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Publisher ’s Message

Welcome to the UTS 11th Annual Juneteenth Edition The Spirit of Juneteenth

This is Urban Trendsetters 11th Juneteenth Celebration Edition. I have often been asked what is Juneteenth and I am not at all surprised by the question because 11 years ago I didn’t know the answer either.

freedom. Another “story” is that the news was deliberately withheld by the enslavers to maintain the labor force on the plantations. And yet still another “story” is that federal troops actually waited for the slave owners to reap the benefits of one last cotton harvest before going to Texas to enforce the Emancipation Proclamation. All of which, or neither of these version could be true. Certainly, for some, President Lincoln's authority over the rebellious states was in question But the announcement read like this:

General Order Number 3 The founder of Juneteenth Ohio, Mustafaa Shabazz One of General Granger’s first orders of business was to read to the people of Texas, Genhad begun following Urban Trendsetters in 2003 eral Order Number 3 which began most significantly with: since our beginning. In spring of that year he asked if "The people of Texas are informed that in accordance with a Proclamation from the Executive of the United States, all slaves are free. This inI would like to be a media sponsor volves an absolute equality for the festival. My answer was “of of rights and rights of propcourse but what is it? “ I admit I was erty between former masa little embarrassed when he told me ters and slaves, and the the answer and gave me the history connection heretofore existof the event and the movement, I ing between them becomes thought that as an African American that between employer and woman I should know this. I was free laborer." relieved to soon find out that I was not alone.

This of course sent an outburst of excitement To give you a quick answer throughout the state of TexJuneteenth is the oldest known celeas at least for those that bration commemorating the ending were still in captivity. I of slavery in the United States. Dacontinue to support ting back to 1865, it was on June 19th that the Union soldiers, led by Juneteenth Ohio because of Major General Gordon Granger, the history and because I landed at Galveston, Texas with feel it is a reminder to Afrinews that the war had ended and that can Americans that WE the enslaved were now free. Note that ARE FREE! this was two and a half years after President Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation - which had become official January 1, 1863. The Emancipation Proclamation had little impact on the Texans due to the minimal number of Union troops to enforce the new Executive Order. However, with the surrender of General Lee in April of 1865, and the arrival of General Granger’s regiment, the forces were finally strong enough to influence and overcome the resistance.

Later attempts to explain this two and a half year delay in the receipt of this important news have yielded several versions that have been handed down through the years. Often told is the story of a messenger who was murdered on his way to Texas with the news of

Sometimes I don’t think we all still quite have the message. My prayer for this Juneteenth is that we come out to support this celebration and give it the respect it deserves based on the reason for the celebration.

On more than many occasions our events are not enjoyed by the carelessness of a few. Parents teach your children their history and about our past as a people and maybe they will have more respect for our celebrations and their purpose. More on that in another edition! Join in the celebration of Juneteenth 2014 and be FREE.

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The Journey

WBC Wins Big in 2014

By Savannah Smith

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Ellen Harvey and Mayda Sanchez . (from left to right) WBC President, Patty TuEllen Harvey SBA Award Presenters men, SBA Award Presenter, WBC Team MemberWisconsin, Indiana, Illinois, Minnesota, and Michigan. There Carlie Urell, WBC Director, Ellen Harvey, WBC are twelve centers throughout this region, some of which have been established for nearly 20 Member, Mayda Sanchez, (front row) Team MemEach year since 1963, the President years. First place is not too shabby for our burgeoning program, started in January of 2013! ber, Jonnel Ransom, WBC Ohio Founder/CEO, Inna of the United States sets aside one week for “National Small Business Week”. During this time he recognizes the immense contributions of small businesses to the The WBC-OH would like to thank their members, for having the courage to become an enAmerican economy. In conjunction with National Small Business Week, the Small Busitrepreneur. Without their drive and ingenuity there would be no need for the services proness Administration extends awards to honor outstanding lenders and exceptional small vided and the WBC would not have built such a strong and vibrant network of business business owners and advocates. owners. Congratulations to The Women’s Business Center of Ohio and to their members for helping them build a better community together. An Urban Trendsetter hat’s off to you!

This year, The Women’s Business Center of Ohio was presented with the Regional Women’s Business Center Excellence in Service Award! The WBC region is comprised of Ohio,

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African American Mayors Association (AAMA) support of an innovative financial product that provides workers line of credit offered directly through the payroll system cycle of debt that disproportionately impacts African Ameri-

a significantly more affordable rate compared with bank over-

cans, and will call on Congress, financial regulators, and the

draft and other short-term loans;

Administration to find common ground and support new, via-

WHEREAS, the elastic product is a line of credit made avail-

ble, and low cost alternatives that work to meet the needs of

able through employers; the elastic product is designed to

our communities."

provide a flexible line of credit and to provide a viable and

The AAMA resolution

scalable alternative to traditional forms of credit like bank overdraft fees and other short-term loans;

AFRICAN AMERICAN MAYORS ASSOCIATION (AAMA)

WHEREAS, the elastic product provides employees a lower

CALLS ON CONGRESS, FINANCIAL REGULATORS, AND cost than alternative bank products; automatic payments via THE ADMINISTRATION TO SUPPORT AN INNOVA-

payroll; discreet borrowing without requesting a wage ad-

TIVE FINANCIAL PRODUCT THAT PROVIDES WORKERS vance from the employer; and an exclusive benefit to the BETHESDA, Md., The RLJ Companies today announced the African American Mayors Association (AAMA) passed a unanimous resolution during their annual board meeting in

WITH ACCESS TO SHORT-TERM CREDIT SOLUTIONS

employee including tools to increase financial literacy and the

THROUGH THEIR EMPLOYER'S PAYROLL SYSTEMS

opportunity to improve their credit scores by reporting pay-

WHEREAS, the African American Mayors Association

ments to the major credit bureaus;

Washington, DC, in support of an innovative financial product (AAMA) has endorsed the goal of developing innovative, better-priced and better-structured viable loan alternatives for that provides workers with an open-ended employee line of

WHEREAS, the elastic product provides employers with a no

credit offered directly through the payroll system at no cost to workers in need of credit solutions, particularly minority and working-class Americans; the employer.

stress and higher work productivity; and no repayment risk to

-cost benefit to offer employees resulting in lower employee the employer;

With limited credit options available for Americans today, the

WHEREAS, income disparity and short-term loans primarily

WHEREAS, access to credit is a financial lifeline for Ameri-

AAMA endorsed the goal of developing innovative and viable

used by subprime and lower-income Americans continues to

cans facing economic stress and a concerted effort among

loan alternatives for workers in need of credit solutions, par-

grow, the need for new consumer credit options has in-

consumer groups, regulators, industry, legislators, and the

ticularly minority and working class Americans.

creased as banks have tightened credit standards, leaving

Administration is needed to ensure that these loans meet the

"I am pleased that the AAMA has passed a resolution that

millions of Americans with few options to standard products;

highest standards of transparency and responsible lending;

will bring the important issue of finding innovative ways to

WHEREAS, emergency credit is critical for today's employ-

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the African

end the cycle of debt brought on by costly traditional and

ees because seventy percent of Americans are living

American Mayors Association (AAMA) supports the elastic

alternative credit products," said Robert L. Johnson, founder

paycheck to paycheck with no savings and fifty-four percent

product and the goal of providing immediate financial relief

and chairman of The RLJ Companies. "Borrowers, many of

of workers' biggest financial worry is not having enough

and literacy to consumers to end the cycle of debt brought on

whom are minorities, may not have access to mainstream

emergency savings for an unexpected expense (PWC Finan- by costly traditional and predatory credit products.

borrowing and are often forced to use costly bank products

cial Wellness Survey);

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the African American

like overdraft or, even worse, take out abusive payday loans

WHEREAS, The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Mayors Association (AAMA) is engaging in a national dia-

and pay exorbitant fees," he added.

(FDIC) has recognized employer-based loans as an emerg-

logue urging Congress, Financial Regulators, and the Admin-

Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson, founding president of

ing safe and innovative small-dollar loan business model (A

istration to support the elastic product offering and allow this

the AAMA stated, "As Mayors, we focus on many issues that

Template for Success: The FDIC's Small-Dollar Loan Pilot

innovative, viable, and low cost business solution to thrive in

directly affect our communities, and the economic and finan-

Program, 2010). The FDIC notes that lenders can use em-

the marketplace to meet the financial needs of consumers on

cial health of our residents is critical to keeping our cities

ployment information for underwriting and integrate with com- June 14, 2014.

competitive and strong. The African American Mayors Asso-

pany payroll systems, allowing providers to offer the loans at

ciation will engage in a national dialogue urging an end to the

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Welcome to the 24th Annual JuneteenthOhio Festival in Columbus Ohio, the city where African Americans are always making history!

The businesses you see in the Juneteenth section of this paper are the loyal businesses that respect our economic power, and seeks to reinvest in our rich One Hundred and fifty one years ago, our African American ancestors in cultural heritage. Ujamaa means cooperative economics, (to build and Galveston, Texas celebrated the first Juneteenth festival in the nation. Gen- maintain our own schools, stores shops and other business and to profit from eral Gordon Granger read official order #3 to the African American captives them together!) This is the action our ancestors recognize as the keys to true of Galveston, Texas June 19, 1865. Two and a half years earlier President freedom.

Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation I would like to thank the many sponsors: Honda, GCAC, Metro PCS, AEP, January 1, 1863, freeing all African American captives in the rebellious Caresource, Ohio Arts Council and Buckeye Academy, for truly reinvesting south. in our historical celebration. This JuneteenthOhio Special issue recognizes all the small businesses, vendors, individual donors, and health providers, This is the event our ancestors recognize as African American Freedom for their support.

Day. The first act of freedom African Americans cherished was the opporMay your weekend of cultural discovery be as beautiful as you are. tunity to reunite with family, and to work in becoming a community of selfdetermined people.

Mustafaa Shabazz The first celebration of Juneteenth included soul food cook offs, drinking ice JuneteenthOhio Chariman cold red pop, singing spiritual hymns, dancing to the rhythms of the drum, sharing tales of bravery and courage of the Buffalo Soldiers, Harriet Tubman, John Brown, Denmark Vesy, and many other heroes and sheroes of their time.

Today Juneteenth is celebrated in over 250 cities nationwide.

JuneteenthOhio has indeed evolved into the 3rd largest celebration in the country, this accomplishment in itself speaks greatness to the City Of Columbus Ohio and it’s surrounding places. Did you know that according to economist Dr. Claude Anderson in the year 1865 African Americans owned one half of one percent of the wealth in the USA? Did you also know that today the African American still owns one half of one percent of the wealth with a buying power of one trillion dollars per year? The fact of the matter is that the wealth gap will continue to widen until we receive appropriate education on how to spend, save, and invest that all mighty dollar. Let us begin to have the discussion on this fact daily, lead focus groups in our communities, start training in our churches, or places of worship, and to re-establish economic principles that will help us harness the one trillion dollar net worth of todays African American. It is this call to action that can help our youth experience freedom in the new millennium.

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Juneteenth

Thank You The 2014 Juneteenth Vendors and Exhibitors Metro PCS Puffin Foundation Vimi GCAC Pro Medical Jocelyn Benson Care Source Maryhaven Gottifried Pony Rides HONDA Flora Martin M & M Blnglicious Black & Bossie Hair Care AEP Diamonds Jewelz by Crystal Raheem Elmore Buckeye Academy Norma Richards Children of the Sun Ohio Arts Council Grove City College Ten (McKenzie) Black Nurses Association Funtastics Baloon Bounce AW Pictures Cantal Ohio Prevent Blindness Jalil Shabazz Columbus Action Network Renee Toby Devine Photos New Directions Institute Margret Creations Michael Isreal VA Apparel Simone Carthon Buckeye Preperatory Peace Creations Attillah Dulaney�Betty Rose Alternative Health Care solution Ohioans Against the Death Penalty Bounce T.V. Curbside Kitchen Funnel Cake Station AP Soul Food Just Corn

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Special Recognition to Our Juneteenth Volunteers for a JOB WELL DONE! Kirk Turns Vendor Attillah Dulaney Diane Taylor Michelle Jones Terri Elliot Tyler King Jhuty Mintor Krissy Shabazz Sherry Dulaney Fatima Dulaney Joe Haggans Kris Taylor kristy Johnson Deborah Bowers Renee Shabazz Lu Townsel Ray Taylor Marcus Taylor Daveti Krug Brittany Malone Chyna Robinson Khadija Daniels Mr. Early Mr. Bouldin Mr. Shepherd In Memory of Ms. Esther Harbor

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Juneteenth

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The 23rd Annual Juneteenth Ohio Festival attracts 130,000 supporters in Columbus Ohio and is considered the 3 rd largest celebration in the nation. Today our mission remains the same; Junetenth Ohio is the festival that reunites businesses and services with families to improve the quality of all community life. Activities begin with freedom day Friday, We are kicking off the festival with a day long tribute to Bob Marley, musicians will be on hand performing many of his greatest hits. Food vendors will be available serving many of the gourmet meals handed down from past generations. Juneteenth Ohio is a family friendly, free public event open to all, for community enjoyment and personal edutainment. Activities will also include a children’s workshops with arts, and crafts, storytelling, and treasure hunts. Freedom day Friday will also host a wellness pavilion to help close the health gap in the near east side of Columbus Ohio. Self help authors will be on hand during the reception beginning at 6:00pm, topics include:

1) Strengthening family relationships

2) Improving black male development

3) Cooperative Economics 101

Event Dates & Programming Friday, June 14th, 2013 Freedom Day Friday (12:Noon to 9:00pm) Reception “Evening with the Authors” Wellness Pavilion Paradise Marketplace College Career Fair Soul Food Pavilion Children’s Underground Rail Road Journey Juneteenth Re-enactments Tribute to “BOB” Marley Concert Series

College and Career Fair A Tribute To Bob Marley

Saturday, June 15th, 2013 Gospel Soul Saturday (12:noon to 9:00pm) Unity Walk For Wellness (8:00am) City Wide Drum Call Honoring Community Elders Citywide Talent Show Gospel concert Wellness pavilion College Career Fair Children’s Pavilion (Under Ground Rail Road Journey) Paradise Marketplace Soul Food Pavilion Gospel Soul Saturday Concert Series

Juneteenth Unity Walk

Natural Hair Expo

Sunday, June 16th Old School Sunday (12:noon to 9:00pm) Father’s Day Tribute, Juneteenth Re-enactment Wellness Pavilion College Career Fair Children’s Pavilion Underground Railroad Journey Paradise Marketplace Soul Food Pavilion Natural Hair Expo Old School Concert; Performing Live – “Lake Side Band and S.O.S. Band

ALL THIS AND SO MUCH MORE!

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Juneteenth MS. ESTHER HARBOR, ATTORNEY LIFE WITH A PURPOSE OF PROTECTAT LAW, WAS A BOARD MEMBER ING OUR MOST VALUED GIFT WITH THE JUNETEENTH OHIO (FAMILY). ATTORNEY HARBOR WAS A FESTIVAL FOR THE PAST 10 SELF-DETERMINED ANGEL, ALL THE YEARS. ESTHER PROVIDED FREE THINGS SHE CREATED, WE BEAR WITLEGAL ADVICE TO THE NESS THAT HER WORK WILL CONJUNETEENTH BOARD FOR THE TINUE TO BENEFIT OUR FAMILIES PAST 10 YEARS. ATTORNEY HARLIVING IN FRANKLIN COUNTY FOR BOR WAS A LOYAL SEVENTH DAY YEARS TO COME. WE THANK THE ADVENTIST, HER KNOWLEDGE OF MOST HIGH, FOR THE MOTHER SENT THE MOST HIGH WAS COMPLETE. TO US, ( JUNETEENTH BOARD) AND OUR BOARD MEMBER OUR ANGEL ESTHER HARBOR THE AFRICAN AMERICAN COMMUNIWAS ON A NATURAL HAIR JOURTY OF COLUMBUS OHIO. ALTHOUGH ESTHER HARBOR NEY BEFORE PASSING. ESTHER ATTORNEY HARBOR HAS BEEN HARBOR ALWAYS EXPRESSED TO CALLED HOME BY HER ILLUSTRIOUS US HOW GREAT SHE FELT, LIVING ANCESTOR’S, MAY HER SPIRIT, GUIDE, ATTORNEY AT LAW A BALANCED, NATURAL, AND AND PROTECT OUR BABIES, WOMEN, SPIRITUALLY CENTERED LIFE. & ELDERS, AS WE CELEBRATE 151 JUNE 13 2014 ATTORNEY ESTHER HARBOR HAS YEARS OF AFRICAN AMERICAN FREEBEEN A TREMENDOUS ASSET TO DOM. JUNETEENTH OHIO IS WHAT THE AFRICAN AMERICAN COMATTORNEY ESTHER HARBOR WORK MUNITY IN COLUMBUS OHIO, ON VERY HARD TO EQUALLY PROTECT BEHALF OF HER LEGAL ADVOCACY AND CIVC DUTY. ATTORNEY ESOUR FREEDOM CELEBRATION FOR THIS SO SHALL WE HONOR AND REMTHER HARBOR LIVED LIKE AN ANGEL OF JUSTICE, REPRESENTING BER HER BY. THEREFORE A PORTION OF THE 2014 JUNETEENTH OHIO MANY INDIGENT PARENTS AND FATHERS IN THE LEGAL SYSTEM OF PROCEEDS WILL BE USED TO CREATE THE ESTHER HARBOR SCHOLARFRANKLIN COUNTY. ATTORNY ESTHER HARBOR’S MANY SHIP FUND FOR FREEDOM, IN HONOR OF HER WORK AND CHARITY OF VICTORIES OF FAMILY REUNIFICATION CASES WAS HER UNIQUE SERTEN YEARS DEDICATED TO THE JUNETEENTH OHIO FESTIVAL. VICE OUR COMMUNITY VALUED, AND BENIFITED FROM. ATTORNEY ES- MAY THE ANCESTORS BE PLEASED BY THE MISSION YOU HELP ESTATHER HARBOR WAS OUR, MOTHER, DAUGHTER, SISTER, & OUR FRIEND, BILSH, “ PROTECTION OF OUR RIGHTS TO CELEBRATE AFRICAN AMERIWHOM WE LOVE AND WILL GREATLY MISS. CAN FREEDOM” ATTORNEY HARBOR WAS A HUMBLE AND CARING ANGEL, WHO LIVED

JUNETEENTH OHIO PLANNING BOARD

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Ford Motor Company named Presenting Sponsor of the 2014 Bronner Brothers Hair Show ture educational classes, competitions, and entertainment events targeting licensed barber and beauty professionals.

As part of the sponsorship, Ford will display vehicles from its 2014 lineup, including the 2015 Ford Mustang, which will be given away to one lucky winner on Sunday night. Attendees will have an opportunity to participate in a "Ride N Drive," which allows consumers to test drive their car of choice.

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ducing a "Happy Hair" themed couture

extended its agreement as "Presenting

fashion show this year. The ticketed event

Sponsor" of the 67 Annual BB Internation-

was added to appeal to the wide array of

al Hair Show & Convention. Billed as the

show attendees, as well as to offer a crea-

largest cosmetology trade event of its kind,

tive platform that gives national visibility to

the event will return to the Georgia World

emerging designers, make-up artists and

Congress Center on August 2-5, 2014. In

innovative hair stylists.

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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark., June 16, 2014 /

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Tyson Foods' current hunger relief campaign, KNOW Hunger, is focused on helping more

Champions for Kids and Walmart are

people understand and join the effort to eliminate hunger in America. The company also part-

teaming up to feed hungry children. Start- ners with Share Our Strength, Lift Up America, and Feeding America to raise awareness and ing June 9, Walmart shoppers can partici- help feed the hungry across the nation. In the past 13 years, Tyson Foods has donated more pate in the Summer of Giving program

than 90 million pounds of protein in the United States.

and help provide 5 million meals to kids in Summer of Giving is part of Champions for Kids' SIMPLE Service initiative, a series of monthly programming that creates easy ways for people to give back to the children in their need by shopping in Walmart's freezer section and supporting sponsor brands

communities.

including Tyson®, State Fair® and Bird's

The Summer of Giving program will be in more than 3,300 Walmart Supercenters throughout

Eye® from Tyson Foods, Hillshire Farms

the summer, starting June 9 to July 9.

and Pinnacle Foods respectively.

Customers also have the opportunity to win one of three $25,000 awards for their school district by donating to area hunger relief organizations and sharing their stories online.

Participants can visit CFKHelpKidsThrive.org to learn more about the Summer of Giving program and enter the contest. Finalists will be posted to the Champions for Kids Facebook page where voters can 'like' and 'share' their favorite stories.

According to the United States Department of Agriculture, more than 31.6 million children rely on nutrition assistance through the National School Lunch Program. For many low-income children and families, food banks and other organizations provide a lifeline during the summer months when children no longer receive free or reduced-cost school breakfasts and lunches. Because of this need, community organizations are often strained to provide more assistance to children and families who are struggling to put their next meal on the table.

Walmart shoppers can help ease this need by purchasing an extra frozen food item during their normal shopping trip. Tyson has committed to donate a meal for every Tyson® Chicken Nugget, Chicken Strip, Any'tizers® snack product and Day Starts™ breakfast product sold,

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