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		By: JD		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[i truly feel for the black people in this country. one step up, and 2 steps back. where i live its almost 40% un employment in the inner city. right after the civil rights movement and things seem to be on the rise, there was an immigration explosion and it hasnt stopped yet.
many of the whites that lived down here eventually moved away.blacks, did not have the same option since most were just getting by or had no money. but before that you had many black americans that worked in trades, had their own busines, etc. they had their own communities.
now the city where i live is now nearing 80% hispanic. we were talking in class yesterday about vunerable communities;im latin but i was born here, so my allegiance is to this country and the people in it. 

the rest of the class is made up of foreign born people, some have a poor mastery of the english language but still study and make it through. but i could not help but think of the black segment of society here where i live. they are truly the forgotten population down here. there were always those jobs available when i was young for people that were down on their luck. jobs in construction, the port area, people looking for handymen, or just regular laborers. those jobs have not been available for sometime now. everything here is spanish. the businesses, restaurants, EVERYTHING is in spanish now, not that i dont blame them, people for the most part came here to work and do the best they could for their families. but, when i was in los angeles i noticed the same there. 

infact, all over the country. everyone, especially the black people here had high hopes for this president; not that he was gonig to be able to save the world, but we all as a country were looking forward to bringing our troops home, and focusing on economic growth here in this country. we all have been let down as a nation but the black community has been let down the most.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>i truly feel for the black people in this country. one step up, and 2 steps back. where i live its almost 40% un employment in the inner city. right after the civil rights movement and things seem to be on the rise, there was an immigration explosion and it hasnt stopped yet.<br />
many of the whites that lived down here eventually moved away.blacks, did not have the same option since most were just getting by or had no money. but before that you had many black americans that worked in trades, had their own busines, etc. they had their own communities.<br />
now the city where i live is now nearing 80% hispanic. we were talking in class yesterday about vunerable communities;im latin but i was born here, so my allegiance is to this country and the people in it. </p>
<p>the rest of the class is made up of foreign born people, some have a poor mastery of the english language but still study and make it through. but i could not help but think of the black segment of society here where i live. they are truly the forgotten population down here. there were always those jobs available when i was young for people that were down on their luck. jobs in construction, the port area, people looking for handymen, or just regular laborers. those jobs have not been available for sometime now. everything here is spanish. the businesses, restaurants, EVERYTHING is in spanish now, not that i dont blame them, people for the most part came here to work and do the best they could for their families. but, when i was in los angeles i noticed the same there. </p>
<p>infact, all over the country. everyone, especially the black people here had high hopes for this president; not that he was gonig to be able to save the world, but we all as a country were looking forward to bringing our troops home, and focusing on economic growth here in this country. we all have been let down as a nation but the black community has been let down the most.</p>
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		By: James Davis		</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 05 Jan 2012 21:12:51 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[It is a great relief to hear a voice of truth coming from a voice other than my own. There is no question there are a lot of disenchnated brothers and sisters out in the country. However if we continue to raise our voices, as you have, instead of being a solo act, one day we will be come a chorus. Go to http://www.sslumpsum.com or just put my name in the search box, James Davis, at least on this day, we have become duo. A duo in search of other members to build that chorus whom voices will not quit nor be quiet. A chorus of truth, whom voices will eventually be heard across the great expanse of this country. They think they can continue to keep us quiet, but we have only begun to sing!! http://www.sslumpsum.com or
http://www.change.org/petitions/how-to-create-jobs-now]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It is a great relief to hear a voice of truth coming from a voice other than my own. There is no question there are a lot of disenchnated brothers and sisters out in the country. However if we continue to raise our voices, as you have, instead of being a solo act, one day we will be come a chorus. Go to <a href="http://www.sslumpsum.com" rel="nofollow ugc">http://www.sslumpsum.com</a> or just put my name in the search box, James Davis, at least on this day, we have become duo. A duo in search of other members to build that chorus whom voices will not quit nor be quiet. A chorus of truth, whom voices will eventually be heard across the great expanse of this country. They think they can continue to keep us quiet, but we have only begun to sing!! <a href="http://www.sslumpsum.com" rel="nofollow ugc">http://www.sslumpsum.com</a> or<br />
<a href="http://www.change.org/petitions/how-to-create-jobs-now" rel="nofollow ugc">http://www.change.org/petitions/how-to-create-jobs-now</a></p>
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