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Yep these fake jews started the NAACP and hand picked any and every black leader that ever took an award or a dime from them. To me the regular flag is just as racist as the confederate one. They represented the same principles which is white supremacy. The North tricked the slaves into thinking it was about their freedom but really they just wanted them to come work in the factories they were planning to build. I'm from Detroit and noone gives a **** about Kid rock or the NAACP in the black communities period
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From courtroom lawsuits to boardroom negotiations, from picket lines to economic boycotts, from schoolrooms to factory floors, the Detroit Branch NAACP has demanded justice and civil rights. We seek not merely a superficial procedural justice, but a substantive, deeper form of justice that derives from the very spirit upon which this country was founded.
We would like to thank you for visiting our website and would like to encourage you to seek membership and become involved in the never-ending battle for the "Fight For Freedom."
Q: Who is the Branch President? A: The Detroit Branch NAACP President is Rev. Wendell Anthony, celebrating 16 years of dedicated service.
Q: How do I file a complaint? A: WEvery 1st, 2nd and 3rd Wednesday of the month representatives form the Michigan Department of Civil Rights (MDCR) are in our office from 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. to speak with you directly and go over your complaint with you. Complaint forms can also be printed from the web site and mailed in to our office, and will be read by a staff person from the NAACP. You will receive a written response from our office within 3-4 weeks.
Q: Does the Detroit Branch NAACP offer youth programs? A: Yes. For more information on Youth and College programs please contact our office at (313) 871-2087.
PRESIDENT'S CORNER
Reverend Dr. Wendell Anthony
Reverend Wendell Anthony is a native of St. Louis , Missouri . He was educated in the Detroit Public School system. He graduated from Wayne State University with a B.A. in Political Science, and Marygrove College with an M.A. in Pastoral Ministry. He also attended the University of Detroit for advanced study in Black Theology. Reverend Anthony is also a Certified Social Worker with the State of Michigan . He became the Pastor of Fellowship Chapel in December of 1986 following the passing of Reverend James E. Wadsworth, Jr. Through the grace of God and the labor of his ministry, the church has experienced the greatest growth in its 40 year history. Through its James E. Wadsworth, Jr. Community Center, Fellowship Chapel has a full-time Outreach Ministry with programs ranging from computer programming, adult education, narcotics and alcoholics anonymous, homeless assistance, Education 2000 (tutoring from elementary through college), job training and placement, special SAT and ACT college preparation training, and much more. Reverend Anthony is the developer of the Isuthu Institute (Coming into Manhood Program) for boys ages 6-18, dealing with black male responsibility. It is one of the oldest mentoring programs of its kind in the country. He also initiated the Intonjane Institute (Coming into Womanhood Program) for girls ages 6-18.
Reverend Anthony has traveled extensively throughout Africa . He leads a group from Detroit each year on a special pilgrimage to visit the roots of African-Americans and to establish cultural ties between Detroit and Africa . In 1990, Reverend Anthony served as a special delegate with the Religious Action Network to South Africa representing clergy from across the country. He held a meeting with the African National Congress, South African Council of Churches, Nelson Mandela, Bishop Desmond Tutu, and Reverend Allan Bosesak to discuss political and social conditions inside South Africa . He has preached in churches in both West and South Africa and the Caribbean . In March of 1996, Reverend Anthony founded the Fellowship Chapel Health Care Clinic in Cape Coast , Ghana , providing medical service to children and adults throughout the central region. Reverend Anthony served as Co-Chairman of the International Mandela Freedom Tour to the City of Detroit , 1990. He is a member of several boards and councils inside the City of Detroit . Reverend Anthony has received numerous local and national awards.
In 1993, Reverend Anthony organized and led a march of over 250,000 persons in the City of Detroit to commemorate the 30th Anniversary of the March of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., to Detroit in June of 1963. This march occurred before the historical march in August of that same year. This was the largest march organized for this purpose since 1963. In June of 2003, Reverend Anthony, along with thousands of supporters commemorated the 40 th Anniversary of this march with a re-enactment march down Woodward Avenue in Detroit . In 1994, Reverend Anthony was a part of a special delegation of the National NAACP leadership to visit South Africa in support of the national elections held in April of 1994. In 1994, Reverend Anthony organized a Rwanda Relief Effort in which the Detroit Branch NAACP raised nearly one million dollars for, food, medicine, clothing and transportation vehicles to aid in the relief for the hundreds of thousands of refugees in both Rwanda and Zaire . In April of 2000, Reverend Anthony organized Project D.R.E.A.M.Z.S. (Detroit Relief Effort to Aide Mozambique , Zimbabwe and South Africa ) to aid the victims of the flood in those nations. Again, Reverend Anthony and a special delegation personally distributed food, medicine, and clothing for purposes of aiding displaced victims of the flood. In 1995, Reverend Anthony served as a Co-Chairman for the Million Man March Committee. Detroit had the largest delegation with more than 75,000 men in attendance in Washington D.C. Reverend Anthony is the former Co-Chair of the Detroit Fair Banking Alliance, responsible for negotiating over $7.2 billion in economic development with local banking institutions. In March of 1996, Reverend Anthony founded the Fellowship Chapel Health Care Clinic in Cape Coast , Ghana , providing medical service to children and adults throughout the central region. Reverend Anthony has served as a member of the Detroit Building Authority since 1994, overseeing the construction and various building programs within the city of Detroit . Currently he serves as the Citizen Trustee for the Detroit General Retirement System Pension Fund, managing a pension fund of nearly three billion dollars. Reverend Anthony has also served as the chairman of the Citizens Review Panel, which was formulated to study and to make recommendations for new policies and procedures on the use of less-than lethal force by the Detroit Police Department. In November, 2000 he founded the Freedom Institute for Economic, Social Justice and Political Empowerment, which sponsors Freedom Weekend annually in the city of Detroit . Reverend Anthony is currently serving his 8 th term as President of the Detroit Branch NAACP, the largest branch in the country.
He is also the founder of the Fannie Lou Hamer Political Action Committee. This is a grassroots activist organization supporting issues and candidates both locally and nationally with an 80% success rate for endorsed candidates.
On June 5, 2005 , Reverend Anthony led his congregation, community and business leaders, government officials, supporters and well-wishers in a procession to the new Fellowship Chapel, call The Village , for its grand opening and inaugural worship service. The Village will contain the new church and soon to be developed 140 units of single-family homes and condominiums as well as the James E. Wadsworth, Jr. Community Center. This is a $40 million dollar project which will result in the building of a new community.
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I do agree that blacks should definitely abandon support of the NAACP. History has clearly shown how the organization was used to exploit blacks at the gain of back seat sitting Jews. The organization has been a back-door trap for blacks from day one of it's inception when not long after, DeBois turned over the orgs entire member list to the US military Intelligence.
Today, the NAACP is merely a holder for Jew/Black lawyers who no one can possibly trust as far as one can throw an elephant. It is less than worthless for assisting blacks in any endeavor with the exception of Jewish Bribe taking or assisting in the wider Jewish agenda.
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quote:Originally posted by the lioness: Jari's logic-
There were abolitionists who said slavery was morally wrong. Many of the European Americans knew it was wrong. It is racist to suggest that all of them had no conscience whatsoever. Lincoln didn't like slavery but he had priorities he thought were more important and he realized that his presidential power had limits. I would say he had mixed feelings about it.
But let's make the argument real simple. Lincoln and every other European American were out and out total racists motivated my greed and a superiority complex alone.
So why didn't they ship African Americans to Africa? Lincoln even mentioned that but why was it not done?
Why was there a 14th amendment at all?
Why didn't they put slaves to work in industry and cut down the European descended people's work day to 4 hours, all cushy jobs?
Or why didn't they just kill us all?
You are being illogical, and misrepresenting what I am trying to say.
First off I never said all whites were all racist and motivated by greed. Of course there were whites who believed slavery was wrong.
What I am questioning is this idea that a bunch of Northern Whites marched to Free the slaves out of the Kindness of their hearts. There were different factors to why slavery was abolished.
And what is with you trying to glamorize Abraham Lincoln?? You should go an read some of his thoughts and quotes on black people.
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quote:Originally posted by the lioness: Melanin what organization do you prefer over the NAACP?
The NAACP is for apathetic types, mostly female black Christians and a fewer number of effeminate black males like KING.
There are no longer any suitable outfits for me fitting my world view and expectation level. Hopefully, I'll get time to organize a real one myself.
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quote:Originally posted by Grumman: Melaninking: ''These new black southerns are the descendent's of these same SCARED negros who Harriet Tubman described when she said she could have saved thousands of more slaves, had they only realized they were slaves.
''These are the same scared negros Sojourner Truth held the rifle to their heads and proclaimed; Live Free, or Die!
''There is no revisionist upgrade for these cowards who fought alongside the slave masters. Those who attempt to elevate these snitches are simply those who fail to comprehend real African American history.''
Good stuff.
anguishofbeing:
a logical impossibility?
Are you saying the impossibility is since it's a past historic event and can't be proven from that standpoint, that is, in real time, then you must mean it can be proven by contemporary historians. But you can always opt out by saying everything is subjective. Well if you do then we need to do some drinking. And you can buy just call me jari the really strong stuff so this... whatever, can pass the **** out.
Why cant you take this critical thinking to the holocaust fairytale? lol
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quote:Originally posted by Grumman: I thought you accepted your defeat in that argument.
Hey, old man, its been almost three years, have you finally found the evidence for your gassed Jews at Auschwitz, any of the transit camps or under your bed?
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