Finally a black leader who is not afraid of speaking the truth:
Link: Blacks fault lack of local leadership?-?Nation/Politics?-?The Washington Times, America’s Newspaper.
Some in the black community are beginning to question what happened to the black leadership during the Hurricane Katrina disaster, especially in the city of New Orleans. While a few black leaders, including the Rev. Jesse Jackson, the Rev. Al Sharpton and the Congressional Black Caucus, have singled out the president for blame, others say Mayor C. Ray Nagin, who is black, is responsible for the dismal response to the flooding that stranded thousands in the city’s poorest sections
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About waynem
As a Minnesota based photographer and artist I have been greatly influenced by the Upper Midwest. I focus my skills and energies on portraits, landscapes, cityscapes, architectural and fine art work.
My best work comes from images first painted in my mind. I mull over a prospective image for weeks or months, seeing it from different angles and perspectives, then finally deciding what to capture. The result is images that deeply touch people's emotions and powerfully evoke memories and dreams.
My images are used commercially by companies and organizations ranging from Financial Services firms, mom and pop Ice Cream shops and The Basilica of St Mary to communicate their shared vision and values. Book and magazine publishers have featured my images on their covers. My photographs also grace and enhance the decor of many fine homes.
It is always funny to hear someone from lily-white suburban Minnesota, of all places, to speak to the “truth” about Black society, when in fact, he is completely isolated from it. What is one to think about the integrity of his other statements?
Yo Lefty,
I’m from LA.
Yo Lefty,
I work in the inner city of Mpls doing ministy. I know that of which I speak.