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MAYOR DE BLASIO IS

NEW YORK'S TOP JERKMayor Bill de Blasio (with trophy) proved he was New York's 'top jerk' when he successfully

defended the Celebrity Quick-Fire Challenge title he won in 2013 at the Grace Jamaican

Jerk festival at Roy Wilkins Park in Queens. Mayor de Blasio easily defeated Miss Universe

Jamaica, Kaci Fennell with his New York Jerk Chicken "Swagga" Sandwich. Looking on

are First Lady Chirlane I. McCray (r) and former councilwoman Una S.T. Clarke.

Turn to page 11 for more Grace Jamaican Jerk festival stories.

Bobbi-Kristina

Brown diesBobbi Kristina Brown, the daughter

of Whitney Houston and Bobby

Brown, died on Sunday, more than

five months after being found unre-

sponsive in her Roswell, Georgia

home. She was 22 years old.

"Bobbi Kristina Brown passed

away Sunday, July, 26 2015, sur-

rounded by her family. She is fi-

nally at peace in the arms of God.

We want to again thank everyone

for their tremendous amount of love

and support during these last few

months," a statement from the

Houston family said.

Brown, an aspiring actress and

singer, was found in her bathtub by

a friend, Max Lomas, and her part-

ner Nick Gordon on Jan. 31 and

taken to a local hospital, according

to police.

Sources later told ABC News

that she was moved to the Neurol-

ogy Intensive Care Unit of Emory

University Hospital a few days

later, and then to a rehab facility in

late March.

In late June, her aunt Pat

Houston said Brown was moved to

hospice care after her condition

worsened.

"Despite the great medical

care at numerous facilities, Bobbi

Kristina Brown's condition has con-

tinued to deteriorate. ... She has

been moved into hospice care. Wethank everyone for their support

and prayers. She is in God's hands

now," she said in a statement.

Brown was discovered almost

exactly three years after her mother

was found unresponsive in a tub at

the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Califor-

nia. Houston died on Feb. 11, 2012

at the age of 48.



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The United States filed a complaint seeking

to permanently bar a former Staten Island,New York, man and the tax preparation busi-

ness he operates from preparing federal tax re-turns for others, the Justice Department

announced recently.The civil complaint against Ranti Azeez-

Taiwo and his business, Lot Associates Inc.,

was filed on Monday in the U.S. District Court

for the Eastern District of New York. Thecomplaint alleges that Azeez-Taiwo preparesfederal income tax returns for customers thatunderstate their correct tax liabilities.

The government’s suit alleges that the un-derstatements are the result of fabricated or in-

flated itemized deductions, particularlycharitable deductions and unreimbursed em-ployee business expense deductions, which

are claimed on Schedule A, and sole-propri-etorship business expenses, which are claimed

on Schedule C.According to the complaint, an under-

cover Internal Revenue Service (IRS) agentprovided Azeez-Taiwo with information thatshould have resulted in a tax return showing

more than $500 in tax due to be paid, butAzeez-Taiwo instead prepared a return claim-

ing a refund of more than $500.The suit contends that in January 2013, a

grand jury indicted Azeez-Taiwo on 30 counts

of willfully aiding and assisting in the prepa-ration of false federal income tax returns for

tax years 2006 through 2010. The complaintfurther alleges that Azeez-Taiwo was ulti-mately convicted on multiple counts and on

March 6, 2014, was sentenced to serve 18months in prison. This civil suit seeks to bar

Azeez-Taiwo from ever preparing federal taxreturns for others again.

The IRS estimates that Azeez-Taiwo hasprepared more than 7,000 tax returns since2006, the complaint alleges. The complaint

further contends that the IRS has audited orexamined over 250 returns prepared by Azeez-

Taiwo and the total tax deficiency for those re-

turns alone exceeds $773,000. According tothe complaint, Azeez-Taiwo’s conduct could

have caused more than $773,000 in harm tothe U.S. Treasury.

Return preparer fraud is one of the IRS’Dirty Dozen Tax Scams for 2015. The IRShas some tips on its website for choosing a tax

preparer, and has launched a free directory of federal tax preparers. In the past decade, the

Tax Division has obtained injunctions againsthundreds of unscrupulous tax preparers andtax scheme promoters. Information about

these cases is available on the Justice Depart-ment’s website.

NEWS

Police Investigate

Bronx Shooting

Police are investigating after a man was

shot and killed in the Bronx. It happenedaround 5 a.m.in Baychester, near the corner

of Ely Avenue and Adee Avenue.

Police responded to a call and found23-year-old Jordan Jackwett shot in the

head. He was taken to the hospital, wherehe was pronounced dead.

An 18-year-old man was also shot in

the leg. He is in stable condition. Officials

said the men were sitting in a car when an-

other man came up to them and startedshooting.

Annette Leeming-Vick, a family friend

of one of the victims, said her own son was

dropped off by a friend near the shooting

moments before it happened.

"He dropped off my son a few doorsaway from where they made the turn, and

he was coming in the house, and my son

says that he heard the noise," she said. "It's

just sad, and you know, I look at it that i tcould have been my son. What if my sonhadn't gotten out of the car at the house, and

he went there and he could have been killed,

too." No word yet on any suspects.

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Bronx

Unemployment

Drops Again

Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr.

is praising new job numbers from the

New York State Department of Labor,which show another drop in the borough’s

unemployment rate and a significant in-crease in the county’s labor participation

rate.

“We are creating more jobs in The

Bronx, and more and more Bronxites arefinding work,” said Bronx Borough Presi-

dent Ruben Diaz Jr. “We still have work to

do, but the work we are doing is have a real

effect on the economic outlook of The

Bronx.”Newly released statistics from the New

York State Department of Labor show The

Bronx unemployment rate at 7.8% for June

2015, down from 9.7% in June 2014 and

down from a peak of 13.9% in January2010. In addition, these numbers indicate

that roughly 20,500 more Bronx residents

are employed now than in June 2014, andthat the overall Bronx labor force grew by

roughly 10,000 individuals over the sametime period.

The Department of Labor’s complete

release can be found at

http://on.ny.gov/1HRKDx1.

Since Borough President Diaz took of-

fice in 2009, The Bronx has seen more than$7 billion in total development, which has

led to the creation of over 15,000 new jobs.

In addition, a new partnership announced by

Governor Andrew Cuomo announced in

August between the New York State Depart-ment of Labor and the Bronx Overall Eco-

nomic Development Corporation, as part of

the “NY Works,” program is placing Bronx

residents in these jobs, helping to ensure that

new development here benefits everyone,especially Bronxites.

Feds Shut Down Fraudulent Tax Return Business

PROMOTING PREVENTATIVE CARE IN SOUTHEAST QUEENS:Senator Leroy Comrie (D-St. Albans) (3rd l) was proud to join the New Jerusalem Church of God in Christ Apostolic, located at 130-

08 Springfield Blvd, Springfield Gardens, Saturda ( June 18th) in administering a Community Health and Wellness Fair for local res-idents. The health fair, which partnered with 26 health organization and was attended by over two hundred residents, was sponsoredby HealthFirst, Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, the Spine Center, Coalition on Positive Health Empowerment, CenterLight Health

Systems and the National Black Leadership Commission on AIDS.



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NEWSPOLITICS

Sheldon Silver Loses Bid

To Get Indictment Tossed

ANew York federal judge refused Friday

to dismiss the criminal indictment

against former New York State AssemblySpeaker Sheldon Silver, saying Silver's alle-gations of shortcomings in the indictment

missed the mark.

Fast-food workers in New York

state may soon be making $15 an

hour.

A proposal to set a $15 minimumwage for workers at fast-food restau-

rants with 30 or more locations was

endorsed Wednesday by a state labor

board.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo, whose admin-

istration must approve the idea, has

signaled his support.

The wage hike would be phased inover three years in New York City and

over six elsewhere in the state.

Many workers say the increase

would allow them to cope with high

costs of living, though restaurant own-

ers say it will lead to higher prices and

fewer jobs.

Seattle, San Francisco and Los An-geles have approved phased-in $15

minimum wages. New York would be

the first state to take such a step for a

specific industry.

Wage hike for fast-food workers

By Tyler Lee

If you’re living in New York and privacy

is a huge concern for you, you might have

to prepare yourself because according to a

recent court ruling, it has been ruled thatFacebook must comply with authorities and

hand over user data on 381 users, following

the investigation into Social Security fraud.

The ruling does not allow Facebook to

challenge those requests. In fact it seems that

the only way to challenge those requests is

by the individuals themselves but only after

the information has been gathered. The re-

quest was initially made by the Manhattan

District Attorney’s office when they were in-

vestigating Social Security Fraud.

Facebook had initially resisted the re-

quest, claiming that it violated users’ Fourth

Amendment rights, which a state judge ba-

sically threw out. While companies such as

Microsoft and Google backed Facebook,

claiming it sets a troubling precedent, a

spokeswoman for the district attorney’s of-

fice believes it is necessary.

According to her, “In many cases, evi-

dence on their Facebook accounts directlycontradicted the lies the defendants told to

the Social Security Administration.” The in-

formation posted on Facebook included pho-

tos of public employees who were doing

sporting activities, despite claiming to be

disabled. In a time when tech companies are

coming forward and claiming that they will

protect user data, this move certainly does

not look good.

New York Prosecutors Can

Access Facebook User Data

162 County

Employees

Take VoluntarySeparation

Westchester County Executive Robert P.Astorino on July 2, announced that tax-

payers will see $3 million in net savings nextyear, as a result of 162 county government em-ployees taking part in a voluntary incentive to

leave their jobs by July 31.Under the plan, departing employees re-

ceive $1,000 for every year of completed

county service."This is a win for everybody," said As-

torino. "Employees are rewarded for their

years of service and taxpayers benefit from thesavings generated from our ability to stream-

line the workforce. These savings will be ap-plied to reducing the $56 million deficit thecounty is facing in 2016."

The cost of the incentive is estimated tobe $800,000, while the net savings is projectedto be $2.97 million, an almost fourfold return

on investment. The departures will give de-partments the flexibility to align their staffsmore efficiently.

The 162 employees represent 3.3 percentof the county's budgeted workforce of 4,867.Worker compensation is the biggest expense

in the county budget. The average compensa-tion of current county workers is approxi-mately $130,000 a year; $80,000 for salary

and an additional $50,000 or 63 percent forbenefits.

The county budget office is currently pro-

jecting a $56 million deficit for 2016. Part of the reason is that sales tax collections areweaker than expected, down 3.7 percent in the

first quarter of 2015 compared to 2014.

Delia M. Farquharson

Makes Ballot For

Mount Vernon

In what can only be described as a tremen-dous effort, former Mount Vernon School

Board Trustee Delia M. Farquharson,

achieved the first significant milestone in herbid to become councilwoman in The City of Mount Vernon.

Running for the office of City Councilrequires candidates to collect 1,000 signa-

tures of registered voters to qualify for theballot. Ms Farquharson with a small team of ardent supporters, exceeded that requirement

and collected more than 2300 signatures.A mental health professional and a grad-

uate of Columbia University, Farquharson

was born in St. Mary, Jamaica, and could po-tentially make history as the first Caribbeanborn candidate to be elected to the City Coun-

cil in Mount Vernon.

The primary elections are scheduled

for Thursday, September 10, 2015.

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NY Senator Found

Guilty Of Obstruction,

False Statements

ANew York federal jury on Fridayfound New York State Sen. John L.

Sampson guilty of obstruction of justice

and making false statements to federalagents in a corruption case accusing the

former state Senate minority leader of em-bezzling funds held in escrow for real es-tate transactions.




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World oil prices down again

Havana, Cuba:

One bitter holdover of the Cold War

slipped into the history books at 12:01

a.m. Monday, when the United States and

Cuba re-established diplomatic relations. For

the first time since severing ties in 1961, theyreopened embassies in each other's capitals.

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Ro-

driguez Parrilla traveled to the Cuban Em-

bassy in Washington to raise his country's

flag, an event that Cuban government offi-

cials said would be broadcast live on the is-

land's state-run TV.

A Cuban delegation of diplomats, artists

and veterans of the revolution commemo-

rated the breakthrough with about 500 guests

and more than likely down a few celebratory

mojitos and shots of Havana Club rum.U.S. diplomats in Havana have readied

everything from new business cards to the

embassy sign. But the festivities and flag-

raising will have to wait for Secretary of

State John Kerry's visit -- the highest-level

trip by a U.S. official to Cuba since the 1959

revolution -- for the embassy reopening cer-emony in August.

Starting Monday, U.S. officials said, the

Cuban government will pull back some of

the tight cordon of security that had sur-

rounded America's diplomatic mission in Ha-vana and no longer record the names of

Cubans entering the building.

The Cuban and American heads of their

respective Interest Sections will became

charges d'affaires until ambassadors are

named.

Plenty of longtime enmity to overcome.

A new stage will begin, long and complex,

on the road toward normalization," Cuban

President Raul Castro said in a televised ad-

dress last week to the Cuban people. "Which

will require the will to find solutions to theproblems that have accumulated over more

than five decades and hurt ties between our

nations and peoples."

If there were ever two countries in need

of a "new stage" of relations, they are Cuba

and the United States.

U.S., Cuba re-establish diplomatic

relations, reopen embassies

World oil prices fell further on

Monday, on a stronger dollar

and concerns that a supply glut will

worsen, following a landmark dealwhich will allow Iran to increase its

crude exports.US benchmark West Texas Intermedi-

ate for delivery in August shed 17 cents to

reach $50.72 a barrel, compared with Fri-

day’s close.Lingering concerns about a return of

Iranian oil to the international market keptup the pressure on prices. Iran currently

exports around a million barrels of crude

per day, less than half the 2.3 million itsold overseas before sanctions were im-

posed in mid-2012.

Kingston, Jamaica:

The Ministry of Health has warned

Jamaicans to take necessary pre-

cautions in light of the mosquito-borne

Zika virus outbreak in Brazil, thatcould spread to the island.The warning comes after meetings at

the World Health Assembly now taking

place in Geneva, Switzerland, and subse-

quent to a warning issued by the Pan

American Health Organization, the min-

istry said in a release Tuesday.Permanent Secretary Dr Kevin Har-

vey is urging persons to take the necessary

precautions to rid their surroundings of

places mosquitoes could breed.

Dr Harvey is currently attending theWHA along with Minister of Health, Dr

Fenton Ferguson, Acting Director, Emer-

gency, Disaster Management and Special

Services, Dr Melody Ennis, and Senior

Medical Officer at the May Pen Hospital,

Dr Bradley Edwards.“The Aedes aegypti mosquito, which

spreads the Zika virus is generally found

in and around places where people inhabit.

Persons are urged to search for and destroymosquito breeding sites by getting rid of

old tyres and containers in which water cansettle, punching holes in tins before dispos-

ing, and covering large drums, barrels and

tanks holding water, “ he explained.

The Zika virus is from the same fam-

ily as and is similar to dengue with symp-toms which include fever, joint and muscle

pain, conjunctivitis, headache, weakness,

rash, and swelling of the lower limbs. After

the bite of an infected mosquito, symptoms

usually appear following the incubationperiod of three to 12 days. The symptoms

last for four to seven days. No deaths due

to the Zika virus have been recorded

worldwide to date.

Mosquito-borne virus

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The National Trial Lawyers A Los Angeles, California judge

has found that Sears Holdings Corp (Sears) can be held li-

able for negligence in an action brought against them by more

than 25 female plaintiffs who had been spied on and recorded

in a store dressing room and bathroom.

Sears Maintenance worker, Alejandro Gamiz, used

peepholes and cameras to spy on female customers and em-

ployees in the fitting rooms and restrooms of a North Holly-

wood, California Sears store. More than 1,000 women viewed.

Gamiz had been employed at the store from 2009 to 2012

and viewed and recorded more than 1,000 women and girls

over the span of his employment. Gamiz installed motion acti-vated cameras and peepholes the size of pencil tips, that

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Gamiz confessed to masturbating while peeping into the

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Sears fired Gamiz and he was arrested after it discovered

the hidden video equipment. Gamiz was sentenced to one year

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The plaintiffs, represented by a NTL’s Top 100 Trial

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former employee of Sears, plaintiff Krystel D., is also claiming

that Sears retaliated against her for speaking with the media

about the Peeping Tom, for filing a complaint and assisting inlegal proceedings arising out of Gamiz’s and Sears’ conduct,

according to the complaint.

Sears May Be Liable for 1,000 Women

Video Recorded by Peeping Tom

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PHILADELPHIA—

The Mexico that its fans had hoped to see,

and that the rest of CONCACAF fears,

finally emerged in the Gold Cup final.Whether El Tri deserved its place at Lin-

coln Financial Field is up for debate, but

there was no question that Mexico was a de-

serving winner on Sunday. It weathered an

early surge from upstart Jamaica then took

control, easing to a 3–1 triumph and a record

seventh Gold Cup title. As a result, Mexico

will meet the U.S., the 2013 champion, in a

one-game playoff on Oct. 9 to determine

CONCACAF’s representative in the 2017

Confederations Cup.

While Mexico prevented Jamaica from

becoming the first nation from outside North

America to claim a Gold Cup championship,

it joined Uruguay and Argentina in the ex-

clusive group of countries that have won at

least 10 continental crowns. Mexico wasCONCACAF champion three times in the

pre-Gold Cup era (before 1991).

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Legends BanquetThe West Indies Cricket Legends will be host-

ing the West Indies Cricket Legends Banqueton Friday, July 31, 2015 at Antun's Banquet

Hall 96-43 Springfield Blvd, Queens Village,

NY 11429

The public is being invited to mingle

with the legends of the West Indies Cricket

team! In attendance will be Shivnarine Chan-

derpaul, Garfield Sobers, Gordon Greenidge

along with the rest of the legends team. See

the attached flyer for more information on this

exciting event.

No disciplinary action against GayleThe West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) has discontinued a disciplinary charge brought against

West Indies opener Chris Gayle. On January 11 this year, Gayle made public comments during

a post-match interview that were critical of the selection policy of the WICB, when Kieron Pollard

and Dwayne Bravo were not selected for the West Indies team that took part in the ICC Cricket

World Cup Australia and New Zealand 2015. A charge was later laid against Gayle that he hadconducted himself in a manner contrary to Rule 9 of the WICB’s Code of Conduct. Rule 9 states

that “players and team officials shall not make public or media comment which is detrimental to

the interests of the game”.

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Mexico beats Jamaica to win seventh Gold Cup

Giles Barnes's unexpected journey to Houston, Jamaican national team

Usain Bolt and Justin Gatlin's rivalry can

produce a "crazy" time at August's

World Championships, says ex-British

sprinter Darren Campbell.

Bolt, who set the world record of 9.58

seconds in 2009, ran two season best times of

9.87 at the Anniversary Games.

Campbell believes Bolt's performances

at London's Olympic Stadium prove the Ja-

maican can challenge the year's fastestsprinter Gatlin.

"They both believe they can win gold.

That makes it exciting," he said. Campbell, a

former world 100m bronze medallist, added:

"Now Bolt's in shape, he has 100% belief.

Gatlin definitely believes he can win and

that's what potentially will bring out a crazy

time in Beijng.

"Rivalries are important because it

makes people dig deeper." Injury and poor

form meant Bolt had run just once over 100m

in 2015 prior to Friday, a lacklustre 10.12 in

Brazil in April.

But in wet conditions he twice dipped

below 10 seconds for the first time this year,

on the track where he won three of his six

Olympic titles.

The 28-year-old secured victory in his

heat with ease and while beating his rivals in

the final was more of a challenge, he equalledhis impressive qualifying time - the joint

sixth fastest time of the year.

According to BBC Radio 5 live pundit

Campbell, the two races this weekend con-

firmed Bolt - who withdrew from two Dia-

mond League meetings this month with a

pelvic problem - looked in "good shape".

"It's important people understand that the in-

jury he had would be similar to having a car

with one flat tyre," explained Campbell.

Usain Bolt v Justin Gatlin could

produce 'crazy' time - Campbell




ENTERTAINMENT

New York, NY:

Malachi Rivers is back with a new con-

ceptual album, and most importantlyhis most artistic work to date. The Other I is

a project that has been a labor of love over

the past year. It was around this time last

year that Malachi released the summer an-

them "Make It Sexy," which received praise

in the online digital hemisphere.

As the saying goes "if it isn't broke,

don't fix it," and Malachi follows this mantra

by teaming back up with his longtime pro-

ducer Brandon D'lux. D'lux effortlessly

manages to create a musical body of work

that introduces you to a different part of

Malachi's personality on each song. "It was

my original concept for the EP to draw the

listeners into various sides of who I am" says

Malachi.

The Other I boasts an impressive list of

collaborations including an emotional and

soulful collaboration with Lorenzo Owens

(Oprah’s Pop Star) on the song “What We

Had”. "I had a great time working with so

many talented singers/songwriters on this

project, and I am grateful for their participa-tion on my most vulnerable work of art

today" says Malachi.

The Other I is just one piece of

Malachi’s fast-growing artistic empire,

which also includes several music place-

ments on the popular web-series Love Han-

dles (750k+ views), collaborations with

Latin Grammy nominated artist Tamela

Hedstrom, and new movie and web-series

roles. Malachi Rivers is truly an artist to

watch in 2015.

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By Sharon GordonContributing Writer

On Sunday, July 26th at 6pm Jamaican

born actor, Stogie Kenyatta will take

the stage at the Church of St. Luke and St.

Matthew, 520 Clinton Avenue, Brooklyn,

New York, presenting his masterpiece one

man show, "The World Is My Home, The

Life of Paul Robeson."

Hailed as the number one touring

Broadway style "solo" show on the U.S. and

Caribbean College Circuit, Stogie Keny-

atta's highly acclaimed 90 minute perform-

ance has become a template for the use of

theater for social change. Having performed

on more than 250 college campuses, and

having amassed more than 30 T.V. credits

from Sit Coms, Film, Soaps, and comedy,for Stogie Kenyatta, this role has been his

most challenging.

The classically trained alumnus of the

Afro Am Studio in Harlem and Henry Street

Settlement has written a brilliant script that

harnesses Kenyatta's skills as a screenwriter

and a student of political science which he

studied in Long Beach, California. Kenyatta

came to America at age 9 from the island of

Jamaica and grew up in Brooklyn before

moving out to Los Angeles.

The script chronicles the triumph and

tragedy of Robeson, the "mistreated Ameri-

can genius" who fought globally for social

justice for Black, Jewish, Welsh and Spanish

workers and whose life story and legacy has

been lost in the archives.Robeson, a "renaissance man" who ex-

tolled the notion that "If we accept the Fa-

therhood of GOD then we must accept the

Brotherhood of man," was valedictorian of

his class at Rutgers University in 1919, re-

ceived a Law Degree from Columbia Uni-

versity and was an All American football

player who played in the early days of the

NFL but ultimately became "blackballed and

had his passport revoked," a price he paid

for leading from the front in his outcry

against racism and bigotry in the U.S.

It's a powerful and poignant story, shed-

ding light on the horror of the Slave Trade,

the shame of the Holocaust and the artistic

wonders of the Harlem Renaissance, the

Jazz-Behop era as well as McCarthysim,

Blacklists and down right Racism. It's a his-

tory that needs to be known in order to put

much of the current issues in context. "The

World Is My Home, The Life of Paul Robe-

son" contextualizes the African American

experience in the United States of America

for "those who arrived in shackles and onbloody feet." During his life, Robeson

"stood tall and took the blows for those of

us too handicapped by ignorance or subdued

by tyranny," says Kenyatta. "He survived the

nightmare, so that others could live the

dream," he asserts.

The event is produced and presented by

Hip Hop pioneer, Rodney “Radio Rahim”

Deas, co-founder of the Paul Robeson Free-

dom School, a Summer Day Camp program

that serves youths from age 10 to 15. Pro-

ceeds will benefit the Paul Robeson Free-

dom School with a portion of the proceeds

from tickets purchased from the Coalition to

Preserve Reggae Music (CPR) benefiting

CPRLive, the broadcast platform of CPR

which is celebrating ten years of raising thebar in the way the music is "created, devel-

oped, promoted and presented." "We are

happy to be once again working with Paul

Robeson Freedom School," said Carlyle

McKetty, President of CPR.

"This is a timely production and we in-

vite everyone to come out and learn about a

great American, Paul Robeson." General

tickets are $15 in advance and $20 at the

door with VIP seating available at $40. "The

World Is My Home, The Life of Paul Robe-

son" is a timely staging.

In light of the shooting deaths of 9 wor-

shippers in the Emmanuel AME Church in

South Carolina, and the subsequent lowering

of the racist Confederate Flag , the story of

Paul Robeson is a poignant reminder of thehistory of black struggle in America. "Paul

Robeson was a symbol of our developing

manhood; armed with nothing more than the

strength of his convictions and his vision of

a world where men live as brothers.

Kenyatta to hit Brooklyn with

his Number One Touring Show

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Hammond and his House of Harmony band

along with the performance of a lifetime

from Reggae-Jazz pianist Monty Alexander.

The first show will take place at the

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day, July 31st and the second show will take

place at the newly renovated Kings Theatre

in Brooklyn, NY on Saturday, August 1st.

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MOVIE UNDER

THE STARS’

On Wednesday, Brooklyn Borough Pres-ident Eric L. Adams kicked off “ASummer Movie Under the Stars”, a family-

friendly film series he is presenting at Long

Meadow North in Prospect Park, as hun-

dreds of young Brooklynites and their par-ents gathered to enjoy the classic feature

“E.T. the Extra Terrestrial.”

The run will continue for the next three

Wednesdays, with entertainment beginningat 7:00 PM and the movie starting shortly

after sunset.

Adams highlighted the importance of

bringing the borough together for positivecommunity-building activities, as well as

seizing the opportunity to educate audi-

ences on important issues like financial ed-

ucation and tenant harassment, which he is

doing through several short videos preced-ing the movie screenings.

“A Summer Movie Under the Stars” is

Broadway Stages, with additional sponsor-ship provided by car2go, NYC & Company

Foundation, and Prospect Park Alliance.

“It is an honor for Broadway Stages to

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Members of the Jamacan communities

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age 105.

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tall putting on my sweater. I noticed that the

keys were left in the ignition.

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keys, the car started moving down the hill.

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underneath the car. I tried moving my body

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front was totaled. It took one hour and thir-

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There is often a collective amnesia in the

North that suggests slavery was strictly a

Southern evil, that the buying and selling of

human bodies took place solely in states lo-

cated on the wrong side of the Mason-Dixon.

New York City, beacon of liberalism and

diversity that it is today, could not have been

home to such cruel and brutal injustices. But

the ugly, hard-to-swallow truth is that New

York — once the Dutch settlement of NewAmsterdam — was the capital of American

slavery for more than 200 years.

So deep were the city’s ties to slavery and

the South that Mayor Fernando Wood even

suggested seceding from the Union at the start

of the Civil War.

For the last several years, however, artist

Nona Faustine has worked to shine a light on

New York City’s buried legacy of slavery in a

striking series of self-portraits titled “White

Shoes.” The photographs feature Faustine pos-

ing before famous New York landmarks and

locales: City Hall, the State Supreme Court

Building, Wall Street — forgotten market-

places where African men, women, and chil-

dren were once bought, sold, and rented into

slavery.

Save for the pair of high heels beneath herfeet and a piece of broken black chain around

her wrist, Faustine is completely nude in the

images, a showing of solidarity with the

women who stood in her place centuries be-

fore.

“The nudity was symbolic of the way

black people were put on display and sold,"

Faustine tells the Voice. "Black women were

put on display on the slave blocks, and I felt a

strong [sense of] solidarity with those

women.” Taken in broad daylight, the photos

had to be snapped quickly, before drawing too

much attention. “Anybody can go to these

places fully clothed. But to risk something for

your beliefs, your art, to strip yourself of any

clothing or protection, it’s a state of vulnera-

bility.”

Born and raised in Brooklyn, Faustine at-

tended the School of Visual Arts in Manhattan

before earning an M.F.A. from the Interna-

tional Center for Photography at Bard College.

“White Shoes” began as a thesis project duringher second year of graduate school in 2012, but

Faustine has continued to add new images to

the collection as she discovers more former

slave sites throughout the area.

In addition to the nudity, the images fea-

tured in the photographs are steeped in sym-

bolism. The titular shoes represent America’s

white patriarchy, and the cardboard cutouts of

Faustine — which she bored holes into and

placed in Brooklyn’s pre-Revolutionary ceme-

teries before photographing — symbolize the

anonymity of countless enslaved women. The

project acts as a bridge between the past and

the present, a way of remembering the contri-

butions African Americans have made to this

country over the centuries amid today’s wave

of racial turmoil.

“Our history has been suppressed. Ourcontributions to this country have been sup-

pressed,” Faustine explains, adding that she

hopes to highlight the contributions people of

color have made to the annals of photography

as well. “All of the atrocities [are] continuing:

black males being killed in the street, high in-

carceration rates, gentrification — we’re just

being uprooted out of neighborhood after

neighborhood. And I think people are trying to

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the nation’s largest Caribbean franchise chain,

will launch the first Annual National Ja-

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Celebrations will take place nationwide,

with Golden Krust locations selling 99cent

beef patties from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm, while

supplies last. All Golden Krust locations will

be decorated with the Festive Golden Krust

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“This is an exciting time for the com-

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I’m positive that the Golden Krust National

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Caribbean to the world.” said Lowell

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National Jamaican Patty Day will be cel-

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Golden Krust will kick-off the inaugural

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friend. While I was never certain, I sus-

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about me.

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He was wonderful to me, and I knew

it would be unfair to both of us to con-

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I fell in love with Patrick.

Today, my life with Patrick is happy

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love of my life. Despite this, I still miss

the close relationship I had with Gareth.

While I would never attempt to contact

Gareth, I feel as if I am emotionally cheat-

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He was not your Prince Charming.

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