June 16, 2006 |
passages |
What is the Role of the MAN in our community? by Ifama Jackson
"Father's Day" for the Black man has yet to be earned
Healthwell
Aurora physicians continue their pledge to provide data to public
Bookshelf
|
I Love Him Still From the cradle and the crib I watched him, my father, first teacher, mentor and friend A quiet man, didn’t talk much, but when he spoke We all listened, hanging on to his every word Such a dedicated husband and father Always practicing what he preached Never being afraid of work, laboring long and hard A proud man, with his head held high A straight forward no nonsense kind of guy As a gentleman, he passed the test Respecting our mother, always willing to aid a sister or brother in distress His character was exemplary; he was one of the best He taught us the value of honesty, integrity and of a good name I love him still, though he now abides in the land of sweet rest! by Charlesetta Thompson I-Witness Weekend
Two special men show what it means to be a father by mentoring two young men with bright futures by Barbara White Many mothers do attempt to incorporate some male figure into their children’s lives, be it a grandfather, uncle, brother, new significant other or simply men in the community. I-Witness tries to showcase positive males doing good things in our community with our children, whether they are their biological children, relatives or children who just need a mentor. More |
NAACP marks the passing of lynching survivor
Fatherhood on the brink of extinction
Arts and Entertainment
Film Noir Review: "Nacho Libre" wrestles with fun!
Heart and Soul workshop explores benefits of ancient rhythmic rituals
Special attractions enhance the Summerfest experience
|