Age:11
Gender:F
State ennsylvania
Qwenysha is a young girl who is mature for her age. She enjoys the company of other children however she likes to be in charge. Qwenysha needs an adoptive family who is able to set limits and provide structure while being supportive and nurturing.
All families will be considered for Qwenysha. She is legally [...]
JASMINE SHANAE POWERS
Case Type: Non Family Abduction
DOB: Mar 6, 1990
Sex: Female
Missing Date: Jul 12, 2007
Race: Black
Age Now: 17
Height: 5’1″ (155 cm)
Missing City: CANAL WINCHESTER
Weight: 125 lbs (57 kg)
Missing State : OH
Hair Color: Brown
Missing Country: United States
Eye Color: Brown
Case Number: NCMC1075204
Circumstances: Jasmine was last seen on the evening of July 12, 2007. She was [...]
“We are a community of surfers from African descent, who have chosen to enrich our lives and the lives of others through the sport and art of surfing.”
Our goals are therefore to:
#Promote awareness of and provide education about Black surfing worldwide.
#To promote and encourage the sport/art of surfing to otherwise marginalized communities in Los Angeles.
#Provide [...]
The free or reduced lunch program in schools across the United States is designed to kids who come from low-income families. While this program has been a big help for truly needy families, there are also a significant number of kids who do not belong on this program. After a recent discussion with a public [...]
(WebMD) One in 25 youths on the Internet say they’ve been asked to make and send sexual pictures of themselves over the Internet, a new study shows.
The study appears in the August edition of the Journal of Adolescent Health. Data came from a 2005 survey of 1,500 U.S. adolescents aged 10-17. Counselors interviewed the youths [...]
My comments follow this excerpt.
Are consumers better off with a competitive or monopolistic provision of goods and services? Let’s apply that question to a few areas of our lives.
Prior to deregulation, when there was a monopoly and restricted entry in the provision of telephone services, were consumers better off or worse off than they are [...]
(smallbiztrends.com) The U.S. Census has new statistics out — and they show that the numbers of single-person businesses are booming. There are now over 20 million such businesses, based on the most recently available data as of 2005.
To be exact, the United States has 20,392,068 single-person businesses. In the space of three years, 2.7 million [...]
Black and Missing but not Forgotten
(blackcollegewire.org) Dillard University must act quickly to devise a plan to maintain its accreditation after the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools placed the school on warning for six months.
Dillard was placed on sanction June 28 because it failed to submit requested financial audits. It had been given a two-year [...]
“China, China, China is all I see every time we get a new toy!”
Not just the toys, sweetie.
His new plan? Spend $6 billion a year to fight poverty.
(let’s see, I think the best way for me to do this will be comment after each excerpt instead of doing it all at the end–just me thinking out loud.)
For starters, he pitches a plan that involves using money spent in war in Iraq to [...]
Last night, my family and I watched Chris Hansen’s “To Catch a Predator” where child predators are caught on camera in the process of making contact with a “minor” who they met in an online chatroom (the minor of course is an adult who is playing the role of a child).
What I found a bit [...]
Restaurant Posts Racist Sign
(11alive.com) On the outskirts of Snellville sits Houston’s Finest Sports Bar and Cigar Lounge, its doors now chained shut with a sign many residents find offensive: “Closed Due to African American Continuous Employee Theft.â€
Cynthia Quarterman is outraged, in part because her 15-year-old son will soon join the workforce.
“The concern is will every [...]
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