Keyword: blackleadership
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NPR and Fox News commentator Juan Williams is a certified liberal — so liberal some have called him the black Alan Colmes, the liberal half of Fox’s Hannity and Colmes. When he writes a book you’d expect the liberal media to fall all over each other to be the first to review his book and have him as a guest on network radio and TV. That hasn’t happened, however, because his book “Enough: The Phony Leaders, Dead-End Movements, and Culture of Failure That Are Undermining Black America — and What We Can Do About It,” has crossed the boundary of...
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A book written with truth, wisdom and insight shouldn't be revolutionary. Unfortunately, reporting facts about black America can be downright subversive. In his new book, , Reverend Jesse Lee Peterson ("the other Jesse") tells it like it is. He is the founder and president of the successful non-profit (BOND), whose purpose is "rebuilding the family by rebuilding the man".Rarely do I come across writing as brutally honest as my own when dealing with the black community. Liberals in general won't like it, liberal blacks in particular will hate it, and conservatives will wonder what took so long. SCAM is a...
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Author of Bold New Book Says “Yes,” Offers Proof Los Angeles- Reverend Jesse Lee Peterson, Founder and President of BOND, the Brotherhood Organization of A New Destiny and nationally syndicated radio talk show host, has released his new scorching expose titled SCAM: How The Black Leadership Exploits Black America (WND Books). In this hard-hitting book Jesse Lee Peterson exposes what the liberal media has refused to report about established “black leaders” over the past forty years. Rev. Peterson writes, “Black Americans have been scammed; what’s worse, they’ve been scammed by their own folks.” He shows how self-appointed ‘leaders’ have helped...
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Tune in and watch Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson's first interview about his new book SCAM: How the Black Leadership Exploits Black America (WND Books). Rev. Peterson will be a guest on “Hannity & Colmes” tonight, Monday, October 20 at 9:30 p.m. EST / 6:30 p.m. PST. About SCAM:...SCAM is a scorching expose of today's black leaders chronicling the failure of the welfare system, denouncing the notion of reparations, citing problems within black churches, and even condemning current black “leaders,” Peterson argues that the crisis we face is spiritual, and no economic solution will suffice. He skillfully weaves the realms of...
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LIAR, LIAR! LOS ANGELES - Former President Bill Clinton delivered a pro-Democrat message from the pulpit of the First African Methodist Episcopal Church (First AME) in Los Angeles on Sunday morning, in support of embattled incumbent California Governor Gray Davis. The former president, who was impeached for lying under oath about his affair with a White House intern urged blacks to forgive the mistakes Davis “may” have made in handling California’s economy and the 2000 energy crisis, and to vote against the October 7 recall election. Clinton received roaring applause from the predominantly black congregation headed up by the popular...
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Truth-telling 'Scam' hot off the press Jesse Peterson's work exposes fraudulent 'black leaders' While increasing numbers of Americans have come to regard Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton and other establishment "black leaders" as con artists, gaining money and power by promoting racial tension and class warfare, never before has a book ripped the "scam" wide open like the latest offering from WND Books. This is a book people like Jackson and Sharpton will try to discredit and suppress at all costs. In "Scam: How the Black Leadership Exploits Black America," which has just been released, Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson – a...
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Toronto — Ontario's public security minister says tensions between Toronto's black community and the city's police persist because some people in the community have a "vested interest" in keeping those tensions alive. Bob Runciman Bob Runciman made the comments in the wake of claims from Toronto Police Chief Julian Fantino that his officers have become targets for some members of the black community. Speaking to reporters on Wednesday, Runciman responded to Fantino's comments by calling into question the leadership of the community. "I think some people make a living off this," he said. "People who don't accept any degree of...
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Should Republicans Bypass Traditional Black leadership? At the 93rd annual NAACP convention on July 9, President Bush came under heavy attack by a virtual parade of black civil rights leaders. They were incensed because the President had decided not to attend their meeting. Speaker after speaker accused Bush of ignoring blacks' concerns and pandering to the far right. Jesse Jackson told the convention. "Today we have a government that is enfranchised by miscounted or uncounted votes. Even though it lost the election, it operates as if it has a mandate to take our rights.” NAACP board chairman Julian Bond said,...
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