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APRIL 2011 THANGZ-2-DO!! brought to you by... Vernon "VCR" Robinson

Tuesday, April 5, 2011

APRIL 2011 THANGZ-2-DO!!

brought to you by: Vernon "VCR" Robinson
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Welcome to "Thangz-2-Do!!", the monthly e-newsletter providing information of cultural arts (poetry, theatre, comedy, etc.), as well as several other info to keep people in the loop that includes a link for Black History facts (http://www.yenoba.com), R.I.P. for those that passed away and a B-Day shout-out to those born in April (especially one special child you all should know...LOL). We have also attached a file that include out-of-Massachusetts events for those who plan on traveling outside the state. 
 
Also, please come out to Boston's longest-running open mic gathering, commonly known as VerBaLizAtiOn every second and fourth Tuesday at the Hibernian Hall. We will have an important Poetry Community Forum happening on April 12th. All poets, spoken word artists and others involved in the cultural arts are welcomed for discussion. VerB will also have special guest Jazz artist/storyteller FULANI HAYNES on April 26th.
 
Also, congratulations to TITO JACKSON for his victory in the District 7 City Council candidacy. Congrats to runner-up candidate CORNELL MILLS for a valiant effort as well. Much success to the both of them!!
  
Lastly, I would like to thank all honorees of the NAACP Image Awards of the Boston Chapter who were announced on March 4th, in which I am an awardee this year. Other recipients of this prestigious award are:
AYANNA PRESSLEY (Boston City Council-At-Large)
SHAUMBA DIBINGA (OrigiNation)
CHIP GREENIDGE (Greatest Minds)
BOYCE SLAYMAN JR. (Poppa B's)
NANCY ROUSSEAU
TONY "T-RICH" RICHARDS
VALERIE STEPHENS (singer)
SALIH ROWE (9-Alarms Ent.)
THE MAESTRO Z.O.O.M. (rapper/producer)
MARIAMA WHITE-HAMMOND (Project Hip-Hop)
M.L. VENAY
RAHSAAN HALL
& ALICIA CANADY (YBWS)!
 
Congrats to all!! 
 
Please continue sending prayers to the families of murdered victims in Boston & Haiti and send some to Japan as well!!
 
Enjoy the list and have a day!!
 
Peace,
VCR
 
R.I.P.
SIS. RUBY MUHAMMAD 
(known as "Mother of the Nation of Islam)
MARK ADAMS 
(bass player for funk band Slave)
ST. CLAIR LEE 
(singer/member of soul group Hues Corporation - "Rock The Boat")
NATE DOGG 
(Hip-Hop artist)
LOLEATTA HOLLOWAY 
(Disco singer - "Love Sensation")


 
 
 
APRIL B-DAY WISHES
Makita aka "At Peace", Myriam Ortiz, Thulani DeMarsay,
Lisa Simmons, Ashley Oguadimma, Ernesto "E-Roc" Arroyo,
Crystal Johnson, Elie St. Brice, Irina Martinez, Joanne Pena,
Ramona Lisa Alexander, Tito Jackson, Greta Douglas,
Pat Williams, Wyatt Jackson, Erika Zysman, Mawakana Onifade,
Enisoto Adika Ekunsirinde, Preach Nelson Cepeda, Zenda Walker,
Nicole "Cole" Rodriguez, Dana Gilmore, Iyeoka Ivie Okoawo,
and Vernon C. Robinson aka "VCR" 
 
 
POETRY/OPEN MIC EVENTS
Every Sunday Night
LIZARD LOUNGE SUNDAY NIGHT POETRY JAM
w/The Jeff Robinson Trio
@ The Lizard Lounge
1667 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge
(between Harvard Sq. & Porter Sq.)
Doors at 7:30pm - $5.00 cover
21+ w/ID required
April 17th - 2011 Lizard Lounge Poetry Slam Team Finals 
April 24th - Mwalim
For info visit www.poetryjam.org
 
Every 2nd & 4th Tuesday
VerBaLizAtiOn
@ Roxbury Center for Arts at Hibernian Hall
184 Dudley St., Roxbury/Dudley Sq.
(across from the fire dept. and barber shop)
7:00pm start / doors and open mic sign-up at 6:30pm
Free 2 The Public - All ages welcomed
(parental discretion suggested) 
Hosted by VCR
Poetry Community Forum: April 12th
Fulani Haynes: April 26th 
4 info contact VCR at 617-480-7663 or bloodskinland@yahoo.com 
 
Every Wednesday Night
OPEN MIC NIGHT AT KINGS
Some of Boston's most talented performers take
over the King's Lounge. If you are a musician, poet,
comedian or magician...this is the night for you!
@ Kings Lounge
50 Dalton St., Boston/Back Bay
9:00pm start (sign-up at 8:00pm) / 18+ event
For more info contact kingsopenmic@gmail.com or 617-266-2695 
 
Wednesday, April 27th 2011
POETIC ESCAPE
@ Blue Wave Bar & Lounge
343 Congress St., Boston
Doors at 8:30pm / $5.00 before 9:30pm
Proper dress required - no baseball caps or Timbs allowed 
Hosted by Eli & Nuri
Music by DJ Razor Kutz (of Simply Sweet Entertainment)
spinning the best of Neo-Soul, R&B, Old School and Hip-Hop 
For more info to feature or to sign-up in advance for the open mic,
E-mail poeticescape3@gmail.com or call 617-549-2700 
 
Every Thursday Night
ART IS LIFE ITSELF
@ The Haley House Bakery & Café
12 Dade St., Roxbury/Dudley Sq.
(off Washington St . – next to Tropical Foods)
7:00pm – 10:00pm / No cover charge
Hosted by Nina LaNegra & Fulani Haynes 
 
 
THEATRE
Friday, April 1st 2011 - Saturday, April 23rd 2011
"BROKE-OLOGY"
A play by Nathan Louis Jackson
A warm and wrenching play about a loving African-American family facing its troubles with humor, resiliency, and grace. Set in a beleaguered Kansas City neighborhood, two grown brothers try to balance the challenges of their own lives with their desire to care for their ailing father. Even as they remember simpler times, tension builds between the brothers as their conflicting interests churn into a surprising outcome.
Starring David Curtis, Johnny Lee Davenport,
Monte Cole and Patrice Jean-Baptiste 
@ The Lyric Stage Company of Boston
140 Clarendon St., Boston/Copley Sq.
Friday shows at 8:00pm / Saturday shows at 3:00pm & 8:00pm
Sunday shows at 3:00pm
Wednesday & Thursday shows at 7:30pm (2:00pm show on April 20th)
Talk-backs on Sun., April 10th after 3:00pm performance
(an informal way to meet and chat with the artists)
For tickets call 617-585-5678 or visit www.lyricstage.com
 
Saturday, April 23rd 2011
Peace Boston presents
HIP HOP 9.1.1.
A Play Featuring Ebony & the Ghosts of Hip-Hop Past, Present & Future
Directed by Naheem Garcia / written by Queen Vivian
Featuring Cindy Diggs, Dilania Tirado, Shaquan Reed and Mr. Harvey
@ Roxbury Community College - Media Arts Center
1234 Columbus Ave., Roxbury
(across from MBTA Roxbury Crossings & Domino's Pizza)
Doors open at 6:30pm - performance at 7:00pm
General seating: $15.00 adults / $10.00 youth under 21 / $25.00 VIP Tickets can be purchased at A Nubian Notions in Dudley Square
(148 Dudley St., Roxbury MA)
For more info contact peaceboston@gmail.com
 
 
 
COMMUNITY EVENTS
Saturday, April 2nd 2011
8TH ANNUAL URBAN WALK FOR HAITI
@ St. Paul's Church Courtyard
29 Mt. Auburn St., Cambridge MA
12:00pm - 2:00pm 
Hosted & emcee'd by Ashley Rose
Please join H.B.N.N. and friends for this 8th Annual event. Beginning promptly at 12pm pre-walk festivities will include the fabulous Caribbean female group Zili Misik, poets, dancers, a gospel group, food, vendors and more! The walk will begin at 2pm, which consists of a 3-mile walk along the Charles River.
This is a family-freindly event.
Ways to get involved:
-attend the walk and bring a donatio
n to benefit Partners in Health's (PIH) work in Haiti
-collect donations at work, school or form friends and family to bring to the walk
-organize a walk team or go to
www.walkforhaiti.org to dowload a pledge form or start a fundraising page to get people to sponsor your participation in the walk.
Saturday, April 2nd 2011
BROTHERS FOR BOSTON MARCHWhere Are The Men in our Community??
Men, Women, youth, elders, Black, Latino, Cape Verdean,
Roxbury, Dorchester, Mattapan, Jamaica Plain, South End
TAKE A STAND!!
(education, crime, violence, drugs, guns, gangs, housing, family)
WEAR BLACK!!!
@ The Grove Hall Mecca
Dorchester / Grove Hall
Gather 1:00pm at the Stop & Shop parking lot
March at 1:30pm from Grove Hall to Dudley Square
Arrive 2:00pm at Hibernian Hall for "Facing Love IV"
Brothers for Boston will attend the "Facing Love IV"
community forum on Black/Latino relationships & family.
Organized by Brothers For Boston
ALL ARE WELCOME!!


Saturday, April 2nd 2011 
FACING LOVE IV
The 4th symposium focusing on the dynamics and intricacies of Black male/Black female relationships in order to strengthen lines of communication and empathetic perceptions between the genders and among our people overall. Facing Love works to the elevate the
number of marriages that occur between men and women of the Black community.
@ Roxbury Center for  Arts at Hibernian Hall
184 Dudley St. - 3rd floor, Roxbury/Dudley Sq.
(next to fire department & barber shop)
1:00pm - 7:00pm / Free event
Free buffet + Giveaways + "Facing Love IV" soundtrack
Subject matters are as follows:
- Is slavery a relevant factor or just an excuse?
- What role does music play in our relationships and perceptions
of each other?
- Do men get more physically attractive with money, success,
fame or position?
- Is there too much comparison between Black relationships
and white relationships?
Panelists on "What role does music play in our relationships/perceptions
of each other?"
include: Angel Babbitt, Sherie Graves, Catch Wreck,
Hassan Smith (road manager for John Legend),Reggie Beasley, Hammad S. N'Cho, G. Valentino Ball, TaShawn King,
Eric Hardin (Eclipse Magazine) & Tekitha (of the Wu-Tang Clan)
Also featuring Dr. Kathryn Silva Banks
(asst. history professor - Andrew Univ.)
And special guest Mayor Setti Warren 
(Newton mayor - 1st Black mayor elected in Massachusetts)  
Musical performances by Tekitha and TaShawn King 
 
Saturday, April 9th 2011
25 YEARS AFTER CRACK!
The Effect of Crack Cocaine On Boston's Black Community (1986-2011)
Join 25 community leaders, non-profit agency directors, social workers,
ministers, health professionals, judges, politicians, university professors,
law enforcement officers, youth, former drug dealers, former crack users, youth advocates and ex-offenders for a retrospective discussion and symposium on the arrival of crack cocaine and how 25 years later
it has effected community building planning sessions. This will help develop grassroots and non-profit solutions to build a new infrastructure
for our Black communities.
@ Roxbury Center for Arts at Hibernian Hall
184 Dudley St. - 3rd floor, Roxbury/Dudley Sq.
(next to the fire department & barber shop)
9:00pm - 4:00pm / Free to the public
To RSVP or for more info, please e-mail your name and number to
 
Saturday, April 9th 2011
Concerned Black Men of Massachusetts (CBMM) presents
THE 22ND ANNIVERSARY ANDREW J. DAVIS JR.
"UNITY BREAKFAST"
Mentoring Boys to Manhood!
@ Marriott Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel
606 Congress St., Boston
10:00am - 1:00pm
Tickets $40.00 in advance / $50.00 at the door
Featuring the 2011 recipient of the Paul Robeson Leadership Award
Hill Harper (award-winning actor in "CSI: NY", "Get On The Bus")
plus Outstanding Community Service & Student Achievement Awards
Proceeds benefit the Paul Robeson Institute for Positive Self-Development
For sponsor opportunities and more info call 617-541-8642
or visit www.cbmm.net 
 
 
PARTIES/SOCIAL NETWORKING 
Every Friday Night
Soul Cafe presents
GROWN & CLASSY FRIDAY
Voted "Best Old School Night" in the city
@ The Blue Wave
343 Congress St., Boston
9:00pm - 2:00am
$5.00 before 10pm / $10.00 until 11pm w/RSVP
Proper dress required
Each night with a different DJ each week 
For info and RSVP contact stephenanglin_firstfridays@msn.com 
 
Every Friday & Saturday Night
BARE YOUR SOUL WEEKENDS
We are excited to now offer enhanced entertainment for the discriminating mature professional that seeks to shake off the worries of a long week. We will now feature some of the areas best DJs and dancing weekly. Bare Your Soul will be a compilation of music to make you move!
That may be R&B, Neo Soul, Funk, Latin, Carribean, Throwbacks & Deep Soulful House!!
@ Darryl's Corner Bar & Kitchen
604 Columbus Ave., Boston/South End
(diagonally across from NY Pizza)
11:00pm - 2:00pm
$10.00 admission / Proper dress required
Darryls is an chic quaint restaurant, bar and lounge with great quality food and people. Darryl's will continue having a full range of live bands and dinner in the early evening.
 
Saturday, April 9th 2011
Establised Entertainment presents
THE 6TH ANNUAL ARIES GALA
Come Party in Style at Boston's Premier Grown-Up Affair
@ William E. Reed Auditorium
24 Washington St., Dorchester/Grove Hall
8:00pm - 2:00am (performance at 10;00pm)
$8.00 tickets in advance...FOR ARIES ONLY!!
Reduced tickets in advance - $15.00 at the door
Hosted by T. Brown
21+ event w/cocktail attire
Music by Ill Neil (playing the hottest music)
Tickets sold at the following locations:
- Chanique's Hair Salon: 900 Morton St. (617-265-2500)
- Sun-Ah's Cafe: 503 Washington St. (617-297-5912)
- On Topp Clothing: 10 Walk Hill (617-522-8050)
For tickets or info contact 617-759-4130 or 757-303-8395
 
 
Saturday, April 9th 2011
Fam IV Life presents
"I'M SO FUNKY FRESH" 80's & 90's SHOW/PARTY
With live performance by legendary Hip-Hop group Whodini
@ China Pearl Lounge
219-237 Quincy Ave., Quincy MA
(in the President Plaza - 9 mins. south of Quincy Ctr.)
Doors open at 9:00pm - performance at 11:00pm SHARP!
$20.00 limited advanced tickets
21+ event / proper ID required
No hats, sneakers, yellow Timbs or athletic gear (jeans OK)
Featuring DJ Dex & DJ Philly Black
(spinning the best of R&B, Reggae, Hip-Hop and Old Skool)
Advanced tickets located at these outlets:
Mattapan's Finest Barber (Grove Hall)
Lawson's Beauty Supply (Egleston Sq.)
Silver Slipper Restaurant (Dudley Sq.)
Kung Fu Video & DVD (Downtown Boston - 2nd fl. at Jewelry Exchange)
Threadz (Dorchester - across from Franklin Park)
Star Styles Unisex (Brockton)
For more info, Facebook "Fam IV Life Entertainment"
or contact famIVlife@gmail.com, check out famIVlifeblogspot.com
or follow us on Twitter at famIVlife 

Saturday, April 23rd 2011
30+ Event presents
"THE PARTY ON THE CHARLES"
A monthly meet-up for a diverse and progressive group of
professional men and women seeking to socialize, mix and
mingle with like-minded peers.@ Courtyard Marriott Hotel
777 Memorial Drive, Cambridge MA
9:00pm - 2:00amFeaturing a live band playing Jazz and R&B
Music by DJ Reggie Beas
(spinning R&B, Neo-Soul, Soulful House and Old School Classics) 
 
COMEDY NIGHTS
Every Monday Night
SoulKore Productions presents
THE HAPPY HOUR
Express Yourself!!
@ 270 Medford St., Malden MA
6:30pm - 10:00pm / Free 2 enter
Come early for open mic sign-up
All forms of entertainment welcomed
Open mic slots are limited (5 minutes each)
Hosted by Bigg Nez / Music by DJ Nomadik
For more info contact info@soulkore.com  


Every Wednesday Night
BLACK COMEDY EXPLOSION
@ Slade's Bar & Grill
958 Tremont St., Boston/South End
9:00pm showtime / $15.00 admission
Hosted by Jonathon Gates
For more information contact Jonathon Gates
617-590-8334 or jgates1963@aol.com
 
 
CULTURE/PERFORMANCES
Every Thursday Night
The Roxbury Center for the Arts at Hibernian Hall presents
CAFE TATANT
An Upscale Venue for Jazz, R&B and Sweet Soul Music
Come early for socializing and enjoy fine dining, dancing and the most
evocative talent around as the grand ballroom is transformed into a
relaxed listening lounge & supper club
@ Hibernian Hall
184 Dudley St., Roxbury/Dudley Sq.
(next to fire dept. and barber shop)
Drinks at 6:00pm / Dinner served at 7:00pm / Show starts at 7:30pm
Cash bar available
Dinner & show: $39.00 / $69.00 for couples
Show only: $19.00
Tickets can be purchased online at www.madison-park.org/cafetatant
Parking behind Hibernian Hall off Zeigler St.
Additional free parking available at Peking House on Harrison Ave.
 
Thursday, April 28th 2011
New England Up Front presents
A.M.B. (African Man Born): BIGGER THAN HIP-HOP!
@ Sammy's Patio
63 Revere Beach Blvd., Revere MA
9:00pm - 1:00pm
$10.00 in advance / $15.00 at the door
21+ event with ID required (no ID...no entry)
With guest performances by
Simone Iman, Cassius The 5th, Lyfe Styles, Genius and Mike Biggs
Special performances by The Knowbodies
Hosted by D.Loopz
Sounds by DJ Daz-One
Tight security will be present!
 
Saturday, April 30th 2011
THE 2011 NEW ENGLAND URBAN MUSIC AWARDS
A Tribute To Womem In Music!
Join us as we celebrate women in the music industry at the
UMA's 6th annual award ceremony. we will acknowledge the
talented women who don't get enough recognition for all of
their hard work and dedication in the performing arts. 
@ The Strand Theatre
543 Columbia Rd., Dorchester/Uphams Corner
For more info call 617-686-1377
 
Saturday, April 30th 2011
K-Ghee Productions presents
A PRE-MOTHER'S DAY CELEBRATION
featuring Cuba Gooding Sr. & The Main Ingredient
("Everybody Plays The Fool", "Just Don't Want To Be Lonely")
Performing with a live band
@ Moseley's On The Charles
50 Bridge St., Dedham MA
Doors open at 8:30pm
$45.00 advanced tickets / $55.00 VIP tickets
Celebrating the birthday of Cuba Gooding Sr.
Also featuring "The Time Tunnel Reunion" with J. Michaels
(80's voice of WILD 1090AM's "The Time Tunnel")
Tickets available at these outlets:
A Nubian Notions (Dudley Sq.) 617-442-2622
Skippy White's (Egleston Sq.) 617-524-4500
For more info call 617-792-8328

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Sanders Hall election a nod to working man

Sanders Hall election a nod to working man
By Bob Ryan
Globe Columnist / April 5, 2011


Thomas “Satch’’ Sanders, The Coolest Man In the World.

Talk about a mismatch.

Satch, as always, exuded class. He had on a dark suit, and he was wearing his trademark bow tie. It goes without saying that, at 72, he looks as if he could step on the court tonight and hold Kevin Durant to 10.

FULL STORY HERE
http://www.boston.com/sports/basketball/celtics/articles/2011/04/05/hall_election_of_ex_celtic_sanders_a_nod_to_the_working_man/
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Ex-WRKO Reese Hopkins out on bail after mistrial

Ex-WRKO Reese Hopkins out on bail after mistrial
By Jessica Heslam and Laurel J. Sweet  |   Tuesday, April 5, 2011  |  http://www.bostonherald.com  |  Local Coverage

Ex-WRKO host Reese Hopkins, whose child rape trial ended in a hung jury, posted bail and walked out of jail over the weekend after 2 1⁄2 years in a New York City clink, sparking outrage from the family of one of his alleged young victims.

“It is not only distressing that he is out on the street but also that anyone would see a mistrial as vindication,” said a family spokesman for the then-11-year-old girl Hopkins is accused of forcibly raping.

“The judge precluded significant evidence against Hopkins. The real question is, ‘Why would two young girls whose testimony was largely corroborated by each other and other witnesses . . . make this up?’ Hopkins has no good answer to that question,” the spokesman added.

Hopkins’ bail was lowered to $20,000 cash or $40,000 bond last week after his child-rape case ended with a mistrial because of a hung jury. Hopkins was sprung Saturday, said Stephen Morello, spokesman for the New York City Department of Correction.

Hopkins’ attorney, David Cohen, would not disclose his client’s whereabouts but said he would be back in court April 13. The Manhattan District Attorney’s office had no comment.

Article URL: http://www.bostonherald.com/news/regional/view.bg?articleid=1328423
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FBI had secret tape on Felix D. Arroyo

FBI had secret tape on Felix D. Arroyo
By Laurel J. Sweet  |   Tuesday, April 5, 2011  |  http://www.bostonherald.com  |  Local Coverage

With his retirement to Uruguay on the horizon, former Boston City Councilor Felix D. Arroyo is good-humoredly brushing off the bombshell news that he was secretly recorded in his City Hall office by the same FBI snitch who helped send former Councilor Chuck Turner and state Sen. Dianne Wilkerson to prison for taking bribes.

It is unclear why Arroyo, the father of sitting Councilor-at-Large Felix G. Arroyo, was taped in 2007 or what his conversation with Hub businessman-turned-informant Ronald Wilburn was about. The taping came to light in last month’s unsealing of Wilburn’s March 3, 2009, federal grand jury testimony.

Arroyo said yesterday he has no memory of their meeting. The U.S. Attorney’s Office declined to comment.

Wilburn cast no aspersions on Arroyo in his testimony and Arroyo was never charged with anything.

“Hey, God bless them,” Arroyo said yesterday of the feds. “I guess you have to go fishing from time to time, and sometimes you catch a fish. The only surprise is that they didn’t tell me.”

The 62-year-old grandfather noted he will step down from his $92,000 post as director of community services for the state Department of Transitional Assistance in November and move to Uruguay to write.

His 31-year-old son, who worked as support staff for federal prosecutors in the late 1990s, told the Herald, “I’m proud of my father. They (the feds) were clearly in the middle of an investigation. They were doing their job. What they found with my father is what I’d expect them to find: nothing.”

Article URL: http://www.bostonherald.com/news/regional/view.bg?articleid=1328388
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Update!!! Photos & Video!! BROTHERS FOR BOSTON MARCH

Sunday, April 3, 2011

BROTHERS FOR BOSTON MARCH
SAT. APRIL 2nd, 2011

PHOTOS



VIDEO
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Brothers for Boston begins April with meaningful march

Brothers for Boston begins April with meaningful march
By Marie Szaniszlo  |   Sunday, April 3, 2011  |  http://www.bostonherald.com  |  Local Coverage
REMEMBERING FRIENDS: Participants in the Brothers for Boston march pray together in the Grove Hall neighborhood before marching to Dudley Square to take a stand against crime, violence, drugs and gangs.
Photo by Chitose Suzuki

About 50 people marched through Roxbury yesterday, trying to fire up a community plagued by crime and poverty.

What they lacked in numbers, the “Brothers for Boston” made up for in passion as its marchers walked past murder scenes from Grove Hall to Dudley Square.

“We’re all going to die one day,” said Minister Rodney Muhammad of the Nation of Islam. “Die for what’s right!”

When one of the organizers asked how many of the people gathered knew someone who had been killed, about half raised their hands.

“People are still getting murdered, our schools are being closed, the number of homeless is going through the roof,” said Cornell Mills, 36, of Roxbury. “This is our neighborhood. Let’s claim it for ourselves, and let’s take care of it like it’s ours.”

The march began at Grove Hall Mecca, a shopping mall where Jamarhl Crawford looked around and challenged anyone to point out a black-owned business.

“The have-not’s have to stand up against the have’s,” said the Rev. Christopher G. Womack. “It’s us against them. The powers that be stay in power as long as they keep people fragmented.”

Article URL: http://www.bostonherald.com/news/regional/view.bg?articleid=1327993
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