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R.C. Emanuel, Harold Shepherd, Sue Harris, Rev. O.T. Harris and Rev. Hosea Dolphu I asked Rev. Hosea what he had to say about the condition of Black people in America, he had this to say. “African Americans have been insulted most of all the racial groups in America. History will show that.” He went on to say, history will also show that people of color have more compassion for what God gave us. He added, Black people have accomplished so much in a short amount of time since 1865, but we have much more to accomplish in the future. Johnny encouraged young people to go to church, finish school, find out something about their heritage including many Black folks) are brain washed into believing massive lies over the truth. I truly believe once America feels they have gotten control of the war and terrorists, the overt racial hostility that African American faced before 911 will come back with great gusto. In the meantime, I challenge African Americas to come out of their comfort zones and get out in the real world and find out what’s really happening to our people. I guarantee (you, once you discover the truth behind the facade, you will never feel the same about mass media. God Bless America, Africa and the rest of the World! Johnny Burnett of Huntsville is an interesting intelligent member of Greater Zion Baptist Church in Huntsville, where Rev. Michael Davis is the pastor. I recently had a great conversation with Johnny, a 1960 graduate of Huntsville High, at the Dead End Barbershop in Huntsville. In response to a question I asked him about theecome productive citizens. His final advice was, remember that “ We are not exempt from evil”. Dr. Ruth Watson and Victoria Essien of Houston, Brenda Atchison of Waco, Dr. Helen King of Huntsville and Dr. Lanthia Fisher of Crockett recently celebrated their mother, Earlie Groves’s birthday in Crockett. Sis. Groves was treated at a local East Texas restaurant, where most of her grand kids and sons-in-Iaw were present.