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MY TRUTH
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Expo exceeded expectations I was taught to value a few things and that is why healthy living is important to me. I’m talking about more than physical health because in order to take advantage of this experience we call life, it would be to your advantage to think about being healthy: physically, socially, financially, holistically, mentally and spiritually. That’s why the Realizing the Dream Healthy Living Expo is so very important. This is only the second year, but it’s been in the works for quite some time. Before his death in 2017, the legendary Dick Gregory talked about the importance of health as he encouraged audiences to drink water, walk and get plenty of rest. He also said that between he and his wife, Lillian, there was not one medical prescription. Now that assertion might not be pleasing to the ears of those in the medical and pharmaceutical industries; but for many it was eye-opening. Which brings me to my truth. See MY TRUTH, page 14
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All ages came out to enjoy the parade in Dallas and the Health Living Expo at the African American Museum.
Fifth edition of Who’s Who in Black Dallas to be unveiled The fifth edition of Who’s Who In Black Dallas® will be unveiled at a networking reception and program at the Hyatt Regency Dallas Hotel Friday, February 8th beginning at 6:00 p.m., officials announced today. Who’s Who In Black Dallas® will be celebrating the achievements of African Americans in the metropolitan Dallas area. Over 200 people will be highlighted in the publication. Joining the celebration for the fifth edition will be retiring
Dr. Michael J. Sorrell
Hon. Helen Giddings
State Representative Helen Giddings and Dr. Michael J. Sorrell, President of Paul Quinn College. Giddings penned the Foreword and Sorrell wrote the Introduction for the fifth edition. “Recognizing the achievements of African Americans in Dallas is significant. Sharing my thoughts among those affiliated with Who’s Who In Black Dallas® is very heart warming,” said Giddings. “I was thrilled to be invited to write the Introduction for the fifth edition of Who’s Who,” said Sorrell who has been previously recognized in the See Who’s Who, page 2
Who’s Who, continued from front page Most Influential section in Dallas. “I have been an admirer of the many talented people in this city for a long time and am encouraged about recognizing African American contributions.” “We are excited to be doing the fifth edition of Who’s Who In Black Dallas® and are equally excited to have State Representative Helen Giddings and Dr. Michael Sorrell penning the Foreword and Introduction for this edition,” says Carter Womack, Chief Operating Officer of Who’s Who In Black. “Their respective impact on the African-American community goes hand in hand with the commitment and vision of Who’s Who In Black.” Started two years ago as an added feature is the issuing of three awards – Eddie Bernice Johnson Trailblazer in honor of the long serving Congresswoman; Comer Cottrell Entrepreneur in honor of the late Hair Care Manufacturing Entrepreneur and Community Impact “We want to recognize three areas of impact,” said returning Associate Publisher Ken Carter, President, and CEO of Focus Communications, a 39-year-old public relations, public affairs, marketing, and crisis communications company “We strongly believe the recipients of these honors are truly noteworthy and Game Changers,” said Carter. The reception is open to the public at a cost of $50 per person without a copy of the book and $75 per person that includes a copy of the book. Additionally, reserved VIP tables of 10 that also includes books for each are
available for $1,000. To RSVP go online to https://shoprealtimesmedia.com/shop/ uncategorized/whoswho-in-black-dallas5th-edition-unveiling . Pre-order of the publication is also available for $39.95 by going to website – www. whoswhopublishing. com or calling (313) 963-8100. The lead sponsors of the fifth edition are the North Texas Tollway Authority, Toyota and Radio One (Magic 94.5 and 97.9 The Beat). Other sponsors include Dallas ISD, City of Dallas, and Texas Capital Bank among others. Who’s Who In Black highlights the achievements of African Americans and other minority groups in over 25 markets across the country through its brand of Who’s Who publications and signature events. Who’s Who In Black is a subsidiary of Real Times Media, one of the leading sources of African-American related news, entertainment, and
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EDITORIAL/OPINION End the Madness Now!
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Cesar and Martin – Unified in Struggle!
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ter his father entered into mare several paragraphs An I MESSENGER MEDIA LLC a legal contract that was before he began laying out QUIT PLAYIN’ Publication FROM THE fered temporary protection breached by the other par“The Dream.� By Vincent L. Hall for approximately 700,000 CAPITOL ty. Eventually, he could not “It is obvious today that young people, referred to MAILING ADDRESS By Rep. Eddie Activist, author and pay the interest on the loan America has defaulted on 320 S. R.L. Thornton Freeway Bernice Johnson as� Dreamers, � who were award-winning writer Suite 220 and the house was sold this promissory note in so Represents 30th brought to this country as Dallas, TX 75203 District of Texas back to its original owner. far as her citizens of color minors. He also offered a Subsequent to Worker’s in U.S. House of It’s proper to note that the are concerned. Instead of WWW.TEXASMETRONEWS.COM Representatives. reprieve to nearly 300,000 Rights activist Cesar Chavez experiences of Brown peo- honoring this sacred obliga214-941-0110 While furloughed gov- adult immigrants who are leading a 300 mile march ple in this nation ain’t been tion, America has given the ernment employees are facing deportation. from Delano California to Cheryl Smith This is not the first time the state Capital in Sacra- “no crystal stair� either. Negro people a bad check, a turning to pawn shops to PUBLISHER - EDITOR news@texasmetronews.com borrow money to pay their that we have been down mento, Dr. King penned a America’s brand of capital- check which has come back rents and mortgages, and this path with the president. telegram to encourage his ism has been ruinous for marked “insufficient funds. Nina Garcia We refuse to believe that Marketing/Sales Manager others are standing in line at There are those who doubt sibling in the struggle for the poor of all races; Blacks and Browns there are insuffood banks for groceries to the sincerity of his propos- equality. EDITORIAL ASSISTANT have had to ficient funds feed their families, the pres- als. Nearly one year ago, Mr. “As brothers in the fight for Marva J. Sneed o v e r c o m e in the great ident of the United States Trump rejected a deal that equality, I extend the hand vaults of opEDITORIAL TEAM continues to be indifferent offered more money than he of fellowship and good will c a p i t a l i s m Terry Allen and racism portunity of to their plight and refuses is currently requesting for a and wish continuing success Eva Coleman s i m u l t a n e this nation. to take the meaningful steps wall in return for a plan that to you and your members. L. Diane Evans And so we Dorothy J. Gentry that would lead to the re- would have offered citizen- The fight for equality must ously. Seeing Vincent Hall the pain and have come opening of our government, ship to the Dreamers. be fought on many fronts– Richard Alexander Moore angst of his to cash this While giving his most re- in the urban slums, in the and their return to work. Shonedra Redd check, a check Betheny Sargent It should be obvious to cent remarks, the president sweat shops of the factories father left an Dr. Felicia N. Shepherd all of those who witnessed did not address the single and fields. Our separate indelible mark on Cesar’s that will give us upon demand Monique P. Stone the riches of freedom and the President Trump’s most most pressing problem that struggles are really one–a life. Dareia Tolbert In a Maryknoll magazine security of justice.� recent address to the na- our government faces, the struggle for freedom, for Andrew Whigham III article Chavez wrote comChavez ended his article tion from the White House shutdown. dignity and for humanity. DESIGN/LAYOUT memorating the tenth anniby praising King’s assault It is in his power to rethat he lacks empathy for You and your fellow work619 versary of King’s death; he on the status quo. the 800,000 government open the government, bring ers have demonstrated WEB/SOCIAL MEDIA EDITOR offers a glimpse of the in“It has been our expeemployees who are either employees back to work, your commitment to rightAlana C. King rience that few men or working without pay or are and return our nation to ing grievous wrongs forced ternal strife that comes with !VAILABLE AT .EWSSTANDS IN !VAILABLE AT .EWSSTANDS IN waging a “bloodless revolu- women ever have the op- CIRCULATION/DISTRIBUTION simply being told to stay at some sense of normalcy. upon exploited people. We Garland,Rowlett MB Distribution to knowGarland,Rowlett the true As soon as the president are together with you in tion� against a bloodthirsty portunity home. Mesquite Mesquite Editorial submissions
oppressor. Chavez remixes satisfaction that comes with Not once during his near- reopens our government spirit and in determination news@texasmetronews.com Richardson one’s life totally Richardson in ly 15-minute address did he Democrats in the House of that our dreams for a better Martin’s rhymes with a little &giving & E.Dallas E.Dallas bit of Malcolm X’s rhythm. the nonviolent struggle for mention the awful financial Representatives will con- tomorrow will be realized.â€? “We advocate militant justice. and personal realities that tinue to pass legislation Cesar Chavez was called nonviolence as our means Martin Luther King, Jr., they are facing as he holds that will secure our nation’s into purpose in Yuma Arizoof achieving justice for our was of (972) these unique X-na. Issue 243Month Augustborn 1-15, 2012 1st & 15th Each Month Phalconstar.com Garland, Texasone Phone Fax (903) 450-1397 1 Year Subscription $45.00 and weVolume are & 15th them and the country Volume X- Issue 243hosAugust Southern 1-15, 2012border, Published 1st Each Phalconstar.com Texas Phone (972) 926-8503 Faxservants (903) 450-1397 1 Year926-8503 Subscription $45.00 He was into Published a so-Garland, people, but we are not blind and from him we tage. The fact of the matter also prepared to address and called middle class family CREDO OF THE is that he is more concerned pass legislation that address- in 1927. Chavez and King to the feelings of frustra- learned many of the lessons tion, impatience and anger that have guided us. For about the opinions of parti- es immigration reform. were “depression era baBLACK PRESS Frankly, Mr. Trump is bies.â€? Ten years later, the which seethe inside every these lessons and for his san political commentators, The Black Press believes who are imploring him not not being serious, and until economic losses were so farm worker. The burdens of sacrifice for the poor and that America can best lead the world away from racial to look weak, than he is he does government em- devastating, that Chavez’ generations of poverty and oppressed, Dr. King’s memand national antagonisms about government employ- ployees, and the people of father went from fruitful powerlessness lie heavy in ory will be cherished in the when it accords to every our nation will continue to farm owner to a desperate the fields of America. If we hearts of the farm workers ees. person, regardless of race, fail, there are those who will forever.â€? Shamefully, he contin- suffer. farm worker. color or creed, full human see violence as the shortcut Cesar and Martin fought He is presiding over the ues to request $5.7 billion and legal rights. Hating no Previous to the pillaging of on different fronts, but person, fearing no person, for a border wall that the longest government shut- the Great Depression, the to change.â€? Dr. King spoke about the there was unity in their the Black Press strives to vast majority of security down in the history of our elder Chavez fed eight chilhelp every person in the experts say is not neces- nation. Certainly he knows dren from his earnings as burdens of generations struggles. If the masses of firm belief that all are hurt of poverty in his “I Have people they were fighting sary, and would be a waste what the right thing to do is. a grocery store and ranch as long as anyone is held a Dream speech. Far too for ever get together‌this of taxpayer dollars. In his Hopefully, he will end this owner. The family’s home back. many miss the fact that nightmare; this struggle; speech the president of- madness! was stripped from them afKing narrated the Night- will end!
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Shame and Shade in Birmingham THE LAST WORD By Dr. Julianne Malveaux Author, economist and president emerita of Bennett College.
If anyone deserves a civil rights award, Angela Davis certainly does. The activist and scholar has been on the front lines of the civil rights movement all of her life. She has been especially active in prison reform matters, but she has also been involved in other civil and human rights issues. When I learned back in October that she would get the Fred Shuttlesworth Human Rights Award from the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, I was absolutely delighted. I imagined the wide smile the daughter of Birmingham must have flashed when she learned that she would be honored. Everyone in Birmingham wasn't thrilled, though. Some people in the conservative Southern town seemed disturbed that she had been a member of both the Black Panther Party and the Communist Party. Others were concerned about her support of the BDS (Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions Movement) against the Israeli occupation. She has said that she stands in solidarity with the Palestinian people, and advocates for their fair treatment in Israel. Some ill informed people consider the BDS movement "anti-Semitic". They suggest that any questions that one raises about Israel shows a bias against Jewish people. But Davis, a lifelong human rights activist, is concerned about the humanity of Palestinian people, as well as other people. And she is rightfully concerned, as many of us are, about the spate of laws recently passed that downright outlaw the BDS movement. According to the Middle East Monitor, a teacher in Texas, Bahia Amawl, refused to sign an oath that required her to pledge that she "does not currently boycott Israel", that she will not boycott Israel and that she will "refrain from any action that is intended to penalize, inflict economic harm on, or limit commercial relations with
Israel". Texas is among some 25 states that have passed laws forbidding the state from doing business with companies that boycott Israel! It will also not invest pension funds in companies that support BDS. Thirteen more states including Washington DC, have similar laws to the Texas law pending, pitting people's first amendment rights of free speech against support for Israel. And Florida Senator Marco Rubio, in the middle of a government shutdown, had the nerve to introduce national legislation that mirrors the Texas law (actually, Illinois was the first state to
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pass this discriminatory law). Lots of people in Birmingham aren't having it. Though the "Civil Rights Institute" has rescinded its award to Dr. Angela Davis, there has been significant protest about the decision. Birmingham's Mayor, Randall Woodfin, who is a non-voting member of the Museum Board and did not participate in the decision to rescind the award (the city provides the museum with about a million dollars a year in operating funds) has expressed his dismay about the decision. Three board members have resigned from the board. And Alabama columnist Roy S. Johnson has written a fiery column accusing the Civil Rights Institute of insulting Rev. Shuttlesworth and staining its own legacy. Johnson says the Birmingham Jewish community may have been the loudest, but not the only folks pushing for Davis' award to be rescinded. Who rescinds an award after it has been granted for statements that were not recently made, but are a matter of record? Angela Davis has long been an outspoken activist, just like Rev.
Fred Shuttlesworth was. Nothing had been changed from the time Davis was notified of the award and January 4, when it was rescinded. The BCRI did not have to honor Davis, but their canceling the award is a special kind of insult. Fortunately, Angela Davis has a thick skin, and she knows exactly who she is. She didn't cringe when then-California governor Ronald Reagan had her fired from UCLA for her membership in the Communist Party. She didn't flinch when she was incarcerated for a crime she did not commit. And she will not tremble because the BCRI rescinded the award. Indeed, demonstrating the indomitable spirit that she is known for, Angela Davis will travel to Birmingham in February for an alternative event. And the Birmingham Civil Rights Museum has egg on its face. That city showed a young Angela Davis who they were when the Four Little Girls, some of whom she knew, were killed at the 16 Street Baptist Church in Birmingham. And they are showing her who they are once again. Shame and shade!Unfortunately, I'm not surprised. One of the founders of the Women's March has demanded the resignations of Tamika Mallory and Linda Sarsour because they attended one of Minister Louis Farrakhan's Savior's Days. Marc Lamont Hill lost his CNN commentary gig because he spoke up for Palestinian rights. Alice Walker has been criticized because she supports BDS. Now Angela Davis is being denied an award. When is enough going to be enough? For the record, I support Palestinian rights. And I support Israel's right to exist. Are the two incompatible? I think not. The one-state solution, with a right to return, and full citizenship rights for Palestinians makes sense. But Israel is not about to budge, and BDS as an attempt to influence it. States passing laws to outlaw free speech erodes the first principle of our Constitution and undercut the actions at the very foundation of our nation. Remember the folks who dumped tea into the Boston Harbor because of an unfair tax? Today that action might be against the law!
Trump’s priority is dangerous FROM THE WESTSIDE By Dr. P. L. Wright Ph.D. thewestsidegazette.com
During the Presidents’ Partial Government shutdown, it is causing as much danger or possibly more danger to everyone and every industry than the Presidents’ Wall dilemma. He is still refusing to budge even after nearly a month. Maybe he hasn’t evaluated what he is doing to the American citizens and the country due to his decision to shut down a partial Government. The American citizens are facing mortgage arrears that could in some cases cause them to lose their homes or be evicted from their apartments. They are also facing medical dilemmas too. How can the citizens function being without a pay check to pay their bills and take care of their families? Mr. President is putting America at risk in the skies to travel too. His own citizens are seriously in danger to fly anywhere, and so is he. Those persons who guide our airplanes from the airport control towers are working without a pay check too. If they decide to find another job that they can receive their pay check each month, that would cause another danger to our entire country airlines and all the Americans citizens. They are working there to prevent air planes in the skies to help prevent them from crashing into each other or crashing to the ground. The entire country has been put into danger due to the demands of our country’s’ President. He could also be in danger while in the skies due to the shortage of airlines employees from their specific job positions, like
the control towers. It is most dangerous to all the millions of passengers who fly each day in the country everywhere. Many citizens travel to work by plane. Some of them may just be traveling from one place to another to visit with other family members. Mr. President, Do you realize that the financial crisis you have created is costing nearly as much as what you are asking to build the Southern Border Wall? This is not logical, and it is most irrational thinking for a President of any country to demand of its’ citizens to work without a paycheck not knowing when they will be paid for the work, they are doing due to a partial Government shutdown. Mr. President, do you realize what you are doing, or what you have already done to America and its’ citizens? Are you sure you know what your priority decision is causing to the American citizens? May God forgive you. The American citizens do not agree to secure the Southern border Wall by your means. is your priority to build this wall so great to you that you are willing to destroy American way of life? All the money in the world cannot prevent any person from experiencing the dangerous impact that is caused by your Partial Government Shutdown. It is the cause and effect that is impacting everyone.? In this matter of dilemma, in answering with a possible resolution to save America and its’ citizens. A partial government shutdown should end this destruction of America immediately and save our American citizens from more dilemmas and dangers than any of us could imagine. Now can you take that to your bank, Can you Mr. President? Let us stop the disagreeing and come together to solve this dilemma.
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Zeta Phi Beta, celebrates 99 years of service with induction of Founder Viola Tyler Goings' daughter, Wynona Kidd
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated inducts Wynona Kidd, the daughter of Founder Viola Tyler Goings and niece of Founder Myrtle Tyler Faithful as an honorary member. She is the oldest living descendant of Zeta's five founding members. Standing from left to right: Deborah Hill, niece; Valerie Hollingsworth-Baker, 25th International President; Kyra Hardiman, daughter; Dr. Mary Breaux Wright, 24th International President, and Dr. Jylla Tearte, 20th International President; seated: Wynona Kidd.
-- Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, a leading women's service organization, concluded its international executive board meeting at the Grand
Hyatt Baha Mar, Nassau, Bahamas on Jan. 12, 2019 with the induction of Wynona Kidd as an honorary member. Kidd is the daughter of Viola Ty-
ler Goings and niece of Myrtle Tyler Faithful, two of the sorority's founding members. At 95 years young, Kidd is the oldest living descendant of the organization's five founding members. "As we celebrate 99 years of service today, and prepare for our Centennial in 2020, we are delighted to welcome Mrs. Kidd into our sisterhood," said Valerie Hollingsworth-Baker, Zeta International President. Zeta members voted to induct her as an honorary member during its 2018 Grand BoulÊ in New Orleans, La., along with Louisiana State Senator Regina Ashford Barrow. Kidd, a native of Clairsville, Ohio, aspired to become a Zeta while a student at Wilberforce University, but was forced to drop out of college to help support her family when WWII began. She became a founding member of the local Jack and Jill of America chapter, but was not able to become a Zeta. When asked about how she felt about becoming a member of Zeta, Kidd said, "I can't believe it! I feel like Cinderella‌I am so happy to be
a member of Zeta!" During the sorority's visit to Nassau, Zeta leadership made a courtesy call to Bahamian Prime Minister Hubert A. Minnis, and Bahamian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Peter Turnquest. While on the island, International President Hollingsworth-Baker also presented a $25,000 donation to the Ranfurly Homes for Children on behalf of the organization.
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. was founded in 1920 on the campus of Howard University. The international organization's 125,000+ initiated members, operating in more than 850 chapters, have given millions of voluntary hours to educate the public, provide scholarships, support charities, and promote legislation for social and civic change. For more information about Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., please visit www.zphib1920.org.
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If Beale Street Could Talk
If Beale Street Could Talk has been out since Christmas, but it is a hard movie to find movie because it's only out in limited release. The movie is based on a novel by James Baldwin, who was well known for his books and social commentary from the late '50s until the 1970s. The movie reflects the racist judicial system that existed in the 1970s that is still widespread today. The movie's main characters are Fonny played by Stephan James and Tish, who is portrayed by the young actress KiKi Layne. The young couple has been inseparable since childhood. As young adults, they fall in love and Tish becomes pregnant with Fonny's child. Meanwhile, Fonny is arrested for a rape that he didn't commit and the wheels of justice grind by slowly as Tish does everything in her power to get her baby's father out of jail. Regina King portrays Tish's supportive mother and she gives a fantastic performance in her role as Sharon Rivers. Af-
Ask Alma by Alma Gill Email questions to: alwaysaskalma@ gmail.com. Follow her on Facebook at “Ask Alma” and twitter @almaaskalma.
Dear Alma, I interviewed for a nursing position at a large hospital in my hometown. The job involves working long hours and I have more than ten years of experience. After I was chosen I received a phone call to come in and sign the offer letter. The Director of Human Relations explained that the vacation time was negotiable. The offer gave me two weeks’ vacation after 90 days, but I asked for three
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ter Tish breaks the news to her family, they decide to break the news to Fonny's family, who are longtime family friends with the Rivers family. Things don't go well when Mrs. Hunt, Fonny's holy-roller mother, blames Tish for the demise of her son. However, the two fathers, played by Colman Domingo and Michael Beach, work together in order to get both of their children what they need to survive. There is a real dynamic between the entire cast that keeps the film interesting. However, it is an extremely sad movie that leaves you feeling more frustrated than angry. If Beale Street Could Talk is rated R (for nudity) and has a run time just under 2 hours. It's a movie worth seeking out and on my "Hollywood Popcorn Scale" I rate it a JUMBO.
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weeks because of my experience. I recently started and when introduced to others, one of the nurses said, oh you’re the one who wants extra vacation. Everyone sorta laughed it off, so I guess she was making a joke. Initially I didn’t understand, but later realized, the director must have been talking about me. I find that to be totally unprofessional. Do you think I should leave the subject alone or bring it to her attention? — Pissed in ER Dear P in ER, You have good reason to be pissed. Yes, it appears the director discussed certain tidbits
about your recent hire out of place. And yes, that is totally unprofessional. Can you prove it? I think not. Will the outspoken nurse speak on your behalf to the appropriate supervisor? I think not again. So, no, you shouldn’t bring it to her attention, at this point just leave it alone. You have however read Miss HRD’s hold card, so place that in your back pocket. You have ten years’ experience and whoo-hooo that’s a wonderful thing. It still doesn’t erase the fact you’re the new kid on the block. You haven’t had time to see who’s large and in charge, who’s lame and insane and who’s just offering a hot cup of common sense. Remind yourself, you’re there to do a miraculous job, not to
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become best friends with the HR director. I doubt if you’ll run into her often. When you think about it, really, she’s a very small lily pad in a very large pond. Take in your first 90 days learning all that you can about this new facility and being thankful for your amazing opportunity. The nursing profession is filled with unsung heroes. We couldn’t thank you enough for the contributions that nurses and nursing have made to our community. So hats off to you my sistah, and thanks from all of the readers and supporters of “Ask Alma” from the bottom of our hearts. Alma
B. Smith her given name is Barbara Elaine Smith, known as B. Smith, is an American restaurateur. My adoration goes far back for B. Smith, now in her 60’s and suffering for Alzheimer’s disease her life is quite different. Living quietly and well taken care by her husband Dan Gasby. To me she is the ideal living legend for me to share about. She has inspired many women across the globe. B. Smith was the second black model to be on the cover of Mademoiselle Magazine in 1976, after Joli Jones was featured on the cover in 1969. B. Smith authored three books concentrating on recipes and presentation: B. Smith’s Entertaining and Cooking for Friends (1995), B. Smith’s Rituals and Celebrations (1999), and B. Smith Cooks Southern Style (2009). I list her accolades very effortlessly yet keep in mind the years B. Smith was making her strides, women and African American women especially were still [and are] being held back in society. As she was being lauded as a bestselling author, Smith owned multiple restaurants, called B. Smith; the first opened in 1986, on Restaurant Row (Manhattan) and in Sag Harbor, Long Island, New York. She also owned a restaurant in the historic Beaux-Arts Union Station in Washington, D.C. Today, as she lives her life in a quiet manner, being doted over by her loving husband Dan Gasby, a television producer they continue to be a quite force. Smith and her husband released Before I Forget in early 2016, detailing their journey following her diagnosis of early-onset Alzheimer’s. Dan Gasby is working to honor his wife and her wishes with his efforts to bring an assisted living
facility to the South Fork area that will serve people with Alzheimer’s and other memory-related diseases. Gasby said he is collaborating with Maplewood Senior Living, a Connecticut-based company, He said he wants to include elements that reflect the tastes of his wife. In the prime of her public and personal life B. Smith hosted a syndicated television show, B. Smith With Style on TV. Her show was ground-breaking, first for a woman of color to host her own lifestyle show. This was the era of Martha Stewart dominance and B. Smith did not look like Martha Stewart, making it a challenge that she had to find her audience. She did find her audience and the show was a cultural and ratings success. The greatness and uniqueness about her show B. Smith With Style is that she welcomed a variety of guests who added to her love of all things in life, from haberdashers (B. Smith loved hats) to great food and the beauty of home. B. Smith a seasoned culinary and lifestyle expert, hostess/chef/entertainer demonstrated the tricks of her trade, from entertaining guests to cooking delicious meals for two. The show’s guests were the top celebrities of the day. Appearances from Danny Glover, Sally Jesse Raphael to features of learning to make Gumbo. We at the Valder Beebe Show salute B. Smith. I am still inspired by her accomplishments, her fortitude, her love for her husband Dan Gasby and B’s love of the beauty of life. B. Smith is and was a style icon, a domestic maven and a woman of grace, beauty and a glass ceiling breaker. She will allways be an inspiration to me as I guide my endeavors of the Valder Beebe Show to success.
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Recurring Events Reggae Sunday Brunch at Hero’s Lounge 3094 N. 35 Fwy. Dallas. 11am. Caribbean Breakfast & Lunch. Marvelous Marriage Monday’s at Friendship-West Baptist Church 2020 W. Wheatland Rd. 7-8:30pm 1st & 3rd Info: covent@friendshipwest.org. Dallas 2019 Senior Games Hosted by: Dallas Parks & Recreation. Info: Senior Program Division at 214-671-1602. Dates: Feb. 28 - March10 & 3-16. Obama-Ology Play at Jubilee Theatre 506 Main St. Ft Worth Time and Dates Vary. Tickets: www.jubileetheatre.org. 1-25-2-24. La Llorona: A Love Story at Bishop Arts Theatre Center 215 Tyler St. Time varies. Tickets: www. bishopartstheatre.org 2-7-24-19.
January 23-27 5th Annual Denton Black Film Festival Feat: Kirk Whalum at Denton Black Film Fest. 214 W. Hickory St. Times & Tickets: prekindle.com.
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Happy Birthday to Team Member who interned this past summer Jessica Hayden
Mentor Connector National Mentoring Month at UNT Dallas 7300 University Hills Founders Hall-Room 138. 6pm-8pm. Reggae Wednesdays at Aldeez Caribbean Restaurant & Event Center 7879 Spring Valley Rd. #115 Dallas. 9pm-2am.
January 24 Arlington Black Chamber Jan. General Mtg. & 2019 Networking Mixer at Brickhouse Lounge 2525 Arkansas Ln. 6pm. RSVP: Eventbrite. Soul Jazz Thursdays with Natural Change at Sandaga 813 813 Exposition Ave. 8pm. DA John Creuzot Victory Reception at Lakewood Country Club 6430 Gaston Ave, Dallas. 5:30pm-7:30pm. Tickets: donorbox.com. Pura Vida Salsa & Bachata Thursday Afro-Latin Dance at Duncanville Fieldhouse 1700 S. Main St. 8 pm-10pm. Intro to Canva for Business at Redbird DEC-Dallas Entrepreneur Center 3662 W. Camp Wisdom #2044 6pm-8pm. Eventbrite
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January 25 Happy Birthday to Team Member and a great lady Betheny Sargent Dress Performance Theater Series “Ah Girl Pearl” at Clarence Muse Café 1309 Canton St. Dallas 8:15pm. NAREB Dallas “Golden Ticket” Awards at Hall of State 3939 Grand Ave. Keynote Speaker: Dr. Frederick Douglas Haynes, III. 6pm. Evenbrite. Wine Down & Dine in Addison Ahyonz Feat: Kenya C. at Jam Box 3965 Belt Line Rd. 7:30pm-11pm. Tickets: theqnetwork.wufoo.com. Grow DeSoto Community Networking Event 324 E. Belt Line Rd. 6pm-10pm. Eventbrite. Kevin Curry Book Signing at Barnes & Noble 7700 W. Northwest Highway #300 Dallas. 7pm-8pm. Dallas Mavs VS Detroit Pistons at American Airlines Center 2500 Victory Ave. Dallas. 7:30pm.
Jan. 26- Feb. 2 T h e Hipest & Coolest Jazz Event: BlueNote at Sea a Celebrity Infinity Jazz Cruise for info: www.bluenotesea.com.
January 26 Toni Braxton As long As I Live Tour at The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory 300 W. Las Colinas Blvd. Irving. 7:30pm Tickets: via Live Nation. The Magical Mystique of Mardi Gras Ball 2019 Select Grand Duke & Duchess at Fair Park Centennial Hall 1001 Washington St. 6pm-2am. Free Workshop! How to Start or Run a Small Business at Embassy Suites-Dallas Market Center 2727 N. 35 Fwy. Register: 972-445-6442. TRE Elections-DISD and Richardson ISD Hosted by: Coffee & Politics at African American Museum 3536 Grand Ave. Dallas. 10am-11am. Denim & Black Affair at Foundation Room Dallas 2200 N. Lamar St. 9:30pm-2am. For the Love of Neo Soul Open Mic at Athletic Zone 423 Singleton Blvd. 9pm. instaseats.com. Hector Cantu’: An Afternoon with Bald and Friends at Bishop Arts Theatre Center 215 Tyler St. Dallas. 3pm.
Lota Phi Lambda Sorority Psi Chapter Hots: Adult Women & Youth Conference at Hamilton Park U. M. C.11881 Schroeder Rd. 9am.
January 31 Judicial Investiture Judges of the 5th District Courts of Appeals at Dallas Bar Association 2101 Ross Ave. 3:30pm.
2019 Founders’ Day Celebration AKA Omicron Mu Omega Chap. Speaker: Dr. Ruth J. Simmons at Hyatt Regency 300 Reunion Blvd. 11am.
January 27 MLK Community Peace March & Celebration at Trinity Church 1231 E. Pleasant Run Rd. Cedar Hill. 3pm. For info: www.cedarhilltx.com/mlk. Dallas in the time of Martin Luther King, Jr. at Hall of State 3939 Grand Ave. 1-5pm. Pastor Tommie L. Brown: New President of D. B. M. U. at New Mount Zion Baptist Church 9550 Shepherd Rd. 6pm. Speaker Pastor: Bryan Carter. Debra’s Healing Kitchen Presents: Weight Loss is Possible Workshop at 2020 Wheatland Rd. Dallas 10am-12pm.
Texas Coalition of Black Democrats Dallas “Ch” Elected Official/ Precinct Chair Reception at African America Museum 3536 Grand Ave. 6pm. BLAK Talks Series 9 Host: Joseph Abrahams at African American Museum 3536 Grand Ave. 7pm. The History of Mariachi at Latino Cultural Center 2600 Live Oak St. Dallas. 6:30pm-8:30pm. Speak(her) Series with Chef Gabrielle McBay at Spaces Dallas 1919 McKinney Ave. 5:30pm-8pm. Eventbrite.
DFW Joint Founders Day Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity & Zeta Phi Beta Sorority at Hilton Arlington 2401 E. Lamar Blvd. 6pm-12am. Feeding The Needy Hosted by: Hollywood Hernandez Live 1698 Corsicana St. Dallas. 3pm-5pm. Sunday Evening Soul at Face Off dance Studio & Event Center 1030 W. Arkansas Ln. Arlington 7:30pm-9:30pm. Eventbrite.
January 28 Young Women Enrichment Ministry at Friendship Baptist of the Colony 4396 Main St. 7pm.
January 29 The Jazz Jam at Jazz BeCuzz at Art Center 9819 LBJ Fwy #120 Dallas. 8:30pm. Eventbrite. Karaoke Night $2 Tuesdays at Heroes Lounge 3094 N. 35 Fwy. Dallas. 7pm-2am. Sherna Armstrong Band Live at Free Man Cajun Café & Lounge 2626 Commerce St. 7pm.
January 30 Irving Hispanic Chamber of Commerce After Hours Networking Mixer 5:30-7pm. University of Texas at Arlington Tour at Lets Gear Up 200 E. Belt Line Rd. DeSoto 8am1:30pm. Info: gearup.desotoisd.org.
Judge Chika Anyiam Victory Reception at St. Pete’s Dancing Marlin 2730 Commerce St. 5:30pm7:30pm. donorbox.org.
February 1 Dorrance Dance Dallas Debut! One Night Only at Winspear Opera House 2304 Flora St. 8pm.
Homeless Expo Service Providers/The Pursuit of Wholeness at Kaye Bailey Hutchinson Convention 650 S. Griffith St. 10am-3pm. 6 5 t h Annual Founders’ Day Celebration Host: South Dallas Business & Professional Club, at Magnuson Grand 1515 N. 35 Fwy. E. DeSoto. 11am. 4th Annual Dr. Carter G. Woodson Luncheon W. Marvin Dulaney Branch at 4th Ave. Church Christ Family Life Ctr. 3220 Park Row Ave. 11:30am. 25th Annual Daddy Daughter Dance at DeSoto Civic Center 211 E. Pleasant Run Rd. 6:30pm-9:30pm. Info: apm.activecommunities.com. House Party After Party with “Hip Hop Hooray” +DJ Deuces at Texas Theatre 231 W. Jefferson Blvd. Dallas Community Driven Growth: A Citywide Conversation at Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas 2200 Pearl St. 9am-1:30pm. Tickets: recouncil.com. Black Woman’s Appreciation Event Dallas Edition at City of DeSoto Civic Center 211 E. Pleasant Run Rd. 1:30pm-5:30pm.
February 3 Omega Alpha Omega’s 111 Year Founders’ Day Brunch at Sheraton McKinney Hotel 1900 Gateway Blvd. 1pm.
Unspoken Showcase 1 Year Anniversary at 1401 Regal Row, Dallas 7:30pm. Eventbrite. Pink Goes Red AKA Sorority Alpha Xi Omega Chapter at Brickhouse Lounge 2021 N. Hampton Rd. #100 DeSoto. 6pm9pm. 1st Friday Pre Valentine’s Day & Mardi Gras Masquerade Ball at Cedar Cannon Dude Ranch 4523 University Hills, Lancaster. 7:30pm-2am.
Super Bowl LIII at House of Blues 2200 N Lamar St. Dallas 4pm-9pm. Super Bowl Party Fundraiser at The Black Police Association Greater 211 Center St. 3pm. Super Bowl “53” Game Watch Party at Union Park 5076 Addison Circle, Addison 3pm. RSVP before 3pm for No Cover. SuperChampionship Bowl Party at Hilton Garden Inn 800 N. Main St. Duncanville 5:30pm
Let’s Launch: Everything You Need to Know to Start a Business Host; Lift Fund at 14681 Midway Rd. Addison 9am-12pm Free.
Soulful Sunday Brunch at Lemonade Lounge 1411 E. Campbell Rd. #1200, Richardson 12pm-4pm.
Pink goes Red for a Day Workout AKA Sorority Alpha Xi Omega “Ch”. at Head2Toe Fitness Studio 605 E. Palace Pkwy #B5. Grand Prairie. 6pm.
The Big Game Super Sunday Watch Party at Bar 2909-West 7th 2909 Morton st. Ft. Worth 5:30-8:30pm Free RSVP Reservation.
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Soul Saturday’s Scout at Bastards of Soul! At Scout 1914 Commerce St. Dallas. 9pm.
Dallas Mayoral Candidate Forum at Texas Theatre 231 W. Jefferson Blvd. 6pm-8pm. Free Ad-
Background Info on Eric Johnson Candidate for Dallas Mayor Professional Experience Texas House of Representatives, Austin State Representative, April 2010 to Present ● Founder and Former Chairman of the Young Texans Legislative Caucus ● Vice Chairman of the Innovation and Technology Caucus ● Chairman of the Dallas Area Legislative Delegation ● House Committees (since 2010): Appropriations, Ways and Means, Higher Education, Calendars, Natural Resources (Vice Chair), General Investigating and Ethics (Vice Chair), Economic and Small Business Development (Vice Chair), Redistricting (Vice Chair), Investments and Financial Services, Homeland Security and Public Safety, Elections, Corrections, Criminal Jurisprudence, Higher Education Governance, Excellence and Transparency, State and Federal Power and Responsibility (Select), Transparency in State Agency Operations, and Manufacturing (Interim) Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP, Dallas, TX Of Counsel, Public Finance, February 2018 to Present ● #1 rated municipal bond law firm in the United States ● Acquired Andrews Kurth Kenyon’s public finance law practice in February 2018 Andrews Kurth Kenyon LLP, Dallas, Of Counsel, Public Finance, September 2013 to February 2018 ● Municipal bond attorney representing major issuers of municipal securities as well as national and regional investment banking firms that underwrite municipal securities Education Harvard Kennedy School Senior Executives in State & Local Government, Cambridge, MA Executive Education Certificate, July 2018 ● Awarded Cahn Public Service Fellowship (full tuition scholarship; awarded to only four state and local government elected officials from around the country per cohort) TO BE CONTINUED
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I love to tell the story of the elderly woman who walked into my doctor’s office. She was a new patient and as I overheard her giving the receptionist her age, I marveled at how good she looked. She was impeccably dressed. Her hair was beautiful and she had a dip in her hip and a glide in her stride. My mouth almost dropped to the floor however, as I continued to observe her, thinking about how when I was in my 70s and 80s I hoped I had it together, like she did. The receptionist asked her if she had brought her medications, since this was her first visit. The woman said yes, opened her designer purse and pulled out a large Ziploc bag full of pills and capsules! Clearly all that glitters is not gold and definitely you have to look past the outside to really evaluate a person. We know that beauty is only skin deep. At that moment, I thought that it was a blessing that she was still alive. I feel blessed to wake up every day and share in this experience we call life. For me it’s about more than existing. It’s about enjoying this ride; getting and giving the most I can. It’s about when it’s time to say those last goodbyes, I’ll have used up every bit of wisdom, love, compassion, In essence, I don’t want to leave anything on the table. Instead I want to do like the purpose of the Healthy Living Expo, be strong financially, physically, mentally, spiritually, holistically and socially. I want to, paraphrasing Paul Quinn College’s President Dr. Michael Sorrell,
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“leave a place better.” Living life to its fullest, lifting as I climb and taking advantage of the gift is so
important. So on January 21st, as we celebrated the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.; we gathered at the African American Museum, under the stewardship of Dr. Harry Robinson and his dynamic team and folks were educated, enlightened, inspired and entertained. What a beautiful way to spend the day. I worked with a dynamic group of men and women who were focused on making this world a better place through their contributions. There are not enough words to describe their selfless sense of service that is of benefit to society every day of their lives. I know they are tired. They worked like they were being paid, but not really because they are not motivated by dollar bill. Again I am blessed because I get tow work side by side as we execute some monumental tasks, and sometimes with limited resources. The Realizing the Dream Healthy Living Expo was an eventful the entire family and when we look past many of the societal ills we face; we need to be bringing families together every chance we get! Check out some of the pictures from the event. Also look at social media. I’d like to think that Dr. King would have been
Butterfly I emerge from this darkness changed. Leaving behind so much of what was me; whole but with missing parts. Pushing myself through a realization that does not include you, physically. Your transformation complete. Mine ... only beginning.
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