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uring his early childhood in Kenya, Barack Obama helped herd goats with his father who was a domestic servant to the British. After going on to graduate from Columbia University, Obama became the community organizer of a small church based group in Chicago working to improve the living conditions in poor neighborhoods. Following this term, Obama attended Harvard law school and became the first African American President of the Harvard Law Review. Currently, after eight years in the U.S. Senate, Barack Obama is once again making history, as a Democratic candidate for the United States Presidency.

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back talk

Dads can be thought of as our unsung heroes! They play an important role in helping us become strong, independent, and confident and we should be sure to give extra care in letting them know that they are loved and appreciated. Here are some inexpensive yet thoughtful ideas that dad will be sure to love!

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Have fun celebrating Dad!

omestic violence – what comes to mind when you hear those words? What images flood your thoughts? Some of you may be survivors; some may wonder how anyone could commit such acts, while others will question why any woman would put up with such treatment. There is a place for dialoguing about all of these issues, but just for a moment, let us think about another dimension of this timely subject.

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girl's night out

A CHANGE IS GONNA COME - The Hit Gospel Play

It’s Chap’s Expression Girl’s Night Out! Please join us by attending the play

“A Change is Gonna Come! Friday, June 13th 2008 at
The Lincoln Theatre
1215 U Street
Washington, DC 20009

Tickets on sale at www.ticketmaster.com
for more information on the play go to www.forgiven2.com or you tune in to June’s Table Talk and view the live interview with
Ms. Vickie Evans, Author and Musical Director.

Daughters of Men

by Rachel Vassel

Abeautiful, intimate, one-of-a-kind celebration of black fathers and their daughters, Daughters of Men showcases the importance of the black father’s impact on the accomplishments of his daughter. Consisting of dozens of stunning photographs and personal essays, the book pays tribute to the unique style of parenting of each featured man.

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