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Murder and Mass Incarceration are Present Day Plagues Threatening the Young Black Man in America: Stop the Violence Fighter Barbara Thurmond and her sister Earnestine Covington – co-founded Blacks Against Black Crime, Inc. in June 1991

Posted on May 20, 2012 by TerenceDicks

Below are quotes from the late Barbara A. Thurmond of Augusta, Georgia – who examined the violence issue from all sides – and realized that it is a complex issue that requires a team effort to fix. Stop the Violence … Continue reading →

Keeping Alive the Dream of Barbara A. Thurmond of Augusta, Georgia: Barbara Thurmond dared to dream of a world without violence, so with her sister Earnestine Covington, they founded Blacks Against Black Crimes, Inc. in June 1991 – and enlisted many others to help reduce black-on-black violence along the banks of the Savannah River. That violence has returned in Augusta, the state of Georgia, the South and across the U.S. – We hope this tribute will inspire others to keep alive the dream and love of the late Barbara Thurmond

Posted on March 25, 2012 by TerenceDicks

Activist and Author Barbara A. Thurmond: Standing Tall Against Violence in Hopes of Saving the Lives of Children and Stopping Violent Crimes in African American Neighborhoods in Augusta, Georgia 2012 National Institute of Justice (NIJ) Conference is June 18-20, 2012 … Continue reading →

South African-like Apartheid Practices by Some White and Black Charter Schools in America: The Nonprofit Georgia Center for Children and Education is Concerned That Segregation Has Returned in America – Despite Brown V. Board of Education of Topeka – Some “Cream of the Crop”-Seeking Charter Schools are Weeding Out Minorities and Low-Income Students and Instead are Often Enrolling Wealthy Mostly White Students

Posted on March 21, 2012 by TerenceDicks

There is an alarming, disturbing trend in public education – the return of Segregation in Charter Schools Segregation has returned in America – this despite the historic lawsuit “Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka” – a landmark decision of … Continue reading →

Mission Statement and the Goals of the Georgia Center for Children and Education Inc. that was founded by Rev. Terence A. Dicks of Augusta, Georgia

Posted on March 19, 2012 by TerenceDicks

Mission Statement and the goals of the Georgia Center for Children and Education Inc. in Augusta, Georgia that was founded by Rev. Terence A. Dicks Mission Statement of the nonprofit 501(c)(3) Georgia Center for Children and Education Inc. in Augusta, … Continue reading →

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Progressive Southern Strategy – 2012 and Beyond: The Progressive Democrats of America (PDA) say it’s time for Democrats to return to their compassionate roots – The history of a “Southern Strategy” is important when understanding the PDA 2012 “Progressive Southern Strategy” – Read author Steve Kornacki story entitled The “Southern Strategy,” fulfilled: When Ronald Reagan’s invoked “states’ rights” in 1980, it helped seal a massive political realignment

Posted on February 27, 2012 by TerenceDicks

Progressive Southern Strategy The Progressive Democrats of America (PDA) say it’s time for Democrats to return to their compassionate roots when priorities were civil rights, caring for elderly/young, equal education and humanity: The Progressive Democrats of America (PDA) 2012 “Progressive … Continue reading →

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