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Mixed Reactions to Trump Presidency Vol 11; No. 20

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By Patrick Maitland Editor-Street Hype

everal members of the African American communities are expressing mixed reactions and surprise to the elections of controversial New York-based businessman Donald J Trump as the 45th president of the United States.

Trump defeated Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton by securing 270 Electoral College votes and currently leads Clinton 290-228 during the Tuesday (Nov 8) national elections.

Entering Tuesday elections with most polls showing Clinton with marginal but steady leads, Trump's chances of victory were seen as remote.

The Electoral College map was considered favorable to Clinton, who was said to have several paths to the winning threshold of 270 electoral votes.

However, Trump obliterated Clinton's firewall, picking off unexpected wins in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, as well as sweeping swing states like North Carolina, Florida and Ohio.

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With some 70% of the African American registered as Democrat there were expression of disappointment including strong emotional expression that Clinton was defeated by Trump.

Democrat Mayor of Mount Vernon Richard Thomas says, “President-elect Donald Trump has promised to make American great again. It is my sincere hope that he remains true to that promise for all of America, particularly for communities of color that have experienced significant challenges gaining equal access to the American Dream.”

Empowerment coach Carol Cameron says Trump may not be her first choice but it may be God’s plan and “we hope he will deliver on his promises by ‘making America great again.’ I expect him to do his job in the interest of the people of America.”

Real estate broker Henry Lindo says “it’s a shocker, but it is also send a message to his naysayers and his political opponents not to be complacent.

However, I expect him to success and overall the country’s infrastructures.”

“We want Mr. Trump to do good, but he should focus on building a sustainable economy, much better than how he operates his own business,” Master stylist Pauline Fairclough explains.

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We should support president-elect Trump A mericans are known to be a major advocate of democracy, freedom of expression and tolerance. However, the ongoing protest against duly elected president Donald J. Trump is a contradiction of our values and political liberty.

Trump scored an astonishing upset presidential victory by securing 290 of the Electoral College votes, while Hillary Clinton receive a narrow lead in the popular vote.

This is one of the weaknesses of American voting system that has been dogging us for years.

Readers may recall that prior to Al Gore's defeat to George W. Bush in 2000, three other candidates -- Andrew Jackson, Samuel Tilden and Grover Cleveland, all in the 19th century -- had won the

popular vote and lost the election. Trump also four years ago tweeted, "The electoral college is a disaster for a democracy," following Mitt Romney's loss in 2012.

Nevertheless, the Electoral College will be with us for a long-time and therefore demonstrators against Trump should respect the election results, as the system was not created by the president-elect.

However, we understand Trump is perhaps one of the most misunderstood and controversial candidates to seek the post of president of the most powerful and influential country on the planet.

His comments upset people as he came across sometimes as unsophisticated, disrespectful and insensitive.

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During the elections campaign, he trashed his opponents with outrageous comments. It would appear that people are just afraid of Trump as he is very unpredictable.

Nonetheless, as noted in his victory speech, Trump said he will be fixing inner cities and rebuild our highways, bridges, tunnels, airports, schools and hospitals.

Trump also promised to enforce the immigration laws of the United States and restore the Constitutional rule of law upon which America’s prosperity and security depend.

He also promised to reduce taxes across-the-board, especially for working and middle-income Americans who will receive a massive tax reduction.

However, president Obama said Trump will be the president and should be giving support for him to be successful.

The opinions expressed in this newspaper, except for the above, do not necessarily reflect the views of Street Hype Newspaper and its publishers. Please send your comments and or suggestions to editor@streethypenewspaper.com. Responses should be no longer than 400 words. Not all articles will be published.

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Battle for Diversity at the Workplace People Are Talking...!

rganizations day in day out are faced with both internal and external pressure to embrace diversity.

The bottom-line of an organization hugely depends on how diverse its workforce is. To compete in this global world, diversity and inclusion is not an option.

With that being said, many organizations far and wide spend huge amounts of money for diversity training but this still has not shown too much growth and it is frustrating to spend huge amounts of money but still don't get positive returns.

Dr Neva Alexander

For example there is still a low representation of women and minorities in leadership po-

sitions. There is still a big problem in workforce equity.

Some organizations have taken an initiative in changing how they hire new employees.

They have done this by editing the hiring database to remove gender identifying requirements. This is more like blind hiring which assists organizations to hire solely based on qualifications. This process, though better than the traditional way of hiring has its challenges and it has proved not to be quite efficient.

There are still some gender factors that shows an applicant is male or female which still leads to unequal employment.

This has been controlled by putting measures or rather creating rules that a percentage of women should be hired or not more than a certain number of men should be hired.

My opinion is that there are deep routed cultures in all aspects in the world that makes people inclined to subconsciously make such biased decisions. A system needs to be put in place on how to tackle this issues because, it is the society that gets hurt in the long run.

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It is Not Sexism Why Americans Rejected Hillary

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hile many people of the world are in uproar and are bewildered how Donald Trump defeated some formidable, shrewd, and devious candidates to become the President-Elect of the United States, some of my articles in your papers will explain how he did it.

Donald Trump not only vanquished the opponents, he made the major press corps look like fools, and he dumfounded world scholars and polling organizations. He also made with some talking heads (reporters) cry on TV, while some were fired for fraudulent conduct, and others’ mouths quivered as they tried to

BY DR RUPERT GREEN find words and could not. In addition, he made President Obama, governors, mayors, a Supreme Court Justice, along with major artists appear as fools.

All Trump did was tapped the pulse of various angry groups of Americans.

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Continued from page 1 To some Americans, they placed Obama in power to make a difference and they got a law that made the US a homosexual nation. Additionally, he angered other groups by trying to get schools and other public institutions to have bathrooms that a person could enter depending on the gender he chosen at a given time. Thus, your daughter could be in the girls’ bathroom and a pervert decided he is a woman and go molest her.

Some states stood up against Obama and a federal judge supported them. People of the offended religious groups remained silent as he lit up the White House in queer colors. However, they vented their anger at the poll and voted for Trump. The pollsters and the press were dumbfounded because no one would come out and state those reasons they voted for Trump.

Some groups vented because they saw the illegal immigrants crossing the border with impunity to deal drugs. Other groups saw their towns become ghost towns because of trade deals and the exporting of jobs to other nations. Trump spoke directly to those concerns.

Hillary, like Trump, was a horrible candidate. However, Americans had a severe distrust for her and had twice rejected her.

The Benghazi and the email scandals intensified the American’s distrust. Additionally, the leaked emails revealed her pay for play use of the State Department, and the devious and underhanded slash and burn political tactics she used to defeat Bernie Sanders and discourage Elizabeth Warren, and other better candidates.

Perhaps out of fear, the Democrats made her the standard bearer, despite knowing she had major negative ratings. The mere fact Americans choose Trump, with his idiotic and seemingly racist and sexist behavior, over her and her 30 years of experience speaks volume. Her experience was another factor Trump harped upon to win. He revealed her 30 year of experience was that of a Washington insider.

Finally, her callous behavior in sending her advisor to send home the hundreds who were gathered to “celebrate her victory” speaks to her character. But more telling was her earlier tweet with a little girl when she sensed she was losing. That tweet and her subsequent concession speech tried to lay a guilt trip upon the American people that sexism was the cause of her defeat.

Clearly, there are more women than men in America, and if women all voted for her she would have won. The fact is, women also rejected her. Indeed, it was time for a women president but Hilary was not the woman. Perhaps now she can devote her time to getting Haitians the money that nations of the world gave her foundation to help the Haitians.

Mayor de Blasio signs Executive Order to protect workers:

In a major effort to ensure fair employment practices and close the pay gap for women and people of color, Mayor Bill de Blasio today signed Executive Order 21 prohibiting City agencies from inquiring about the salary history of job applicants. Executive Order 21 is the most recent effort by the de Blasio Administration to ensure the families of NYC’s diverse workforce are supported and enabled to thrive. The Mayor also announced his intent to support Intro. 1253, sponsored by Public Advocate Letitia James, which seeks to prevent both public and private employers from inquiring about potential employees’ salary histories. The Mayor and First Lady were joined by senior Administration officials, elected officials, City employees and advocates.

Murder charges against Richard Rosario dismissed

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BRONX: urder charges against Richard Rosario have been dismissed and will not retry in the 1996 fatal shooting for which he served 20 years in prison.

The investigation into the killing of Jorge L. Collazo II will continue, according to Bronx District Attorney Darcel D. Clark.

District Attorney Clark said, “We moved to vacate Mr. Rosario’s conviction on March 23, 2016—freeing him from prison—and our Conviction Integrity Unit reviewed his case and we have determined that, in the interest of justice, the charges should be dismissed.

We have concluded that since we would be unable to prove his guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, the case should not be retried.

“The CIU has reviewed thousands of documents and interviewed Rosario’s alibi witnesses, eyewitnesses who testified at the trial, and numerous other people who were part of the narrative of the case. Investigators pursued new avenues of inquiry.

“The family of Jorge L. Collazo II, who was 17 years old when he was shot and killed, deserves certainty and justice, and we will keep investigating. His murder remains an open case.”

Council Member to Host Coat Giveaway

Unfortunately, far too many Bronx residents are unable to afford a warm winter jacket or coat this winter season. To help, New York City Council Member Andy King will distribute free coats to the neediest residents in the Bronx on Monday, Nov. 21, at 11 a.m. at his district office, 940 East Gun Hill Rd., Bronx.

Administrative Judge Robert E. Torres issued an order of dismissal dated November 4,

2016, after denying Rosario’s motion to amend the order vacating his conviction.

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Assemblywoman arrested on child abuse charges

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BROOKLYN: state assemblywoman from Brooklyn was arrested and charged with assault Saturday — after her 12-year-old son walked into an NYPD station house with an injured arm and accused her of hitting him with a broomstick, police sources said.

Diana Richardson, 33, was arrested at her Crown Heights home at about 1 a.m. after her son walked into the 71st Precinct late Friday night and showed cops a contusion on his left arm, the sources said.

The distraught boy told police at about 11:20 p.m. that he had gotten into an argument with his mother about his report card.

Richardson — who on social media calls her son her “greatest accomplishment” — was taken to the station house the next day and admitted to beating the boy because he had pushed her during the argument, the sources said.

She admitted that they had fought after he refused to complete an essay on how to

improve his grades, the sources said.

The boy grew enraged and pushed her, she reportedly claimed. The boy, whose name is being withheld was treated at Kings County Hospital.

Richarson faces charges of assault, endangering the welfare of a child, criminal possession of a weapon and menacing. She’s due back in court on Jan. 10.

Richardson in a Facebook post had previously admitted to her son being difficult.

“He is a pain in my side but I love him anyway!” she wrote in January 2015.

Richardson is finishing up her first term as an assemblywoman in Brooklyn’s 43rd District which includes Crown Heights, Prospect-Lefferts Gardens, Wingate and East Flatbush.

She’s running unopposed for a second term on Tuesday. Richardson’s colleagues were shocked to hear of allegations that she had harmed her son.

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Queens man charged with possessing child porn, illegal firearm

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QUEENS: ollowing the execution of a court-authorized search warrant recently by the New York State Police, an East Elmhurst man has been charged with possessing a loaded 9mm handgun and numerous files

of children under the age of twelve, even some as young as three, depicted in a sexual manner or performing sexual acts.

The defendant as Milton Hilario, 42, of 97th Street in East Elmhurst, Queens. Hilario was arraigned last week before

College of New Rochelle Owes $20M in Payroll Taxes

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By Michael Woyton (Patch Staff): NEW ROCHELLE: reliminary inquiries into the financial stability of the College of New Rochelle found that about $20 million in payroll taxes were not paid for eight quarters, beginning in 2014.

A report posted on the college’s website said that information resulted in an immediate investigation by a Special Committee of Trustees.

Not only was a chief restructuring officer engaged to manage the college’s finances, but a forensic accounting firm was hired to review the school’s financial records and practices.

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The board of trustees said the review is still in progress, “but preliminary findings indicate that there is a path forward for the college to remain a stand-alone institution. It will require significant cost-cutting and a a significant amount of outside funding; however, it is the primary goal of the board.”

President Judith Huntington stepped down in October when the financial crisis was discovered.

Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs Dorothy Escribano was named interim president.

Kevin Cavanagh, the college’s vice president of enrollment management, was appointed to serve as executive vice president of strategy and planning.

Schumer pushes to secure over $3M for New York

.S. Sen. Charles E. Schumer on Monday stood in front of the shuttered Holley High School and urged the National Parks Service and its state partner, the NYS Office of Historic Preservation, as well as the Treasury Department and its state partner, the NYS Office of Homes and Community Renewal, to allocate more than $3 million in historic preservation tax credits and $700,000 in housing tax credits to redevelop the old Holley High School.

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Diana Richardson, 33 Arrested for hitting her 12-year-old son with a broomstick

Queens Criminal Court Judge Stephanie Zaro on charges of second-degree criminal possession of a weapon, promoting a sexual performance by a child, possessing a sexual performance by a child and criminal possession of a firearm. Judge Zaro ordered

Hilario held on $15,000 bond/$7500 cash bail, to surrender his passport and to return to court on November 16, 2016. If convicted, he faces up to fifteen years in prison.

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KINGSTON, Jamaica -rofessor Sir Hilary Beckles, vice-chancellor of The University of the West Indies (UWI) has called on US President Barack Obama to grant a posthumous pardon to Marcus Mosiah Garvey, Jr., for his 1923 mail fraud conviction in the United States.

Beckles’ call comes in the wake of Jamaica’s National Heroes Week, the annual celebration of the country’s heroes and martyrs. It also comes at a time when countries and communities in the Caribbean and across the world are observing the United Nations’ declared ‘Decade for People of African Descent’.

“Marcus Garvey was the victim of trumped up charges orchestrated by the late J. Edgar Hoover, the famously anti-black director of the US Federal Bureau of Investigation,” Beckles said. “We are today calling on President Obama, himself the victim of racist campaigns to de-legitimize his presidency, to exonerate Garvey before he leaves office. It is the right and proper thing to do.”

A global petition campaign demanding that Garvey’s federal record be expunged has generated tens of thousands of signatures. The campaign is supported by the Jamaican government, the Caribbean Reparations Commission, the Institute of the Black World 21st Century and members of the Congressional Black Caucus in the US House of Representatives.

“Garvey’s call for the upliftment of all Caribbean citizens through education and po-

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litical engagement constitutes a critical part of the ideological and philosophical currents that gave birth to The University of the West Indies almost 70 years ago,” Beckles said.

“The UWI’s mission and mandate is a manifestation of Garvey’s struggles for quality education for the masses of Caribbean peoples, for self-respect, self-determination and cultural awareness in our region.”

Born on August 17, 1887, in St Ann’s Bay, Jamaica, Garvey was a civil and human rights activist, organizer and eloquent orator who led the largest mass movement of black people in the 20th century.

The founder of the Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA), Garvey was a strong proponent of black nationalism, panAfricanism and self-reliance. He is Jamaica’s

Medical degrees issued by Guyana university are not recognised US DEPT OF EDUCATION SAYS

By Andrea Fernandes GEORGETOWN, Guyana: fter a two-month joint investigation by a team of contributing investigative writers from the Guyana Guardian, the Times of India – which happens to be the world’s largest selling daily English language newspaper – and the Huffington Post – globally labelled as the world’s most powerful news blog – it was discovered that several so called offshore ‘universities’ in Guyana are making millions of laundered

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first national hero, and is revered by millions throughout the Caribbean, the United States, Canada, Central and South America and Africa.

The late Dr Martin Luther King Jr., in paying tribute to Garvey in the 1960s, said he was “the first man on a mass scale and level to give millions of Negroes a sense of dignity and destiny.”

Answering questions on April 9, 2015, following a speech at The University of the West Indies in Kingston, Jamaica, President Obama said: “I think that all people want basic dignity and want basic freedom, and want to be able to worship as they please without being discriminated against, or they should be able to speak their mind about an important issue pertaining to their community without being arrested.”

“That’s true today, but it was also true of Marcus Garvey in 1923,” Beckles said. “The principles of reparatory justice on which the Caribbean Reparations Commission are founded, are the same principles that should be applied to repair and restore Garvey’s good name in the annals of US and world history.”

The philosophy and teachings of Marcus Mosiah Garvey have long been internationally recognized for its strong and enduring influence on the independence movements in the Caribbean and Africa, on Rastafarianism and on the black liberation and Black Lives Matter movements in North America.

GEORGE TOWN, Cayman Islands: trade dispute preventing Surinamese duck meat from entering the market in Trinidad and Tobago could be resolved as soon as the Trinidad government amends its Animal Act, a Trinidad official told the CARICOM Council for Trade and Economic Development (COTED) on Friday.

COTED has urged the Trinidad authorities to take the necessary steps to resolve the issue in a timely fashion.

At the conclusion of its meeting at the end of the Caribbean Week of Agriculture 2016 in the Cayman Islands, COTED-chair and agriculture minister of Dominica, Johnson Drigo, noted, however, that since legislative procedures could take some time Trinidad could not offer a timeline when the matter would be resolved definitely.

profits by churning out a string of bogus degrees to unsuspecting foreign students.

The investigation into these offshore universities in Guyana were launched in August 2016, after an Indian diplomat, Nigerian officials, and a grouping of past and current students of Texila American University (based in Guyana) contacted the Guyana Guardian and made a number of allegations surrounding the operations of the ‘university’.

During the initial stages, careful atten-

tion was paid to information posted on the Texila University website, and its Wikipedia page so that the claims made by the affected students could have been itemized for factchecking.

Among the many questionable studentattraction statements made by Texila American University was one in which the institution laid claims of recognition by the World Health Organization because of its enlistment in the WHO’s World Directory of Medical Schools.

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IMF approves US$1.64 billion stand-by arrangement for Jamaica

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WASHINGTON: he executive board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Friday approved a three-year stand-by arrangement (SBA) for Jamaica to support the authorities’ continued economic reform agenda.

Access under the SBA arrangement amounts to about US$1.64 billion (SDR 1,195.3 million), the equivalent of 312 percent of Jamaica’s quota in the IMF. The Jamaican authorities have indicated that they will treat the arrangement as precautionary, and do not intend to draw on the new SBA unless exogenous shocks generate an actual balance of payments need.

The executive board approval will make about US$411.9 million (SDR 300.1 million) available, and the remainder in six tranches upon completion of semi-annual program reviews.

Following the executive board discussion on Jamaica, Tao Zhang, deputy managing director and acting chair, said: “Jamaica has established a commendable track record of program ownership and implementation under the extended fund facility (EFF).

Macroeconomic stability has been entrenched, evidenced by low inflation, the build-up of foreign currency reserves, and a decline in the current account deficit. Fiscal discipline and proactive debt management have helped place public debt on a downward trajectory. Still, growth is low, poverty and unemployment are high, and crime and security challenges impose a serious drag on growth.

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Deportation of Haitians from US resumed

PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti: The deportation of Haitians to their home country from the US has been resumed, despite the post-Hurricane Matthew recovery situation and the more recent floods in Haiti.

Inspector Gary Desrosiers, deputy spokesman of the National Police of Haiti (PNH) in charge of welcoming the deportees on their return to Haiti, confirmed the resumption of such flights. The first flight arrived last Thursday in Port-au-Prince with 30 Haitians on board and another flight arrived on Tuesday of this week with 40 other deportees.

Desrosiers said the Haitians were subject to removal proceedings after illegally entering the US and subsequently jailed, HaitiLibre reported.

Pierre Espérance, the executive director of the National Network for the Defence of Human Rights (RNDDH), noted, "These are not deported criminals, but people who went to Brazil and crossed from Mexico to San Diego, California."

Describing the resumption of these deportations as unacceptable, he added, "…the US Government did not show solidarity with Haiti… the country is in an extremely complicated situation. You have a hurricane,

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LEGAL AFFAIRS

Scholarship for Students Aging Out of Foster Care

Albany, NY: The New York Bar Foundation is pleased to announce the establishment of the 2017 Honorable Judith S. Kaye and Children and the Law Committee Scholarship, which has been created through a special project of the Committee on Children and the Law of the New York State Bar Association.

The scholarship partnership aligns the missions of The Foundation, the Children and the Law Committee, and the passion of Judge Kaye.

The scholarship, valued up to $2,500, will be awarded to three students enrolled on a full-time or part-time basis during the 2016-2017 academic year in an accredited undergraduate or post high school certificate program. The scholarship is open to students who will age out or have aged out of foster care in New York state with a permanency goal of Another Planned Permanent Living Arrangement and are enrolled in an accredited undergraduate or post high school certificate program during the 20162017 academic year.

Students must be under the age of 26 years. The application deadline is December 5, 2016. Students must demonstrate a school-related financial need beyond tuition that is not being met by other sources.

The Judith S. Kaye Scholarship originally was established by the New York State Permanent Judicial Commission on Justice for Children at the request of the Kaye family to honor her commitment to improving the lives and life chances of the children who come before the New York courts. Judge Kaye chaired the commission for more 25 years, first while she served as an associate judge and later as chief judge

of the state Court of Appeals and continuing while of counsel at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom.

“The reality today is that far too many young people leave foster care without the permanency and support of a stable family or the benefit of an education,” Judge Kaye wrote in a Newsday op-ed (“How New York can help its foster children succeed,” February 4, 2015). “A quarter experience homelessness within the first few years of leaving foster care, half are unemployed at the age of 24, and one in four will be caught up in the criminal justice system within two years.”

The scholarship puts Judge Kaye’s words into action. “Every child in our country is entitled to an education sufficient to permit her to lead our great nation through this new century,” she said. “We must continue to strive to provide better supports for our children to allow them to succeed – to nurture and help them achieve their dreams and aspirations. Only then will we have met our responsibility of not only keeping our children safe but also encouraging them to thrive and be successful.”

In January 2014, Research Highlights on Education and Foster Care reported that “When supported by strong practices and policies, positive school experiences can counteract the negative effects of abuse, neglect, separation, and lack of permanency experienced by the nearly 400,000 U.S. children and youth in foster care. Education not only supports economic success in adult life, it also provides opportunities for improved well-being in physical, intellectual, and social domains during critical developmental periods.”

The National Working Group further reported that while the majority of youth in foster care want to go to college (84%), a small percentage of foster youth who graduate from high school attend college (20%) and very few attain a bachelor’s degree (2 to 9%).

Source: National Working Group on Foster Care and Education. January 2014.

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reat Britain's Mo Farah has been nominated for the IAAF's male athlete of the year award.

Farah, 33, secured a historic 'double double' by retaining both his 5,000m and 10,000m Olympic titles at Rio 2016. Paula Radcliffe, in 2002, was the last British athlete to win one of the IAAF's end-of-year awards.

Farah faces competition from the likes of Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt - a nine-time Olympic gold medallist - and South Africa's Wayde van Niekerk.

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Men Usain Bolt (Jamaica): Sealed the 'triple triple' in Rio, winning his third Olympic title in the 100m, 200m and 4x100m relay.

Thiago Braz (Brazil): Set a new Olympic record of 6.03m to beat defending champion Renaud Lavillenie and claim a surprise Olympic gold.

Ashton Eaton (USA): Became third man to retain the Olympic decathlon title, following Britain's Daley Thompson and USA's Bob Mathias.

Mo Farah (GB): Only the second man to retain both the 5,000m and 10,000m Olympic titles.

Eliud Kipchoge (Kenya): Claimed Olympic gold in Rio, four months after winning the London Marathon.

Conseslus Kipruto (Kenya): Broke the Olympic record on his way to 3,000m steeplechase gold this summer.

Omar McLeod (Jamaica): Claimed Jamaica's first Olympic 110m hurdles gold, to add to his world indoor title from earlier this year.

David Rudisha (Kenya): Became the first athlete since New Zealand's Peter Snell in 1964 to retain the men's Olympic 800m title.

Women Almaz Ayana (Ethiopia): Added 10,000m Olympic gold to the 5,000m world title she won last year, breaking the 23-year-old world record in the process.

Ruth Beitia (Spain): Won Olympic gold in the high jump to add to the world indoor silver medal she claimed earlier this year.

Vivian Cheruiyot (Kenya): Claimed 5,000m gold in an Olympic record at her fourth Games.

Kendra Harrison (USA): Broke the 28year-old 100m hurdles world record, having missed out on selection for the Rio Olympics.

Elaine Thompson (Jamaica): Claimed gold in both the 100m and 200m in Rio. Anita Wlodarczyk (Poland): Broke her own world record to become Olympic champion in Rio - then broke it again two weeks later.

Sandra Perkovic (Croatia): Successfully defended her Olympic discus title in Rio to extend her unbeaten run this season.

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Kingston, Jamaica WI: amaica’s Reggae Boyz have qualified to defend their Caribbean Cup title after beating Suriname one 1-0 in their final qualifying match at the national stadium last evening.

The Jamaicans ended the game with ten players after defender Damion Lowe was shown a straight red for stomping on an opponent in the 34th minute.

But they had already gotten the vital goal within the first quarter of an hour, thanks to Cory Burke's second international goal.

The result means Jamaica tops Group 1 qualifiers ahead of Suriname and Guyana and coach Theodore Whitmore was left pleased. “I must laud the players on their performance this afternoon. We have seen it during the week of training, they really worked and it paid off,” said Whitmore. The victory also secured Jamaica's spot to the next CONCACAF Gold Cup.

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JOHANNESBURG, South Africa: ailed Paralympic athlete Oscar Pistorius has been transferred to a prison adapted for disabled inmates to serve the rest of his sentence for murdering his girlfriend, a South African official said Monday.

The Department of Correctional Services said the double amputee was moved from Kgosi Mampuru II prison in the capital Pretoria to Attridgeville Correctional Centre, just outside the city.

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Luciano has since promised the promoters a new date but they are requesting their money back. On Saturday, T-Boy gave WTS the Scoop in an exclusive interview.

In a Facebook message, Luciano cancelled his 2016 ‘Zion Awake Tour’ citing haphazard organization as the reason behind his decision.

The European tour would see Luciano making stops in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Holland and Italy.

The ‘Zion Awake’ tour would have been Luciano’s first, since getting his US visa cancelled in summer, when he tried to cross the Canada-US border, with a concoction which contained a cannabis extract.

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Popcaan could sign deal with Drake's OVO record label

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ources close to dancehall artiste Popcaan are hinting at a possible deal with Drake's OVO record label.

Popcaan and his team are allegedly in talks with Drake and his team to join the Toronto-based record label.

The pair have worked together on several projects in recent months, including the the single Controlla.

The DJ has appeared in a number of remixes on Drake’s OVO Sound Radio, along with a performance at OVO Fest 2016 and an appearance in Drake’s Please Forgive Me short film, released in September.

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Lawyer and author feels heat on book embracing Gay lifestyle

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By Howard Campbell Observer senior writer Jamaican lawyer and author who wrote a book to build bridges with the gay community, says she has experienced backlash since its release in August.

Audrey Thomas, a New York-based attorney, launched Does God Hate Homosexuals? No, God Cannot Hate, on August 20 at York College in Queens, New York.

The book was inspired by her evolving views on same-sex relations after years of scorning homosexual behaviour.

That change of heart has not gone down well with the Jamaican community.

“They have been surprisingly hostile. Many questioned my own ‘straightness’,” said 45year-old Thomas.

The third staging of her York College event was severely affected. “Most of the usual supporters did not show up. We generally have an audience of 400-500 people; this year we were lucky to get 70. I was

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truly shocked at the level of hate I experienced,” said Thomas, who noted that 90 per cent of sponsors withdrew their support because the Jamaica Forum of Lesbians, AllSexuals and Gays (J-FLAG)’s logo was on her flyer. In an interview with the Jamaica Observer in August, Thomas admitted to once being ‘violently homophobic.’

But after successfully representing an American lesbian couple in a civil case, her thoughts on same-sex partnerships changed.

Born in Kingston, Thomas migrated to Brooklyn, New York in 1981. She has practised criminal and civil litigation in New York for over 20 years.

Does God Hate Homosexuals? No, God Cannot Hate, is her third book. Her previous book, White Men Aren’t Chumps: An Intellectual Discussion on Race Relations in America, was released in 2015.

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A survey* by Rayovac, which was conducted online by Harris Poll, found that 56 percent of Americans say talking and catching up with family members is their favorite part of family gatherings, but nearly one out of every five (19 percent) say they have experienced difficulty communicating with someone who is hard of hearing.

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raditionally, and in the public mind, the first Thanksgiving Day occurred in 1621 when the Plymouth Pilgrim community joined in a feast with local Indians to celebrate the first harvest that the colonists had reaped on American soil. Indeed, 90 Indians and 53 Pilgrims feasted for three days at that event, and it was an official day of giving thanks to God for his blessings.

However, the colonists were only carrying on the Calvinist Protestant tradition of designating special public days of thanksgiving for the blessings of the Almighty. It was not really something new in kind.

The feast probably did include turkey since William Bradford informs us in his Of Plymouth Plantation that the land had a "great store of wild turkeys, of which they took many." Incidentally, there is indication that the colonists were familiar with turkey from back in England, even though it was a native American bird.

That is because the Spanish had brought back and popularized turkey in Europe in the 1600's, and in England, it had become a major competitor to goose for Christmas dinners.

The exact date of this thanksgiving feast is uncertain, but it seems to have happened in late September or early November.

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