.

You can write to the Rev. Jesse Jackson in care of this newspaper or by email at jjackson@rainbowpush.org. Follow him on Twitter @RevJJackson.

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Evolution of the Diversity Visa Lottery Program, In Charts POLITICAL The

By Ryan Struyk, CNN/StyleMagazine.com

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resident Donald Trump called for the end of the diversity immigration lottery visa after a terror suspect in New York mowed down bikers in lower Manhattan, killing eight people and injuring more than a dozen others.

on undocumented immigration and terror threats a cornerstone of his national security agenda as President and during his campaign for the White House.

But where do recipients of the diversity lottery visa come from, and how have the Sayfullo Saipov, 29, came to the United numbers changed in the last decade?

States legally in 2010 from Uzbekistan through the diversity immigration lottery The top receiving country under the provisa program, a system that Trump has asked gram is Nepal with 3,247 visas, followed by Congress to end in the wake of the attack. Egypt with 2,855, Iran and the Democratic Republic of the Congo with 2,778 each, Each year, the State Department randomly Uzbekistan with 2,378 and Ethiopia with selects roughly 50,000 applicants to be 2,143, according to 2016 data.

President Donald Trump awarded green cards. Most of the recipients in 2016 were from Africa and Europe, The roughly 50,000 total visas were doled tion of total immigrants in the program. No though that year the country with the most out to people from about 100 countries in one country is allowed to receive more than 7% of the available visas, according to the successful applicants were from Nepal.

2016.

State Department, putting the maximum cap The program’s goal is to admit more Africans account for a plurality of im- around 3,500 people per country. immigrants from “countries with histori- migrants in the system, making up 44% of The number of recipients from Uzbekically low rates of immigration to the United people given green cards. Europeans make stan -- the home country of the accused New States,” according to the State Department. up 33%. This is in line with most splits over the last decade, but the two continents were York attacker -- climbed from 958 in 2006 to 3,596 in 2011.

The system requires applicants to have a evenly split with 40% each in 2015. high school education or equivalent, as well It slipped slightly to 2,378 recipients in as two years of qualifying work experience.

Immigrants from Asia have stayed mostly steady over the last decade at just more than the most recent data in 2016. Other countries It also requires them to meet the same one in six immigrants in the program, while like Sudan, Venezuela, Liberia, Iran, Moldovetting standards as any other immigration people from Oceania as well as South and va and the Democratic Republic of the Conprogram. Trump has made cracking down Central America make up just a small frac- go have climbed exponentially over the last

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decade. Some countries have seen dramatic declines in the number of immigrants in the program. Nigeria, Bangladesh and Peru used to be significant contributors of diversity visa recipients, but have become ineligible because they send more immigrants through other programs.

Still, immigrants from Ukraine, Ghana, Morocco and Kenya through the program have been more than cut in half over the last decade, according to data from the State Department.

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Houston School Districts Buck Trends In Hiring of Black Teachers [Chron.com]

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ouston Chronicle reports Houston ISD and a majority of Houston-area districts are bucking national trends when it comes to the hiring of African-American teachers. About 36.2 percent of teachers in Houston ISD are black, compared with about 7 percent nationwide and 10 percent in Texas. While 16 of 24 Houston-area school districts exceeded the state and national average for the percentage of teachers who are African-American, some have very few. Only four -- or 1.1 percent of -- teachers in Friendswood ISD are black. Katy ISD, which is the eighth-largest district in Texas, reported that about 6.4 percent of its teacher workforce was black in 2016-2017.

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Texas Student

Two Texas Students Sue Schools to Freely Protest the Pledge [Blavity.com]

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pair of Houston, Texas high school students are taking their respective schools to court over the right to protest during the pledge of allegiance. India Landry, a 17-year-old senior at Windfern High School, was expelled for sitting during the pledge. India’s reasons for sitting reflected similar reasons former San Francisco 49ers QB Colin Kaepernick began protesting last year. The teen’s mother, Kizzy, filed a federal lawsuit that claims the teen was threatened by police if she did not arrive within five minutes to retrieve India after the expulsion, according to The Root. As of Friday, Oct. 6, India was allowed to return to school but she remains steadfast and will continue her protest despite possible backlash.

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hird Ward is one of five pilot program locations for the initiative.

Acres Home, Gulfton, Second Ward and Near Northside are the others. Mayor Sylvester Turner, City of Houston departments, partnering agencies, and community representatives were at the Complete Communities meeting that has a goal to strengthen Houston’s under-resourced neighborhoods. The city will work in a concentrated manner with stakeholders in each community and partners across Houston to create more complete neighborhoods with enhanced access to quality affordable homes, jobs, well-maintained parks and greenspace, improved streets and sidewalks, grocery stores and other retail, good schools, and transit options.

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Houston Texans

McNair Fails to Meet With NAACP After Comments and Apology [Style Magazine Newswire]

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rotests over the national anthem by those associated with the NFL has been heating up for weeks as players and teams address how they would handle the issue. Things were heighten even more when Houston Texans’ owner Bob McNair added fuel to the fire with his commentary made at a NFL only owners meeting, “We can’t have the inmates running the prison,” referencing the NFL players as “inmates.” Of course, the NAACP Houston immediately expressed their outrage and called for a meeting with McNair to help him understand the “deep racial discord” that still persists today. Everything for the meeting had been finalized when McNair declined to attend due “health concerns” according to is team.

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Carlos Correa Proposes

Carlos Correa Proposes to Texas Beauty After World Series Win [USA Today]

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ouston Astros shortstop Carlos Correa was finishing up his interview on Fox minutes after his club clinched its first World Series title when he pulled a ring out of his back pocket and took a knee. “Right now I’m about to take another big step in my life,” Correa said.

“Daniella Rodriguez, you make me the happiest man in the world. Will you marry me?” Rodriguez, who won the 2016 Miss Texas USA and 2013 Miss Teen Texas USA pageants, clasped hands over her face and wept. After a long kiss, Correa put the ring on Rodriguez’s ring finger. Correa said he had been plotting it for a while and thought it would be cool to propose after winning a championship.

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he Houston Chronicle reports UNESCO – the Paris-based cultural arm of the United Nations – is considering Freedmen’s Town for its Slave Route Project, which is a registry created in 1994 by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization of historically significant sites that tell the global story of the trade in human labor. Jane Landers, the U.S. envoy for the Slave Route Project, spent three days last week in the Houston area learning about Freedmen’s Town and other sites that can be combined for a nomination. Landers was invited by Catherine Roberts, co-founder of the Rutherford B.H. Yates Museum in Freedmen’s Town.

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The Army’s First Hispanic Four-Star General, Dies in San Antonio at 88 [MySanAntonio.com]

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Freedmen’s Town Could Receive United Nations Cultural Designation [Chron.com]

en. Richard Cavazos, the first Hispanic four-star general in the U.S. Army and one of its most highly decorated veterans, died Sunday in San Antonio after a long struggle with Alzheimer’s disease. He was 88. Details were pending but Cavazos will be buried Nov. 14 in Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery. With a combat record that included the nation’s second-highest medal for valor both in the Korean conflict and Vietnam War, Cavazos blazed a trail for generations of other Hispanic general officers. The three who came after him were Texans — Lt. Gen. Marc Cisneros of Brownsville, Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez of Rio Grande City and Maj. Gen. Alfredo Valenzuela, who grew up on San Antonio’s West Side.

Texas Asks for $61 Billion to Rebuild Houston and Texas Coast After Harvey [MySanAntonio.com]

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nearly $61 billion state plan to rebuild Houston and the Texas coast after Hurricane Harvey includes funding for three “coastal spines” to control flooding, new reservoirs and buyouts of thousands of properties. About 60 percent of the funding would go to “future proof” flood-prone areas and 33 percent would pay for buy-outs and elevating buildings in low-lying regions stretching roughly from Rockport to the Beaumont area and parts of Southeast Texas where Harvey hit hardest. Gov. Greg Abbott and top Texas leaders briefed top Washington officials and the Texas legislative delegation Tuesday afternoon on the previously undisclosed plan. Much of the funding would go to the Houston area — Texas’ largest city and the fourth largest in the United States.

BUSINESS BRIEFS H-E-B

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-E-B Grocery Co. is piloting a hybrid method for delivering its goods to consumers’ homes. The San Antonio-based grocery chain is rolling out the system in nearly 100 of its more than 300 locations, with store employees handpicking orders, bagging the groceries and handing them to independent drivers for delivery. Most of the test markets are across San Antonio, Houston and Corpus Christi, according to ZIP codes posted on the company’s website. Previously, the H-E-B to You website portal and mobile app were used when the company launched curbside pick-up huts across dozens of stores.

Comcast

Comcast Bring ‘Scenes; to Xfinity Home [Multichannel.com]

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omcast is broadening the capabilities of its Xfinity Home platform with “Scenes,” a feature that enables users to string together a set of rules and routines for when they are waking up, leaving or returning home, or heading to bed for the night. Comcast is setting that up with a rules engine that lets customers set, adjust and coordinate connected devices, such as smart lighting, cameras and security systems, for several specific events, including: “Good morning;” “Leaving;” “Returning home;” and “Good night.”

Cricket Wireless

Cricket Wireless Now Available in U.S. Military Exchanges [PRNewswire.com]

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ricket Wireless services can now be found in 122 military exchanges in U.S. based military bases. This includes 83 Army & Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES) stores, 14 Marine Corps Exchanges (MCX) and 26 Navy Exchanges (NEXCOM). Cricket Wireless is proud to bring military families: Simple, transparent plans with no annual contract: Rate plan pricing starts at $30/month1and includes monthly taxes so there are no surprises. One less thing to worry about for families on the move; Power of a nationwide 4G LTE Network: Cricket offers more 4GLTE coverage than T-Mobile, Metro PCS, Sprint and Boost

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More Than 20 Dairy Queen Closings Include Two In North Texas [Star-Telegram.com]

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ore than two dozen Dairy Queen restaurants, including two in North Texas, are closing because of financial effects of Hurricane Harvey and a sluggish oil market, multiple news outlets reported Wednesday. The owner, Vasari LLC, based in Irving, included the closing of 29 stores in Texas, New Mexico and Oklahoma in its filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in North Texas Federal Bankruptcy Court in Fort Worth, reported the Amarillo Globe-News website,amarillo. com. In the bankruptcy filing, Vasari said that because many of its restaurants are positioned in “prime oil country.

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NATIONAL BRIEFS Baton Rouge Protesters Awarded Up to $1,000 in Class-Action Settlement [GoodBlackNews.org]

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early a year after protesters in Baton Rouge were arrested during marches for 37-year-old resident Alton Sterling – who was killed by police while selling CDs outside of a store – a federal judge approved a class-action settlement Friday, Oct. 27 that awards up to $1,000 to dozens. One of the most high-profile activists to be involved with the settlement was DeRay Mckesson, who was arrested along with 69 others. Besides cash payments, the victims will have their records expunged free of charge, the Associated Press reports. U.S. District Judge John W. deGravelles gave the final approval regarding the settlement after a hearing with McKesson and other plaintiffs. The 69 plaintiffs will ultimately be rewarded amounts ranging from $500 to $1,000 out of the total value of the settlement estimated at $136,000.

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Colin Kaepernick Has Reportedly Signed a $1 Million Book Deal [Business.org]

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FL quarterback turned civil rights activist, Colin Kaepernick, is not playing professional football right now, but he has found another way to generate revenue. He reportedly has been offered $1 million by one of Random House’s imprints, One World, to publish a book. This is the same publishing company that has previously published books by Jay-Z, Ta-Nehisi Coates, and other notables in the African American community. Colin’s new book, however, has not yet been given a title, but no doubt, it will be about his heroic actions that have brought nationwide attention to the injustices that African Americans have to deal. Last year, Colin began protesting during the national anthem to highlight police brutality and systemic discrimination.

But his protesting was silently done in the form of kneeling, and soon after, many other NFL players were inspired to do the same.

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It’s Official: Disney Confirms Beyonce’s Role In Live-Action ‘Lion King’ [BlackAmericaWeb.com]

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eyoncé has rounded out the cast of Disney’s upcoming live-action remake of The Lion King. It’s a fan-casting dream come true! Earlier this year, there was much speculation about who would be playing Nala in The Lion King.

Bey came out as an early fan favorite for the role. Some even made mockup movie posters with her in them. There were some whispers that Bey was being considered for the part, but it was nothing more than a rumor until today! Disney just released the full cast list for The Lion King and Bey is right at the top between Donald Glover and James Earl Jones!

Casey Anthony and O.J. SImpson

Casey Anthony’s Reality Show With OJ Simpson Could Lead to Lawsuit [TheGrio.com]

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asey Anthony’s parents, Cindy and George Anthony, have a warning for their daughter, if she tries to sell her story in any way, or she stars in a reality show, they will sue her. Casey was acquitted of murdering her 2-year-old daughter Caylee in 2011. In an interview on Crime Watch Daily, the Anthonys share their opinions about their daughter’s state at the time of their granddaughter’s death.

Her mother thinks her daughter is mentally ill and might suffer from seizures while her father thinks differently since Casey accussed him of sexual assault. Now there are rumors she will be starring in a reality television show with OJ Simpson about their lives after being acquitted.

How the New York City Truck Attack Unfolded

By Emanuella Grinberg, CNN/StyleMagazine.com Newswire

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t least eight people were killed Farther down the path, the truck collided Tuesday in what New York offi- with a school bus at Chambers Street. cials are calling a terror attack.

Here’s what we know about what happened, The collision halted the vehicle. per the New York Police Department.

After the collision, the driver exited the At 2:06 p.m. the suspect rented a truck truck with a pellet gun and a paintball from a Home Depot in Passaic, New gun.

Jersey.

Witnesses said the suspect yelled “Allahu At 2:43 p.m., the driver exited the George Akbar,” law enforcement sources told CNN. Washington Bridge.

At 3:08 p.m., more than a dozen 911 calls According to license plate readers, the sus- came in. pect exited the bridge into New York City, Callers report people down, the school bus southbound on the West Side highway. crash, and a man with a gun in the street.

At 3:04 p.m. the suspect drove the truck Bystanders called over nearby officers. onto bike path-walkway.

A police officer assigned to the area fired at the man, hitting him in the stomach.

The truck entered near Houston Street.

The driver continued down the path, The officer has been identified as Ryan Nash. hitting bicyclists and pedestrians.

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The driver of the truck was taken into custody.

After his arrest, the suspect underwent surgery.

He has been identified as Sayfullo Habibullaevic Saipov, a 29-year Uzbek national who came to the United States in 2010.

Law enforcement found a note near the

truck claiming the attack was carried out in the name of ISIS, a senior law enforcement official told CNN. On Wednesday, he was charged with providing material support to ISIS and violence and destruction of motor vehicles.

CORRECTION: This story has been updated to reflect the note claiming the attack was made in the name of ISIS was found near the truck.

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By Reginald D. Dominique, Social Media Editor

early 1,000 women experts and innovators from 40 different nations descended on Downtown Houston for the three-day 2017 International Women’s Forum World Leadership Conference to explore the most pressing topics and issues currently facing our interconnected world under this year’s theme, “Global Citizens: Interconnected, Inquisitive, Engaged.”

The culminating event was IWF Hall of Fame Gala with Hall of Fame inductee Hillary Rodham Clinton. Annually, IWF honors women who have made groundbreaking precedents through their work and example.

Clinton joins a list that includes past inductees Rosa Parks, American Civil Rights Activist; Wangari Maathai, Nobel Laureate & Environmental Activist; Audrey Hepburn, Humanitarian & Actress; The Honorable Mary Robinson, Former President of Ireland; and Betty Friedan, Author & Feminist Leader.

“Secretary Clinton has repeatedly redefined views on what women can achieve.

Over the arc of her distinguished career,

she has used her voice and influence to advance the status of women and girls everywhere,” said IWF President Teresa Weintraub.

Bonded together by more than 6,500 dynamic, influential women leaders in 33 countries and 74 forums around the world, IWF has had the sole purpose of bringing diverse groups of women together from all over the globe to exchange ideas, learn, inspire, and build better leadership for a changing world since 1974.

In addition to Secretary Clinton’s Hall of Fame induction, nine other women were honored with the Woman Who Makes a Difference Awards. The 2017 honorees were all very inspirational as they told their personal testimonies of the changes they have made not only in their communities but also worldwide.

The mood of the night was heightened once attorney, advocate, former First Lady, U.S. Senator, Secretary of State, and the first woman to win a major party nomination for President of the United States the Honorable Hillary Clinton graced the stage. With a wonderful presentation re-

capping a few pivotal points in her life, the guest of honor made her way out. The room filled with a thunderous applause as many rose to their feet when Secretary Clinton emerged from behind the black drapes on to the stage. While thanking everyone in the room, Clinton made it a point to say, “Thank you Houston and Harris County for going BLUE in your latest Presidential Election!” She knew Houston was With Her. Acknowledging the strides she made in the political arena, Clinton knows more needs to be done.

“I firmly believe the only way we are going to get sexism out of politics is to get more women into politics. I don’t think that applies just to politics. I think it applies to every industry,” she said.

or for her to be inducted into their Hall of Fame. “I want to be on the side of the problem solvers - not the problem explainers or exaggerators,” commented Clinton in her more than 20-minute speech. The 30-year IWF member concluded her speech with a challenge to the packed crowd on their personal role in today’s society.

“We all in our own lives, in our families, and in our communities have a role to play in lifting up all women and honoring the success that they could have with the help and support of women like us.”

The evening was definitely one to remember and it would not have been possible with out the efforts of IWF Global and Conference co-chairs former Houston mayor Annise Parker and Gracie Cavnar.

For more information on IWF Global Clinton’s speech was solely focused on the efforts of IWF and why it was an hon- please visit www.iwforum.org

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From the Bottom to the Top: Houston Astros Are World Series Champions

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he Houston Astros are the 2017 World Series Champions. Ok. For Houston Astros fans, I know you don’t believe what you just read, so I will say it again. The best team in baseball for 2017 is your Houston Astros. This is the same team that at one point during the regular season in 2013 had a 14-million-dollar payroll on the field. They were the running joke of Major League Baseball for losing more than 100 games for three straight seasons and were nicknamed the “Lastros” by some fans.

A team that had been swept 4-0 by the Chicago White Sox the last time they appeared in a World Series (2005) and defeated three of the most storied franchises in Major League Baseball in the Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees, and Los Angeles Dodgers.

The Houston Astros defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 5 -1 in Game 7 of one of the most excit10 10

ing World Series ever to win the first title in franchise history. For those counting, that’s a 55-year drought dating back to 1962 when they were the Colt .45s. In this game, the Astros went back to doing what made them a 100-plus win team in 2017.

They used a combination of small ball and good pitching to stifle the Dodgers who had the best record in MLB with 104 wins.

“We held down a really tough lineup,” said Houston pitcher Charlie Morton, who gave up the game’s only run in the sixth inning. Normally a starter, Morton came in and pitched four innings in relief to end the game. That help saves an Astros’ bullpen that was having problems holding on to late inning leads.

Starting pitcher Lance McCullers Jr. struggled with his command and hit a game high four batters before being pulled out by Astros manager A.J. Hinch. “I knew yesterday that I didn’t have much,” McCullers told reporters after the game.

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Having a short-term memory will get you very far in major league baseball and that’s just what 2017 World Series Most Valuable Player Astros center fielder George Springer had in this series. He went 0-4 in Game 1 with four strikeouts, which prompted most MLB analysts and fans to say he should have been moved out of the leadoff spot in the lineup.

Houston,” Springer said with enthusiasm as his teammates watched him receive his MVP trophy.

The Commissioner ’s Trophy holds a special place in the heart of four Astros players on the current roster. All-Star second baseman Jose Altuve, DH/ outfielder Marwin Gonzalez, superstar pitcher Dallas Keuchel, and right-handed pitcher But just as the Astros organization Brad Peacock, all were with the has been doing since they made him franchise during those tumultuous a first-round draft pick in 2011, they 100 plus loss seasons. trusted the process and the 2017 AllStar. They knew he would make the The last being in 2013 when necessary adjustments to get himself they lost 111 games after making back on track. the transition from the National League to the American League.

And he did while making history “You always picture yourself being in the process. Springer tied a major in the World Series, but to actually league record by hitting a total of be here with the players that we had five home runs in the World Series. back then. I never thought we would He hit four home runs in each of the be here,” said Keuchel when asked last four games and set a record with about playing in the World Series eight extra base hits, as well as 29 earlier in the week. total bases.

To say that these players were “We’re coming home a champion, just on the 2017 roster would be

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an understatement. All four players played a major part in the Astros run to the title. Potential A.L MVP Altuve hit a career-high .348 during the regular season and at one point was hitting .400 during the postseason. Gonzalez also had a great regular season by hitting a career high 23 home runs and 90 runs batted in.

His double in last night’s game was intricate in helping the Astros secure more runs. Peacock’s 13 wins this season and his 3 2/3 innings in Game 3 of the World Series helped secure that game. Keuchel had an ERA of 2.90 to go along with his 14-regular season wins. After going through so much adversity to hold that trophy is a true result of hard work and dedication in those players’ eyes.

For the citizens of Houston and surrounding areas, this championship is more than just a trophy. It is a breath of fresh air for a city that is still recovering from Hurricane Harvey two months ago.

“It has been 55 years for baseball, and years since any championship in Houston. We’re vindicated finally.

Go Stros’! Houston Strong baby!” said Marcus Kelley, a lifelong Astros fan. Kelley was just one of thousands of fans who were celebrating last night.

Die-hard Astros fan Richard Cooper from the Woodlands has been waiting a very long time for this moment as well. “1995 was the last time Houston has celebrated a World Championship. The city has been through so much this year.

Karma is finally on Houston’s side,” said Cooper as he reflected on the Astros’ big win.

So, let’s hear it one more time for the home team that #earnedhistory. Can we say it all together?

The Houston Astros are ‘WORLD CHAMPIONS.’ The entire Houston Astros team will be celebrated in grand fashion with a parade in Downtown Houston on Friday, November 3, 2017, at 2 pm. Get your spot early!

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HEALTH Obama Wants You to Know Obamacare Open Enrollment Has Begun

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pen enrollment for Obamacare is here ... and former President Obama wants to make sure Americans know about it.

file as President Trump and congressional Republicans have sought to repeal the Affordable Care Act, extols several of the law’s most popular provisions.

The former president rolled out a video on Twitter and Facebook Wednesday touting many of the benefits of his signature health reform law.

“And thanks to the Affordable Care Act, insurance companies can no longer charge you more just for being a woman, or for having a pre-existing condition,” he says in the video, which runs 1 minutes and 19 seconds. “That’s a good thing.”

The piece was made for Get America Covered, a group of Obama administration officials trying to boost enrollment for 2018.

The effort seeks to counter the Trump administration’s downplaying of the signup season. Trump officials have slashed advertising funding by 90% and cut support for outreach and assistance.

Stepping into the void, Obama tells viewers that healthcare.gov is open for business, noting that eight in 10 people can find policies for $75 a month or less.

His goal in participating in the social media campaign is to help make sure that millions of Americans who aren’t already insured understand that they still can get coverage through Healthcare.gov, a source close to Obama said.

It’s a direct response to what the former president believes is a wealth of “misinformation” about his legacy achievement.

He brings back one of his favorite marketing points: “That’s cheaper than a lot of cell phone plans.”

In the video, the former president advises consumers to shop on healthcare.gov, even if they already have coverage, because they could save money. And he urges viewers to spread the word.

Obama, who has kept a rather low pro-

Obama is no stranger to marketing his

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inger Chrisette Michele recently shared some of the struggles she has dealt with since the backlash she received after she made the decision to perform at President Trump’s inaugural ball. That backlash cut deep, including being dropped by her label, struggling with depression, and even suffering a miscarriage.

The beautiful hit singer already had reproductive issues since suffering from not one, not two, but FOUR major issues including PCOS, fibroids, ovarian cysts and endometriosis. But she says the pressures of this season in her life took her body over the edge.

“I went from someone being revered and loved to facing putting out an album in the worst climate of my musical career,” she said in a series of posts on Instagram. She even shared a picture of her miscarriage on social media. She shares that all of this tried to take her down while she worked on an album titled, “Strong Black Woman.”

landmark law. While in the White House, he made videos, appeared on late-night television and joined Zach Galifianakis on his mock comedy show Between Two Ferns.

Meanwhile, Trump marked the start of open enrollment with a set of tweets promoting the repeal of Obamacare’s individual mandate, a key provision of the law which

requires nearly all Americans to have coverage or pay a penalty.

Open enrollment lasts until Dec. 15 in the more than three dozen states that use the federal exchange, healthcare.gov.

Some states that run their own marketplaces are keeping enrollment open as late as Jan. 31.

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like a body builder to try and push past the pain I was feeling. I’d run up hill and lift weights heavier then strong men. I’d cry my way thru workouts. My trainer would cheer me up. God bless him. I pushed so hard and ate so much protein, I scarfed away my hurt.

My old habits of binge eating disorder began to show themselves. Drinking maybe nothing but water for a day after a day of heavy intake. My trainer didn’t know it but he was feeding the demon that covered up hurt with food. I had a long cycle. Something came out of me. It was my child. The one my love and I worked so hard on. I never knew I could allow myself to be so broken that my physical body would break down.”

“A miscarriage? Me? This experience of a broken nation showed itself in my own physical body. That was when I knew I had to pull it together. Heal, Forgive. Just because I had a negative experience didn’t mean I had to become negative and broken.

When I lost my child I knew that it was time for me to become a #StrongBlackWoman”

“You don’t have to be a celebrity to fail, to fight, to struggle. Pain is universal…,” “My love was so supportive during this she posted. “I went into the gym and trained time. “Strong Black Woman” is not just

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about powerful black women, it’s about the incredible men who support them. My man saw my anxiety and gifted me with a 200 hour yoga course in New York City. I knew it was important for me to be kinder to my body, my self image and my heart.

A miscarriage, suicidal thoughts, bingeing and physical overload was taking a toll.

Yoga. I was the only black girl. The only curvy girl. But we were one.

I was still, a lot. I listened a lot. I studied a lot. I wondered if Christians understood these yogic concepts. Could I be Christian and a yogi at the same time? I lived for the philosophy that I could live a life with out being attached to outcomes.

I didn’t have to own what people called me. I could experience life from an enlightened and loving place. I could hear what people were saying but I didn’t have to own it. I could empathize with out being a victim. With every asana and meditation I found my new focus. It was love.

It was understanding. It was Peace. I could be the catalyst for peace because I now have a deep understanding for what

Chrisette Michele the exact opposite of peace looks like.

Sometimes there’s a re-birth happening.

Sometimes, in the least likely circumstances we are being groomed for the next best version of ourselves. Not only can I now stand on my head, I can stand tall on my own two feet. I was being groomed to become a powerful and #StrongBlackWoman #Namaste” Read the full story online at blackdoctor. org.

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The special tasting menu was offered over four nights at the resort’s Cocina de Autor restaurant, the first and only restaurant in the world that’s part of an All-Inclusive to hold the AAA Five Diamond Award. The dinner was complimentary for resort guests, included as part of their stay.

Participating chefs included: Mikel Alonso and Bruno Oteiza, disciples of Spanish superstar Juan Arzak, owners of Biko in Mexico City, which has been recognized as one of the 50 best restaurants in the world.

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For this tasting, we returned to The Capital Grille located in City Centre, where Executive Chef Jeffrey Meyer was on hand to make our visit as special as always. We started our tasting with a shared plate of the Capital’s signature Fried Calamari and a round of Stoli Doli’s. The Calamari is coated lightly, pan-fried until crispy and golden, served with hot cherry peppers, and then devoured by this writer and a guest.

The Stoli Doli is simply the Grille’s pineapple infused vodka that is kept on the bar in the lounge area and served cold. If one doesn’t try anything else when visiting this place, it is worth the trip to sit in the elegant lounge, take in the classy atmosphere, and sip on a Stoli or two and have a plate of the calamari.

The Stoli has a clean and refreshing taste; it complements the squid and calms down the heat of the peppers in my view. We saved room for our burgers and I opted for

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It’s not that hard: just grab the end and swing. Easy enough; in fact, there are probably lots of tools you know how to use, although, as in the new novel “Unforgivable Love” by Sophfronia Scott, do you know how to use people?

Absolutely nobody ever said “no” to Mae Malveaux.

Young, beautiful, wealthy, and widowed, Mae ruled Harlem society with a silky hammer, surrounding herself with carefully-chosen sycophants and moneyed men who hoped Mae might fall in love with them.

Mae wanted love, that’s true. But she wanted it her way – which is why she was angry when she saw her former lover, Frank Washington, in a nightclub she considered her domain. How dare he?

She was even angrier when she learned that he planned to marry her cousin’s virginal daughter, Cecily. Mae seethed, until she noticed that Valiant Jackson had walked

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the Wagyu Bacon Cheeseburger, which is made with “Candied Applewood Smoked Bacon and Vermont Cheddar.” My guest opted for the Caramelized Onion Wagyu Burger.

We both had our burgers prepared medium-well, and they arrived on our plate accompanied by some truffle French Fries.

The burgers were juicy and packed with flavor; the bacon and cheddar played well together and the portions were just right.

The French Fries were cooked perfectly.

They were crispy, seasoned just right, and we were so full.

Though we decided to pass on the wine, and opt for a second round of Stoli’s, one can access by reading the menu that the pairings were well suited for the burgers we tasted.

The Caymus is from Napa Valley, 2015, and is made by Chuck Wagner. The Merlot is from Napa Valley, 2013, and was made by Jenny Wagner. Finally, Pinot is from Santa Lucia Highlands, 2015, and was created by Joe Wagner.

Learn more about the wines and the menu by visiting thecapitalgrille.com/events/ wagyu-burger-and-wine-pairing. Watch the videos, read the menu, then make your reservation, and enjoy your meal.

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“Unforgivable Love” by Sophfronia Scott

By Terri Schlichenmeyer, Book Reviewer into the club, too.

a win-win for both Mae and Val.

Of all the men she’d ever had, Mae conAnd that was fine with Mae. She loved sidered Val her equal. He wasn’t as smart, those kinds of schemes. but he was every bit as devious as she, and he loved a good game.

Destroying people was one of her better talents…

On the spot, Mae cooked up a scheme and promised Val that he could have what Obviously, the very first thing you’re he’d always wanted, in exchange for re- going to notice about “Unforgivable venge on Frank. What Val wanted was Mae. Love” when you see it is its 500-pluspage heft. It’s a big book and yes, it’s But she wasn’t the only woman Val had wordy sometimes, but don’t let that scare his sights set on. Elizabeth Townsend, a you off. This is a great story. friend of Val’s Aunt Rose, seemed to be the challenge he craved; Elizabeth was Based loosely on a book first published beautiful, pious and straight-laced, and in 1782, but set mostly in Harlem in was passing time at Rose’s house while the post-World War II years, this novel awaiting the return of her lawyer-husband. offers readers some shockers, right from the outset, when we see from where the Val knew she was wedded, but could she character Mae’s nastiness sprang. be bedded? He thought so.

Author Sophfronia Scott takes the tale But could Elizabeth be distracted while up from there, in twisty turns that include Val seduced Cecily – or, at least, while a huge cast that’s surprisingly easy to he waited for Mae’s latest young lover to keep track of, despite the numbers. seduce Cecily for him? It would all hinge on secrets kept, but the outcome would be Add in a background soundtrack of

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Big Band music and a whiff of gin and cigar smoke, and you’ve got a rich, multi-layered novel you’ll love peeling apart.

Now, admittedly, that may be a slow peel at times, but sticking with it has its rewards.

In the end, “Unforgivable Love” is a very good use of your time.

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t’s no secret that 2017 has been a rollercoaster of a ride for me. From January till Hurricane Harvey decided to close out the fiscal year with mass flooding, it seemed as if I was starring in a Lemony Snicket’s series of unfortunate events. Dealing with one life altering circumstance can weigh one down. Adding multiple issues can allow despair to creep in, depression can overtake strength, and giving up all together seems like the best option.

But I, including my family, am just not built that way. Weak is not in our vocabulary.

Qualities like holding each other accountable for our actions, having a fierce loyalty to the ones we care about, and being so loving that we allow it to conquer all.

These same qualities in my family coincide with the Toyota brand to me. Toyota holds themselves accountable by not cutting corners and using the best materials because it’s just the right thing to do. Toyota customers are loyal to the brand because Toyota is loyal to them making sure they always get a fair shake. And, finally, Toyota is a loving company and they share the love with everyone under the umbrella of the brand – from their employees, customers, and the communities they support.

Accountability, loyalty, and love are three important qualities that drive my family and Toyota. Here’s why.

Accountability:

Right is right and wrong is wrong. We do not stand by each other if we are wrong.

This is extremely important to my family because if you don’t hold people accountable for their actions, then how can you correct a wrong; something that could possibly bring harm to others. Holding each other accountable, no matter how much it pains us

2017 Toyota Prius Prime to disagree or be disappointed in our family for a wayward decision, actually teaches valuable lessons like responsibility.

A responsible driver is one that pays attention to the road, doesn’t text and drive, and knows their role behind is serious. I admit that although I know the importance of being a responsible driver, I get distracted.

That’s why my favorite feature on the 2017 Toyota Prius Prime is the Color Head-Up Windshield Display.

It is one of the ways Toyota holds me accountable. Information critical to driving is display right in front of you on the windshield without interfering with your drive.

Each time there was a speed limit change it popped up on the display. I, then, had the

option to continue at my current speed or adjust my speed. Something so small as this decision could greatly impact my life as well as others.

Loyalty:

We are very loyal people. There is a famous quote from a very popular TV show called Game of Thrones that states, “A Lannister always pays its debts.” Well, the Bell family put our twist on it, “A Bell always keeps its word.” There are so many important foundational qualities wrapped up in loyalty, like dependable, trust and honesty; the same qualities we look for in brands.

Customers can depend on Toyota to keep them safe, not only with just the most advanced airbag system ever, but also with Blind Spot Monitoring, Rear Cross Traffic Alerts, Side Lane Sensors, and Intelligent Park Assist. Just like our word is our bond, Toyota’s is as well.

Guaranteeing to save you money by producing the most advanced hybrid ever.

With an average EPA estimate of 54-mpg city, Toyota is making sure you spend enjoying your ride versus filling up at a gas station. But what if you want to see an instant saving?

Just by driving a plug-in electric vehicle like the Toyota Prius Prime, you can receive up to $4500 in federal tax credit. Cha-ching thanks to the federal government!

Love:

Of course, love is the greatest quality that drives my family. Love “covers a multitude of sins.” Love is the foundation of my family. Love keeps our bond tight, even when we don’t see eye-to-eye or have disagreements.

Love moves us to want to see each other succeed. The next generation of my family will be successful because of the sacrifice other family members make today. Some

of my cousins are first generation college students, due to a loving family member that is working hard to see that young one become a college grad. We do everything out of love.

Toyota shows love to not just its customers but to the planet. One can tell the 2017 Toyota Prius Prime was made out of love. Most shy away from plug-in vehicles because they just simply don’t know enough about them or feel they need special equipment. Toyota is the kind of brand that accepts challenges and not runs from them.

Their hybrid line is one of the best in the industry.

Using technology and innovation, the Toyota Prius Prime keeps the planet safe without complication. Instead of using special equipment to charge it up, the Toyota Prius Prime uses a noncomplex cable that simply plugs into the regular outlet already in most home garages.

Simple right? No worries about losing a charge on the road because there are charge mappings that can be found on the Toyota Prius Prime app that is directly downloadable to the driver’s phone. Charging, climate control, radio settings, saved destinations, fuel guides, and more are all in the palm of your hand with the app. Sounds like love to me.

With a sleek exterior and interior, the Toyota Prius Prime is geared towards everyone - single moms, college students, retirees, and first time drivers – the entire family. It’s sporty and a smooth ride all in one.

Well, now that you know what drives my family and Toyota, can I ride along to see what drives yours?

Let’s Go Places. For more information, visit Toyota.com.

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Photography by Vicky Pink n celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, Comcast’s Houston region recently honored 10 community volunteers at the 2017 Comcast Hispanic Hero Awards Gala. The honorees were recognized for their commitment to making a difference in the community. The 2017 honorees were Marian Cabanillas, Nelly Moyano Fraga, Stephen Fraga, Rey Gonzales, Rene Gonzalez, Miguel Hernandez, David Medina, Estell Mireles, Hugo Mojica, and Vanessa Ramirez. During the program, T. Ray Purser and Tony Canales gave remarks about Comcast’s commitment to the Hispanic community. Antonio Hernandez was the Master of Ceremonies. Each honoree received $1,000 to donate to the non-profit organization of their choice. Some in attendance were City Councilman Robert Gallegos, Ralph Martinez, Ashley Turner, Tony Canales, Paul Dewey, Kristen Oesch Stubbs, Joe Jimenez, Adriana Gonzalez, Judson Robinson III, Rev. Leslie Smith, Carl Kidd, Courtney Johnson Rose, Juanna Collins, Bryce Kennard, and Yolanda Green Barnes.

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Dr. J. Thomas Smith of Sunday Morning Live was the special guest moderator. Topics discussed included those from the 85th Texas Legislative and others related to the city’s infrastructure. Some in attendance were Marsha Penn, Michala Padgett, Carolyn Jones, Kim Topps, Lisa Brooks, Deshara Goss, Cherise Story, Dr. Carolyn Evans Shabazz, Laura Allen, Latosha McGill Clayton, Patricia Roberts, Alexis Mathis, Dawn DuBose Randle, Brenda Davis, Belinda James, Una Topps, and Cheryl Duncan.

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NAACP Houston Branch 99th Freedom Fund Gala Photography by Vicky Pink nnually, the Houston NAACP hosts the Freedom Fund Advocacy & Awards Gala to commemorate their progress and to fuel the work as they confront the challenges ahead. The Honorable Alexander Green presented Mayor Sylvester Turner the highest award given by the NAACP, the Mickey Leland Humanitarian Award. Under the theme “Steadfast and Immovable”, Chauncy Glover and Samica Knight served as emcees for the evening. Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee gave a tribute to the oldest NAACP member, 112 year-old Lady Emma Primas. Some in attendance were Rev. Alan Patterson, Bishop James W.E. Dixon II, Howard Jefferson, James M. Douglas, Avelina Holmes, Alane Lillie, and Guy Rankin.

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Photography by Vicky Pink he 5th Ward Enrichment Program, Inc. held their 16th Fall Luncheon under the theme Our Boys Matter: “Changing Men, Changing Lives” to celebrate positive mentoring experiences of mentors and mentees. Dr. Dameion Cook, Dr. Frazier Wilson, Jeff Carroll, and Ray Seals were honored and joined moderator Charles Savage for a “conversation on the couch” experience to share how their mentorship experiences have shaped subsequent behaviors. Also, legendary businessman and former two-time World Heavyweight Champion, George Foreman, Sr., received the “Ernest McMillan Lifetime Achievement Award” for his dedication to fostering opportunities for disadvantaged youth and his demonstrated leadership.

Some in attendance were Gina Gatson, Shawntell & Keith McWilliams, Jerry Davis, Terrance Lovelady, Rev. Timothy Criswell, Erik Lyons, Champ Warren, Troy Porter, and Kate McCormick.

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