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In response to the literary reading of Charles W. Chesnutt’s, Baxter Procrustes , I really enjoyed the reading and I loved the writing style! This reading adventure was very fun, with an exception for minor difficulty understanding the usage of some punctuation, wording, and language. This story is well written and  clearly expressive of philosophical, logical, and illogical thoughts and ideas. Baxter’s Procrustes serves as a literary inspiration for authors, writers, publishers, and book collectors. This is an amazing story of failure, hope and success as best described with a shortcoming by omitting women. Solely due to the period of time in which this story was written is the only excusable reason that women were not allowed. That is no longer an issue or a concern today because of people like Sojourner Truth, Frederick Douglass and efforts put forward towards Women's Liberation and the Women's Rights Movement.             Although I did find this a story of fate, Baxter w

Politics Motivate Artistic Quality                                                     By: Keisha Robinson Politics inadvertently impact an artists’ creative work. Based on conditions: socioeconomic, inequality, injustice, racism, discrimination, oppression, and genocide; I believe an artist is compelled and often times obligated to describe these conditions through various art forms. I find it necessary for an artist to express issues related to politics in a creative format, and quite often political issues do motivate such works.   As an artist, free expression is an imperative aspect to creativity: The freedom to express different viewpoints and diverse perspectives without scrutiny surrounding artistic style, arrangement, and composition for me, helps conveys a clear message. In my opinion, there is no set standard for artistic creativity. I would not have the creative freedom of expression that exists today, had it not been for the versatile pioneer’s at the forefront. I am hono

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    Last week, I had a chance to check out the Screening for Thor 3D in Hollywood, CA at Mann's Chinese Theatre. This film wasbased on the Marvel Comic series and was filled with action. I am a huge movie buff and I normally don't get that engaged in movies, even if they're 3D. This film definitely had me on the edge of my seat, and I especially loved the different settings, the theme, and the special effects. This movie is Rated PG and good enough to see again. Don't forget to check out the May 2011 Source Magazine, it features cover of Idris Elba, which played the role of Gatekeeper in the movie.

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What are You doing This Memorial Day Weekend???    Please come and join us This Memorial Day Weekend@ The Market Place LAX premiere outdoor experience… Featuring Jazz, outdoor shopping, healthy food samples, Entertainment, Kid’s corner, fine Spring fashion, affordable prices, fun in the sun, Raffles, giveaways, Vendors, games, contests, karaoke, Food, and much more! Sunday, May 29, 2011 through Monday, May 30, 2011                    8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. 11824 Aviation Blvd. Del Aire, CA 90304 Brought to you by Truth In Light, Inc and A Brighter Day, Inc a non-profit organization dedicated to youth empowerment though hands-on job training and workshops. Proceeds benefit A Brighter Day, Inc and Truth In Light, Inc. For more information visit www.truthinlight.biz Vendor Opportunities email: Vendor@truthinlight.biz                    

http://blackla411.smugmug.com/Politics Written by: Keisha Robinson Special to Sentinel Greater Los Angeles Community: Organizations, Leaders, Public Officials Along with Congresswoman Maxine Waters discussing, H.R.1                 With the threats of a Government Shut Down looming, the Greater Los Angeles Community came together on Saturday, April 9, 2011, to speak out against the affects a possible Government Shut Down would have on the entire nation.   Community Organization Leaders, Labor Union Leaders, Senior Citizen's, Homeless Prevention Organization's, Head Start, WLCAC, Housing Developments, and children stood in solidarity with Congress Woman Maxine Waters and other elected officials to take a stand against Tea Party members taking a direct shot at the Poor. The community came out to stand together in unity against giving tax breaks to the rich and taxing the poor. It is unclear what the detail(s) of H.R.1 entail(s); we anticipate the information to be released soon.

                              ...This Memorial Day Weekend???              Join Truth In Light this MemorialDay Weekend@ The Market Place LAX premiere outdoor experience… Featuring live music, outdoor shopping, healthy food samples, Entertainment, Kid’s corner, Fine Spring fashion, affordable prices, Fun in the sun, Raffles, giveaways, Vendors, games, contests, karaoke, Food, and much more! Sunday, May 29, 2011 through Monday, May 30, 2011                    8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. 11824 Aviation Blvd. Del Aire, CA 90304 Brought to you by Truth In Light, Inc and A Brighter Day, Inc non-profit organization's dedicated to youth empowerment though hands-on job training, development, and workshops. Proceeds benefit A Brighter Day, Inc and Truth In Light, Inc. For more information visit www.truthinlight.biz Vendor Opportunities email: Vendor@truthinlight.biz                    

You are cordially invited to: The "Memorial Day Weekend" Marketplace!!! LAX Premiere Outdoor Shopping Experience, Music, Entertainment, Giveaways, Food, Arts & Fine Jewelry, Kids' Zone, Special Guests, Fun in the Sun and More!!! Sunday, May 29, 2011 and Monday, May 30, 2011. 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Bring the entire family, all for a great cause. Proceeds benefit Truth In Light, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing knowledge and training in specialized careers within the ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY, in order to become Entrepreneur's. We will also be doing on-site Program Registration for Summer 2011! For more information, please inbox!!!xoxo jewelry Memorial Day Weekend The Marketplace 2011 Aloha LAX LAX Cute stuff Entertainment Great Selections Elegant styles

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The Power of Writing Writing is an essential function in life. I am sure that most people don’t realize the importance of writing, and how it has impacted human life. Books were written of various diverse denominations to provide basic instructions while on earth. On July 4, 1776 when this nation was founded, there needed to be some type of document solidifying the separation of the United States from the British Empire which caused for the creation of the United States Declaration of Independence. Extremely significant and powerful, writing can be used as a tool to establish any point of view. The importance, the purpose, and the point of views through the writing were well demonstrated by Thomas Jefferson. The Declaration of Independence is an important document and in its own written words, started the path to abolish Slavery, which didn’t happen until much later. History confirms the significance of the power that lies within written words. Another important written document that

Sunday's 53rd Annual Grammy Awards was a star studded evening with plenty of excitement. The Los Angeles Staples Center, where the Hollywood sign is nearby and visible, is where this year's award show took place. A lifetime achievement tribute went to the Queen of Soul: Aretha Franklin, as she was honored with an award. Unable to attend due to a recent surgery, Aretha gave her love and appreciation via sattellite. From inside of an egg, through the red carpet, to the stage, Lady Ga Ga was definitely grabbing all of the talk, attention, and fame, in addition to the awards she took: best Female Pop Vocal Performance; best Pop Vocal Album! She is well deserving and has truly worked hard. Lady Ga Ga also appeard on 60 minutes right before the Grammy's aired on CBS/NBC. Special performances by Justin Beber and Usher, Rhiahna and Eminem; Dr. Dre had the audience on the edge of their seats. Eminem winning for best Rap Solo Performance, and best Rap Album. Rihanna walked away w