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Brooklyn to Honor Shirley Chisholm With a Prospect Park Monument

The Sugar Hill Children’s Museum Celebrates the Legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

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HARLEM COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS New York City Department of Education Notice of Disclosure of Directory Information Dear Parent/Guardian, Current or Former Student:

The New York City Department of Education (DOE) is helping the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (Health Department) begin a research study. The research study is about health and educational impacts of the 9/11 World Trade Center disaster on students. The study will include students in school during and after 9/11. DOE will give information about parents, guardians, former students and current student to the Health Department.

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act is a federal law that protects the privacy and confidentiality of students. The law allows DOE to share student directory information, which includes the information listed below. You have a chance to say you do not want DOE to share your directory information.

Whose information will DOE be sharing? DOE will share information about students in certain areas that were enrolled in school at the time of September 11, 2001 or those first enrolled by 2006-2007. The areas are: • •

Lower Manhattan Upper West Side, Manhattan

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Northwest Brooklyn Sunset Park, Brooklyn

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Flushing, Queens

What directory information will be shared? DOE will share: • • • •

Student, parent and guardian names Parent/guardian relationship to student Phone number, email & home address history Student’s sex and date of birth

• Whether student was born inside NYC or NY State • Spoken and written language(s) • Any schools/educational institutions of enrollment • Enrollment time periods Who will receive the directory information and how will it be used? The Health Department will receive the information. Contractors will be hired to help the Health Department conduct the research study, and the National Student Clearinghouse (NSC) may receive the information.

No one else will have access to the information. Contractors will help get updated contact information by searching various records available to them. NSC may help get updated school information on students after high school. The Health Department will use the information to reach out to individuals to learn if they want to be a part of the research study.

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Brooklyn to Honor Shirley Chisholm With a Prospect Park Monument

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irst Lady Chirlane McCray announced on Friday, November 30, that the city will honor U.S. Rep. Shirley Chisholm with a monument in Brooklyn. The city will erect the statue at the Parkside entrance of Prospect Park as part of the She Built NYC. The effort is a new initiative to commemorate women history makers—past and present—of New York City and improve the gender gap of public art figures throughout the city. Of the 150 statues in the city, five are of women.

The city launched an open call for nominations over the summer, ultimately getting more than 2,000 suggestions for new statues—and according to the de Blasio administration, honoring a woman who was “committed to social reform or justice” was paramount for those who submitted nominations.

Chisholm is the first woman to receive the honor on what would have been her 94th birthday. The artist has not yet

Chirlane McCray proudly announced statute site for Shirley Chisholm with many supporters.

been determined according to the Department of Cultural Affairs. “Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm’s legacy of leadership and activism has paved the way for thousands of women to seek public office,” said First Lady Chirlane McCray who along with Deputy Mayor Alicia Glen and the Department of Cultural Affairs launched the She Built NYC initiative in June.

“This honor is overdue, as there are few New Yorkers more deserving of a monument than the great Shirley Chisholm, and there is no place better to erect it than

Borough President Eric Adams speaks about the legacy of Shirley Chisholm at Prospect Park. Eagle photos by Todd Maisel

the entrance to Prospect Park, right in the heart of the Congressional District she represented and championed,” said Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams.

Chisholm’s legacy included financial aid programs for CUNY students, founding Martin Luther King Jr. Day, daycare funding, helping create Title IV and aiding the beginnings of the Congressional Black Caucus, McCray said.

The monument is expected to stand at the entrance to Prospect Park on Ocean and Parkside avenues, which will also undergo a $6.7 million

restoration. The sculpture’s artist-to-be will be announced 2019, — “Hopefully a woman,” Deputy Mayor Glen said.

Among those who spoke their praises of the selection were political strategist Donna Brazile, former U.S. Rep. Ed Towns, state Sen. Kevin Parker, former U.S. Rep. Charlie Rangel, Assembly member Jo Anne Simon, Councilmember Helen Rosenthal, Councilmember Mathieu Eugene and Assembly member Rodneyse Bichotte.

You’d be hard-pressed to find a better example of that than Chisholm, who was the

first black Congresswoman, elected in 1969 to represent the city’s 12th district. Her legacy, according to the National Women’s History Museum (“NWHM”): There, “Fighting Shirley” introduced more than 50 pieces of legislation and championed racial and gender equality, the plight of the poor, and ending the Vietnam War. She was a co-founder of the National Women’s Political Caucus in 1971, and in 1977 became the first black woman and second woman ever to serve on the powerful House Rules Committee.

She was also the first woman to run for president on the Democratic ticket, launching her ultimately unsuccessful campaign in 1972. As the NWHM notes, her campaign was hurt by discrimination: “She was blocked from participating in televised primary debates, and after taking legal action, was permitted to make just one speech.”)

Chisholm was born on No-

vember 30, 1924, in Brooklyn, New York, to immigrant Caribbean parents from Barbados.

She first served New York as a member of the Assembly from 1965 to 1968. After her assembly run, she went on to serve seven terms in the U.S. Congress representing the 12th Congressional district. Chisholm launched her campaign with the slogan: “Unbought and Unbossed,” a mantra still used today. Mrs. Chisholm had the genius and foresight to ensure funding for the Food Stamp program by linking it to government funding for farmers.

Newly-elected Democratic Caucus Chair Hakeem Jeffries and other congressional delegates honored Chisholm on November 5 with a bill to award the legend a posthumous Congressional Gold Medal.

The award is Congress’ highest honor of appreciation. Jeffries announced the bill on the 50th anniversary of her historic win as the first black woman in U.S. Congress.

Brooklyn Public Library Hosted 1st People’s Ball on December 1st shine on it.

BPL’s inaugural People’s Ball welcomed “people from all walks of life…to don their most audacious outfits and spend the evening celebrating the collective creativity of Brooklyn and New York City with their friends and neighbors at BPL.” The event featured food and drink specials, DJs, and special guests that discussed the importance of self-expression, particularly now “when personal freedom is at stake.”

Special guests included choreographer Jean-Paul Méhansio, cabaret performer/composer Tareke Ortiz, and MCs Isaac Fitzgerald of Buzzfeed Books and actress Delissa Reynolds—owner of former local

fave Bar Sepia.

Special guests punctuate the evening with public addresses on why authentic self-expression matters so deeply at a time when personal freedom is at stake. Think Revolution in Heels.

This celebration of personal style is inspired by “La Sape” – Society of Ambiance-Makers and Elegant People – movement, born in the two Congo. The first “sapeurs” wanted to parody and to appropriate the style and manners of French and Belgian colonial dandies of the Roaring Twenties. Congolese houseboys started to spend time and money, choosing carefully their clothes, from the latest Parisian fashion. It

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became a way of life and almost a philosophy: “La Sape” is not just about clothing, but also about self-expression and the affirmation of one’s very own existence. Elegance is for the “sapeurs” the warrant of their integrity, honor and inspiration.

As part of The People’s Ball, Jean-Paul Méhansio,

co-founder with French curator and Art critic Véronique Rieffel of the artists’ collective On est ensemble (We are together) – an organization promoting cultural exchanges, creation and dissemination of content between Africa, the Arab world and the West – was invited to perform and animated the evening by leading a semi-choreographed dance party with local performers, offering to American audiences a taste of “La Sape”. Véronique Rieffel also presented a series of short films and videos of African performers also inspired by the same movement.

Tareke Ortiz is an experimental music composer, born in Mexico City who is a clas-

sical pianist , live theatrical musician, singer, composer of modern contemporary music, stage director, actor and facilitator of new approaches to the vocal work. His work has been presented at venues and artistic festivals in Amiens France, Spoleto Italy, Veracruz Mexico, Austria, London and venues in NY. He works on the promotion of language rights and nonviolent communication both at indigenous communities in Mexico as well as immigrant populations in USA and Latin America.

The People’s Ball was presented in part with support from the Cultural Services of the French Embassy and generous support provided by Sixpoint Brewery.

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n December 1st, from 7pm to midnight, the Brooklyn Public Library (“BPL”) hosted the first People’s Ball, a party celebrating imagination, style and freedom—with a touch of subversion at the Central Library located at 10 Grand Army Plaza Brooklyn, NY 11238.

The People’s Ball was free but registration in advance was required.

New Yorkers were encouraged to dress to impress. The People’s Ball offered attendees a red-carpet arrival and catwalk on which to express themselves in their most beautiful, courageous, and spirited personal style. The catwalk opened every hour for 15 minutes for anyone who wanted to

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OP EDTORIAL

HARLEM COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS COMMENTARY: A More Diverse Congress, a More Perfect Union?

Karen Bass (CA) spoke of chal-

lenge, struggle, and optimism and

many ways our nation has at-

of the free, but this Congress of-

tempted to self-correct, from

fers freedom possibilities. It offers

the passage of the Emancipation

not help but think of the poet

the possibility of fixing the Voting

Proclamation to the Supreme

Langston Hughes, and his poem

Rights Act, even as the Supreme

Court Brown v. Board of Educa-

Let America Be America Again.

Court has attempted to erode vot-

tion decision declaring “separate

he 116th Congress, sworn

Written in 1935, the poem was

ing rights, even as at least two

but equal” to be “inherently un-

in on January 3, is the

first published in Esquire Mag-

elections were stolen in 2018,

equal.” Clyburn talked about the

most diverse our nation

azine in 1936. Though Hughes

those of Stacey Abrams in Geor-

Great Society legislation, another

has ever seen. There are more

did not consider it one of his fa-

gia and Andrew Gillum in Florida.

of our nation’s attempts at self-re-

women – 102 – than ever before.

vorites, it captures the duality of

This Congress offers freedom

pair, and he concluded by saying

More members of the Congressio-

our nation, the marked difference

possibilities in resisting the in-

that, “America does not need to be

nal Black Caucus – 55 – than ever

between our nation’s soaring es-

sanity of a “wall” that the Great

made great again, she is already

before. Indeed, a former Con-

tablishing rhetoric and the stark

Negotiator (and purported author

great. Our challenge is to make

gressional Black Caucus intern,

reality that many experience. In

of The Art of the Deal) swore that

that greatness apply fairly and eq-

Lauren Underwood (D-IL) is part

the words of Malcolm X, it is the

Mexico was paying for. Not. This

uitably to all of our citizens.”

of the incoming first-year class.

difference between the American

Congress offers freedom possibil-

Can this diverse new Con-

At 32, she is the youngest Black

dream and the American night-

ities in its efforts to preserve the

gress make our nation fair for

woman to serve.

mare. Here is what Langston

Affordable Health Care Act and to

many who have never experi-

Hughes writes in his poem:

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This Congress includes the

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Clyburn went on to list the

No freedom in this homeland

As I listened to them I could

focused on possibilities.

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“homeland of the free.”)

move us to Medicare for all. This

enced our nation in the way it is

first Native American woman,

“Let America be America

colorful Congress (the pictures

supposed to be? In the words of

two Muslim women, openly gay

again. Let it be the dream it used

tell it all) offers a sharp contrast

Langston Hughes, “It never was

representatives, and others. Much

to be. Let it be the pioneer on the

to the dismal (as in grey and navy

America to me.” We’ve come a

of this diversity was displayed at

plain Seeking a home where he

suits) set of Republicans, over-

long way since he wrote his 1935

the ceremonial swearing-in of the

himself is free. (America never

whelmingly white and male, and

poem, but we still have so much

Congressional Black Caucus, an

was America to me.) Let Amer-

overwhelmingly staid.

to do. After these last two dysto-

inspirational event that preceded the official swearing-in on Capitol

ica be the dream the dreamers

It’s not about MAGA (Make

pian years under the leadership of

dreamed— Let it be that great

America Great Again), it’s about

President Genital Grabber (let’s

Hill. There, as I listened to speech-

strong land of love Where never

MAF, or Make America Fair.

just call him GG), this new Con-

es by the top Congressional Dem-

kings connive nor tyrants scheme

This is what Congressman James

gress offers us many possibilities.

ocrats – incoming speaker Nancy

That any man be crushed by one

Clyburn shared when he spoke at

May they manifest!

Pelosi (CA), incoming Majority

above. (It never was America

the ceremonial swearing-in. He

Julianne Malveaux is an au-

leader Steny Hoyer (MD), and

to me.) O, let my land be a land

opened with the words of French

thor and economist. Her latest

incoming Whip James Clyburn

where Liberty Is crowned with

historian Alexis Tocqueville, who

book “Are We Better Off? Race,

(SC), I was awash in hope and op-

no false patriotic wreath, But op-

observed when visiting this coun-

Obama and Public Policy” is

timism. These leaders, along with

portunity is real, and life is free,

try: “the greatness of America lies

available

outgoing Congressional Black

Equality is in the air we breathe.”

not in being more enlightened

com for booking, wholesale in-

Caucus Chairman Cedric Rich-

(There’s never been equal-

than any other nation, but rather

quiries or for more info visit www.

mond (LA) and incoming Chair

ity for me, Nor freedom in this

in her ability to repair her faults.”

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● Mist Harlem (46 W. 116th St): Th starting at 8pm- Live Music; Fri, 10pm-2amLive Jazz ● Lenox Sapphire (314 Lenox Ave): Th starting at 7-11pmLive Jazz ● Chez Lucienne (308 Lenox Ave): Fri & Sat, 7-10pm- Live Blues ● Savanna Raes Harlem (2070 ACP Jr. Blvd): Fri, 9-11pm- : Live R&B and Soul ● Maison Harlem (341 Saint Nicholas Ave.): Sun 5-8pm, Live Jazz Vocalist Lady Leah ● Red Rooster (310 Malcolm X Blvd) Starting at 7:30pm- Sun (Live Jazz), Mon (Live Funk) Tues (Live Blues)

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Jan. 10 6:00- 8:00pm New Year Forecast in the Orisha Community. Annual discussion with Yoruba traditional leaders who will interpret La Letra del Año for 2019.

Through divination, Babalawos in Cuba gather at the start of the year to predict and determine La Letra which is intended to serve as a blueprint for the coming year.

CCCADI, 120 E. 125th St. FREE Jan 10 7:30- 9:30pm Discussion on Democratic Ideals and Racism. An Examination of the Cradle to Prison Pipeline, around the creative response of artists as they witness, experience and analyze the collective trauma of being Black in America. The discussion

will feature Frances Pollock (composer), Imani Mosley (dramaturg) and Wendel Patrick (project advisor for Stinney) in conversation with Angela Glover Blackwell, Board member of Harlem Stage. Harlem Stage, 150 Convent Ave. Tickets: $10 Jan 11-13 The Little Mermaid Based upon the original story by Hans Christian Anderson and adapted by HSA Theatre Alliance member Geneva Foster-Narvaez, experience Andersen’s process of creating the classic story of a unique girl who dreams of love beyond the surface. Harlem School of the Arts, 645 St. Nicholas Ave. Jan 11: 7:00pm, Jan. 12: 3:00 & 7:00pm and Jan 13: 3:00pm. $20 Advance | $25 Door | $15 Students and Seniors.

Jan 11 9:00pm Chip Shelton Peacetime Ensemble Chip Shelton’s shining and varied repertoire of originals and standards effortlessly incorporate straightahead-jazz, samba, afro-cuban, reggae, soul, and more; always leaving his fans and new listeners wanting more. Bar Thalia, 2537 Broadway at 95th St. FREE Jan 11 10:00pm Apollo Music Café: Revive Night Featuring Freelance. Music of Harlem based collective Freelance with

an expansive sound and encyclopedic knowledge of musical genres and fearless and versatile talent, contemporary harpist Brandee Younger.

Apollo, 253 W 125th St Tickets: $22.

Jan 12 12:00- 2:00pm Celebrating Hamilton’s Birthday. Celebrating Alexander Hamilton’s birthday!

Families will participate in some fun activities including Hamilton sing-alongs and cupcake decorating.

For more info, email education@morrisjumel.org. Morris-Jumel Mansion, 65 Jumel Terrace. Free with museum admission.

Jan 12 10:00pm Apollo Music Café: Mike Yung and Michelle Brooks-Thompson. Come enjoy soulful sounds of singers Mike Yung and Michelle Brooks-Thompson, a finalist on Season 3 of NBC’s The Voice. Apollo, 253 W 125th St Tickets: $22.

Jan.14 7:30- 9:30pm Discussion on Theatre-Music-TV-FilmMulti award winning artists LaChanze, Tamara Tunie and Ron Simons share their process and journey in thriving in multiple artistic spaces as artists, creators and producers. Join us for a dynamic conversation around creating your own narrative, using your social capitol and the importance of philanthropy in sustaining culture.

Harlem Stage, 150 Convent Ave. Tickets: $10.

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Jan 15 5:00pm Crusader: Martin Luther King Jr. - Exhibition. The exhibition presents an intimate photo travelogue of King’s pilgrimage to India, Nobel Peace Prize acceptance in Oslo, Norway, and his work as a non-violent crusader for civil rights captured by select photographers of the day. Schomburg Center, 515 Malcolm X Blvd. FREE.

Jan 16 7:30pm-9pm Guided Meditation A team of Harlem teachers will offer a period of guided sitting meditation, a walking meditation (including walking outdoors, weather permitting) and a talk and discussion. Suggested starting donation is $10 but no one is ever turned away for lack of funds. Email info@nyimc.org to learn more. 2211 Frederick Douglass Blvd.

Jan 15-21 7:30pm The Day Harlem Saved Dr. King PlayMany people vividly recall the exact moment they heard that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated on April 4, 1968, while standing on the balcony of the Lorraine Motel in Memphis Tennessee. But did you know that Dr. King was nearly stabbed to death while visiting New York City in 1958? Williams Institutional CME Church, 2239 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd. Tickets: $25, Seniors and students: $18.50. Call 646-488-9576 for more info.

Jan 18 (12pm- 7:30pm) Jan 19 (10am-7:30pm) 7th Annual Black Comic Book Festival Come out to enjoy two days of programming and activities with creators, illustrators, writers, and independent publishers together with thousands of collectors, blerds and nerds. The community event includes interactive panel discussions, a vendor marketplace featuring exclusive titles by Black creators, a cosplay show, and more.

Schomburg Center, 515 Malcolm X Blvd. FREE.

Jan 16 7:00- 9:00pm Karaoke Sing Along!

Bring that voice out of the shower and onto the stage! Take a step back in time to sing along to Alanis Morissette, Jewel, Hanson and more as we celebrate the hits of the 90’s! Bar Thalia, 2537 Broadway at 95th St.

Jan 19 2:00pm Tell-it, Sing-it, Shout-It! Play Written & Directed by Hazel Rosetta Smith, Tell-it, Sing-it, Shout-It! is a not to be missed Testimonial Gospel Musical filled with excitement, joy, laughter, and soul stirring song. If You’ve seen it before ~ You’ll

love it even more.

New Mount Zion Baptist Church, 171 W. 140th St. Tickets: $20.

Call 646 295-9364 for further details.

Jan 25 6:00pm- 8:00pm Free Paint Night Create your own masterpiece inspired by work from famous artist Oswaldo Guayasamin using various art techniques.

Contact LaSharn Cooper at (212) 477-2354 or lasharn.cooper@ parks.nyc.gov for more info. Pelham Fritz Recreation Center in Marcus Garvey Park.

Jan 25 & 26 Women of Color Retreat VISIONES 2019 is an intergenerational weekend retreat for Women of Color to radically awaken, heal, empower, and align with their Divine Feminine Spirit using Indigenous, Eastern, African based and rituals of meditation, reflective exercises, journaling, sister-sharing, heart-centering, music, song, movement, and more!

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The Sugar Hill Children’s Museum Celebrates the Legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a family day of art workshops, storytelling, music and more on January 20

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he Sugar Hill Children’s Museum of Art & Storytelling hosts its next PLAYDATE on Sunday, January 20th from 10:00AM – 5:00PM, inspired by the legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. This free day at the Museum will feature art-making, storytelling, music and more celebrating and honoring the life and legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Art-making activities for children in the spirit of Dr. King will be focused on “creating a just world.”

Portions of visual artist icon and author Faith Ringgold’s book “My Dream of day, concluding with the T:4.92” Martin Luther King” will inter-generational commube featured throughout the nity conversation, Neigh-

borhood Narratives, led by Rev Malika Lee Whitney.

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guests will use the inspiring words from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s book “Where

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Designed by internationally acclaimed architect David Adjaye, the Museum opened in October of 2015 as the cultural capstone of the Sugar Hill Project, a multi-use building developed by Broadway Housing Communities (BHC) which includes permanent affordable housing for individuals and families, and the Sugar Hill Museum Preschool.

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The Inauguration of Letitia James

By Michelle Deal Winfield

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n Sunday, January 6, 2019, hundreds poured into John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York on West 59th Street to witness history. Letitia James a Brooklyn born native, former Council Member and Public Advocate was sworn-in as the 67th Attorney General of the state of New York.

The ceremony was regal.

Beginning with the Invocation, Reverend Calvin Butts, Imam Ahmed Dewidar and Rabbi Joseph Potasnik provided words of encouragement. Reverend Butts prayer included asking God to keep Letitia James safe and out of harms way. The audience responded by saying, “Amen.” Speakers alternated one-by-one sending well wishes

to Letitia James. They included: Lieutenant Governor Kathy Hochul, Representative Hakeem Jeffries (NY-8), Representative Carolyn Maloney (NY – 12), and New York Senator Charles Schumer. Hon. Kathy Hochul referred to Letitia as her sister and said, “As we campaigned together, we became closer.”

Chuck Schumer said, “The Attorney General, A.G. stands for aspiring Governor.”

There were several artistic performances during the ceremony. The Harlem School of the Arts drew a standing ovation for their rendition of I’ll Rise Up. Evangelist Timiney Figueroa sang the National Anthem and the New York Chinese Cultural Center performed the Red Ribbon Dance.

Loretta Lynch, the 83rd Attorney General of the United States asked Letitia James to raise her hand for the swearing-in. Former President of the Manhattan Borough C. Virginia Fields held the bible during the ceremony. The citizens cheered wildly. They had just witnessed history. The first black person was now the 67th Attorney General of the state of New York.

In closing, Attorney General Letitia James paid tribute to her late parents saying, “I grew up in the projects from Brooklyn.

There was love. Letitia thanked everyone for their support, “I would not be here without you.

As Attorney General, I am committed to protect the rights of all New Yorkers. I am eager to get to work to move our state forward,” she said.

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THE ADAMS REPORT© 10 Spiritual Must-haves for 2019

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ince this is the beginning of a New Year and resolutions are the order of the day, I thought it would be good to consider a different kind of list, of spiritual must-haves, to apply to all seasons to come. Perhaps if we all adopt some basic principals we can improve the quality

of our lives and the lives of those we come in contact with on a daily basis. Drum roll please . . . In 2019 resolve to . . .

(1) Respectyourself and others. By respecting the differences that make each one of us unique, we have an opportunity to experience the rich mosaic that life has to offer. It sounds simple: Accept a person regardless of race, religion, creed, color or country of origin.

(2) Feel compassionwith an open, loving heart.

Hate is contagious, but so is love. It is within each of us to think and feel with love.

Set aside your own interests to allow your spirit to hear unspoken pain and heartache. Respond with kindness, understanding and humility when asked to un-

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derstand and comprehend the seemingly impossible.

(3) Develop understanding, and be gentle with yourself and others.

People’s life experiences help shape their personality. No two people share the same perspective on anything even if they experience it together. Make room for others and their experiences.

(4) Begin to value time, yours and everyone else’s.

Life is short, too short to waste it procrastinating.

When you think about it, it takes a great deal of time to procrastinate! Why not do something instead of putting it off? Ultimately you save time because you are freeing up energy to pursue other opportunities.

(5) Have a prayerful spirit. Take time each day

to meditate or to pray for the welfare of the world and its people. The universe needs your support.

(6) Commit to at least one kind acteach day. How much time does it take to reach out and brighten someone’s day? To quietly acknowledge that the world doesn’t revolve around you? To realize that we all have to look beyond our own pain and circumstances to help others? To know that by taking time to be kind we are helping someone else heal?

(7) Work toward inner peace. I think it was Jasmine Guy’s character, Whitley in an episode of A Different Worldthat I found particularly significant who said, “Relax, relate, release!” I found myself repeating those three words (with a chuckle, I might add), but never really practicing the intent. Well, it’s a new day! Let go of the turmoil that threatens to bog you down, and move forward in peace, knowing that a higher power has everything under control. Know it from the very center of your spirit. Even as negativity and turmoil surround you, you can wear a spiritual armor stronger than any

protection human beings can devise.

(8) Release your creative energy! Do you secretly want to be an artist, but haven’t pursued it because you feel silly or that you don’t have the time or talent? Who cares! This is about exploring your interests. Following your passion could lead to a new job or hobby or become a source of self-expression and joy that flows through to other areas of your life.

You will be a more joyful person.

(9) Find the courage to release the child within you! This one is a tough one, because we have “grown up”, and being grown means a certain amount of seriousness is in order. Nonsense! Lighten up! I am not suggesting that you put on blinders, but that you let yourself be awed by the wonder and sheer majesty of life—and by the divine sense of humor we experience every day.

(10) Exercise free choice. Choose something you feel you need in order to make a difference in your life in 2019 and go after it.

Know that it’s all up to you.

Nothing and nobody is dictating your path of action.

So, there you have it. Of course, if you make these ten must-haves a part of your life, the world won’t change overnight and neither will you. But I promise you that you will set the wheels of personal—and collective—change in motion. Think about it.

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ne plus one is two.

It’s simple: all you have to do is add or count, easy-peasy, a trick you probably learned shortly after you could talk. One plus one is two but as you grow up, you’ll notice that math can get funny and, in the case of the new book “Blended” by Sharon M. Draper, one plus one might suddenly become more.

Eleven-year-old Isabella Badia Thornton has two homes.

It’s not like she’s rich or anything. It’s true, though, that one house is like a mansion and

the other is really small, but the first one is her Dad’s house and the second belongs to her Mom. Isabella has a bedroom in each home because her parents got divorced when she was a little kid and it’s been a mess ever since.

What she doesn’t like: the “slicing in half every seven days” thing when her parents exchange custody at the mall.

Ugh. What she loves: her tall, funny, cocoa-skinned dad who bought her a baby grand because Isabella is obsessed with playing piano; and her beauti-

ful, blonde mother, who noticed Isabella’s talent back when Izzy was almost still a baby. Isabella would never choose between parents but sometimes, standing with one foot in two homes, between two races, is really, really hard.

Her friends are super-understanding and her parents’ friends are cool. Her BFFs, Heather and Imani, let Isabella vent. Her Mom’s boyfriend, John Mark, has sunburned skin, tats, and a big truck and he makes Mom happy. Anastasia, Isabella’s Dad’s “lady friend” is

REVIEW by Terri Schlichenmeyer, Harlem News contributor “I’m not tired!”

That’s what you might say when it’s time for bed. You want

to stay awake for awhile. Who can shut their eyes when fun might be happening? You’re not

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elegant and sweet and Isabella Darren, Anastasia’s college-age son. So it’s not like she doesn’t have people who love her, right?

But when you’re eleven years old, there’s a lot to figure out. Other kids can be jerks at school, and do dumb things.

Adults can do equally stupid things by making decisions without asking the kids who are impacted. Racial issues occur, even when they definitely shouldn’t. And when bad things happen to good kids, it’s nice to know who you can always count on.

It can be assumed that author Sharon M. Draper was a little girl, once upon a time.

Can we assume she remembers it keenly? Because in “Blend-

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“Stop That Yawn!”

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Yawn oozed down on Never Sleeping City . On the sidewalks, circus animals yawned and nodded off. The ice cream man took a snooze. The city’s baker stretched and opened his mouth wide. Gabby started to panic!

“Quick!” she yelled. “Grit your teeth, seal your lips, we have to stop that –“ But it was too late. The Yawn spread all through the city, up and down the streets, into shops and opera houses and into Never Sleeping City ’s city hall. Gabby rang bells, she shouted, but the

Yawn was everywhere. Never Sleeping City was now asleep.

There was just “one place left for her to turn.” There was only one thing Gabby could do.

There was just one place left to go, and she would have to take Granny with her!

For a book that would otherwise make an excellent bedtime story, “Stop That Yawn!” has a surprising amount of action in it.

If you’re a parent who’ll be charged with reading it aloud, take that as a warning. Author Caron Levis tells a great story, but the arrival in and the ensuing

run through the fictional Never Sleeping City could serve to rouse a kid who’s a master at fighting sleep. There’s a lot to see in artwork by LeUyen Pham and while the illustrations are wonderful, they’re busy enough to add to the battle.

And yet, if you use your bedtime voice, how could your child resist a tale that so charmingly winds down an active night? How could you bear to miss a bedplane, or a Vegas-like cartoon town, or a giraffe that’s sweetly collapsed in slumber?

You can’t, and neither could your 4-to-8-year-old, especially if (s)he can’t sleep without a story. Read carefully, soft and quiet, and “Stop That Yawn!” is a book you’ll never get tired of.

“Stop That Yawn!” by Caron Levis, illustrated by LeUyen Pham c.2018, Atheneum Books for Young Readers $17.99 / $23.99 Canada 48 pages

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tired, but in the new book “Stop That Yawn!” by Caron Levis, illustrated by LeUyen Pham, you might act like you are.

Gabby Wild lived with her Granny in Sleepytown. And she was tired of it!

All they ever did was sleep, nap, snooze, and lay in bed. Ugh, who needs that? Gabby begged and begged Granny to take her somewhere fun, somewhere there was action and where people actually stayed up all night.

Finally, Granny agreed and they packed their toothbrushes.

When they finally reached Never Sleeping City , it was glorious. Nobody went to bed early.

Nobody went to bed at all! Instead, they sung songs all night that weren’t lullabies, they enjoyed blinky lights, and they had ice cream whenever they wanted it. There was an opera house and dancing and music!

It was so much fun! It was so exciting, until Granny looked up to the skies. The moon was quiet and peaceful. Stars were twinkling softly. And – uh oh – she yawned.

As quick as a wink, the

ed,” she taps perfectly into the emotions and the figuring-it-out period that almost-teenagers endure today.

In getting inside the head of a pre-teen girl, Draper presents a great young character that happens to hate drama. Still, Isabella is a typical kid with bashful boy-crazy moments and fiercegirl classmate conflicts, but her forthrightness and willingness to ask for help could be a boon for any “blended” child in similar situations. Parents might also appreciate that many of Draper’s characters are not assigned a race, which subtly puts the emphasis of much of the plot on the action rather than on the color of skin.

Meant purely for young readers age 9-to-12, this middle-grade book is fun, profani-

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