Did Wonder Woman’s jet have heat?
Speaking of her jet, although it was “invisible”, 99% of the time when in ship to ship combat, her ship was shot at like any other ship.
When in space, why did Superman not need an oxygen tank?
Why was Aquaman needed on space missions?
“Form of–a gorilla”, “Shape of–a bucket of water” [...]
(blackenterprise.com) May 11, 2007– Last night, Hollywood power players spoke candidly about their responsibility to make sure African Americans are portrayed in a fair light on the silver screen. The dialogue took place at the Town Hall of the 2007 Black Enterprise Entrepreneurs Conference + Expo hosted by General Motors at the Walt Disney World [...]
RISMEDIA, May 16, 2007-Chase announced the launch of The Legacy of Homeownership Tour presented by Chase. The four-city tour of educational seminars is designed to show African Americans how to establish and preserve their legacies through homeownership.
Lynette Khalfani, a best-selling author and financial expert, will be the featured speaker for the tour, which will include [...]
(unionleader.com) IN A NEW TWIST in American race relations, a federal court has ruled that a white teacher in a predominantly African-American school was subjected to a racially hostile workplace.
The case concerned Elizabeth Kandrac, who was routinely verbally abused by black students at Brentwood Middle School in North Charleston, S.C.
Their slurs make shock jock Don [...]
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) — It’s easy to hate Big Oil. Gasoline prices are at record highs, over $3 a gallon. Oil companies have so much cash they can’t figure out where to spend it.
So when an e-mail arrives urging people to buy no gas on May 15 – saying it would take nearly $3 billion [...]
According to a recent interview heard on NPR (National Public Radio) “More than one in three kids served by Big Brothers are African-American, but only 15 percent of its volunteers are black, and just a third of those are men.” Here is an excerpt of a press release put out by both ESSENCE Magazine and [...]
“The Editorial Projects in Education Research Center is proud to announce the Beta version of a powerful new online mapping tool to help the public, policymakers, and educational leaders combat the graduation crisis.
For the first time, comparable, reliable data on graduation rates will be readily available for every school district in the country.
Produced in collaboration [...]
Activity on this site will be a little spotty for the next week. During that time, I will pop up from time to time.
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Biography statement from the website of Carol Swain:
“Carol M. Swain, born in Bedford, Virginia, was one of twelve children. Although she never attended high school, she earned a high school equivalency diploma and her first academic degree from Virginia Western Community College. She received a B.A. from Roanoke College and M.A. from Virginia Polytechnical Institute [...]
Almost 37 years ago, you birthed into this world a small baby boy. It was a time in your life of great uncertainty as you were a young southern woman who was learning how to adjust to cold Northeast. You and Dad worked all types of jobs ranging from driving a Mister Softee ice cream [...]
“Remember Daddy, you said that we would count the money in my piggy bank.”
This is what my daughter said to me this morning after I sat down in my office to plan my day. “Remember, I said to remind me BEFORE you go to bed” as I tried to put it off to no avail. [...]
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ELEANOR HALL for abc.net.au: It’s an unlikely collaboration, but tomorrow night’s performance between one of Australia’s most popular hip hop artists and the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra is being widely anticipated by the music industry.
It’s not a new phenomenon – many rock and pop artists have been teaming [...]
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