October 2006

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 Times Recorder and Americus Police Dept. Kill Parental Discipline

Beth Alston's article entitled "Craig Walker Arrested NAACP VP charged with child cruelty" that appeared in the September 26th issue of the Americus Times Recorder, is another desperate effort to damage the character of Craig Walker by reporting not only a distorted article, but also by summarizing Walker's past. As usual, Alston conveniently avoided the facts in Walker's arrest for spanking his niece that resulted in a felony offense.

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FREEDOM

By Mathis "Matt" Wright, Jr.

For centuries, Freedom has been the most sought after and prized of all human rights.  This pursuit has bore witness to significant milestones over the years, such as the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863 and the Civil Rights Act of 1964.  Yet, the prize is not yet won; the pursuit continues today, and slavery, while no longer marked by the presence of shackles and chains, is still alive and well.

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CAST THE FIRST STONE
Police Chief James Green

By: James L. Bryant, Jr.

After much controversy surrounding the arrest of NAACP 1st Vice President Craig Walker and his subsequent felony charge of child cruelty in the 1st degree, I would like to devote this editorial as an open letter to Chief James Green of the Americus Police Department in hope of some answers which might dispel the growing concern that the Americus Police Department is unorganized, inefficient, and unprofessional. But before I continue, there are some good people within the police department who work hard everyday to ensure that our citizens are safe especially Commander Nelson Brown, Assistant Chief Johnny King, and a few others.

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Condoleezza Rice Pimps the Civil Rights Movement

By George E. Curry

When I sat down to watch "60 Minutes" Sunday night, I knew that Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice would be appearing. I expected the same old run-of-the-mill defense of the Bush administration and, in that respect, she was predictably predictable. But when the discussion turned to her upbringing in my native state of Alabama, it was clear that this smart, able and doctrinaire bureaucrat was basically pimping the Civil Rights Movement.

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