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  • They were just rumors and lies. They came to me via an early morning phone call. “Representative John Knight and two others from Alabama State University have been indicted. The indictments were sealed. They opened them yesterday. The arrests will come sometime today or tomorrow.” This was stated as an absolute fact. I did not know what was fact and what was fiction but I do know how false rumors flow in these situations. That was six weeks ago. Senate Sketches #1354 - May 21, 2013 - Will You Answer the Call? by Hank Sanders (Notes) on Tuesday, May 21, 2013 at 6:07pm
  • I also know that innocent people are often indicted. Former Alabama Attorney General Bill Baxley said, “You can indict a ham sandwich.” I wanted to be there for Representative Knight at this critical time, so I called and told him that I was coming by Alabama State University. I was certain that John Knight had not done anything illegal. I was deeply concerned nonetheless. by Hank Sanders
  • HB360 Accountability Act of 2013, amended to provide that no public or nonpublic school shall be forced to enroll a student pursuant to Act __ , 2013 Reg. Sess., am'd.
  • Passed after a political firestorm and signed into law by Bentley earlier this session, the Accountability Act allows families with children zoned for failing schools to receive tax credits to help pay tuition at a private school or a better public school.
  • JOIN TRACY LARKIN & the TAN TOWN COFFEE CLUB this SATURDAY @ 10:30am on www.tlbnetwork.com when our Special Guest will be former congressman, Dr. Glen Browder Said Browder: “The heroic drama involved Dr. King and Rosa Parks on one side and you had Bull Connor turning fire hoses on people and George Wallace standing in doors of universities on the other side, but it occurred to me a lot of change was not of that nature. YOU WON'T WANT TO MISS THIS CONVERSATION!~
  • I apologize for the restless nights your folk endured out of fear of the Klan. At least as they stood on the sidewalk watching my cousins and me get beat up by some of your neighbors they were able to push you out into the street to physically intervene. They did do that didn’t they? Oh …. Well, I hear you were one of the first to integrate the all-colored school to prove your parents point.
  • They say the fees currently allowed equate to an annual percentage rate of more than 400 percent on a two-week loan.
  • Finally Rep Mitchell says It is unlikely that I, through sharing my many experiences on the receiving end, will convince you of your errors. For that matter, you will never convince me that our discomforts were comparable. Let the next generations resolve this continuing story.
  • Mr. Maxwell: I am Patricia Todd, a member of the house. I just received this chain of emails and wanted to let you know that I am with you on the gun issue and am saddened by the tone of my colleagues email. All of us have suffered from the racism of the past and I thank you for your civic and thoughtful response. We all have different life experience that shapes our values. I pray that we can all respect, and, celebrate, our differences. That is what make America the greatest country on earth, scars and all. This member hears you loud and clear.
  • “The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong.” ― Mahatma Gandhi, All Men are Brothers: Autobiographical Reflections
  • Alabama State University is fighting to overturn a jury verdict that could cost the school more than $2 million in damages and legal fees for creating a racially and sexually hostile work environment and retaliating against three women who complained. U.S. Circuit Judge William Pryor Jr. has set oral arguments in the appeal for the week of Aug. 19 in Montgomery. Legal counsel will receive a final calendar six to eight weeks in advance, the order says.
  • Roaches Rile Students as Alabama State Confronts Failed Food Inspection
  • The suit, filed by former ASU employees Jacqueline Weatherly, Cynthia Williams and Lydia Burkhalter, centers on conduct in ASU offices overseen by then Special Assistant to the President and Director for Marketing and Communications John Knight -- now executive vice president and chief operating officer. During trial in U.S. District Court, the three women testified they were subjected to egregious racial and sexual harassment, including unwanted touching and frequent, pervasive use of the racial slur n-----, at the hands of Knight's second in charge, Lavonette Bartley, who has since retired voluntarily.
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  • The Alabama Senate voted late Tuesday night to kill a proposal that would grandfather in so-called double dippers, state lawmakers who also work as state employees and educators.
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  • Linda Fondren, Mayoral Candidate, Admits To Past Life As A Prostitute
  • Shifting gears to another jobs-related story, the new
  • Postsecret might help people relieve the burden of their own identity.
  • Postsecret might help people relieve the burden of their own identity.
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    Scientists -- and parents -- have long wondered why we don’t remember anything that happened before age 3. As all parents know, no matter how momentous an event is in a toddler’s life, the memory soon drifts away and within months there isn’t even a wisp of it left.Now a new study shows that “infantile amnesia” may be due to the rapid growth of nerve cells in the hippocampus, the brain region resp...
        

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