Million Family March provides another glimpse of heaven

WASHINGTON (Capitol Hill)�Before a predominately Black but culturally and racially diverse crowd of hundreds of thousands gathered at the nation�s Capitol on Oct. 16, Nation of Islam leader Minister Louis Farrakhan stood  as a full vessel waiting to be emptied. Using no written notes, Min. Farrakhan allowed God to �have His way� and guide his words so that he could inspire and uplift the many races, creeds, classes, and colors present.  �We may have come in as many but I pray that God will allow us to go out as one,� Min. Farrakhan said.

Audio: Min. Farrakhan speaks on the Tom Joyner morning show

Ebola outbreak triggers alert in East Africa

NAIROBI, Kenya (IPS)�Eastern African governments are on alert following a recent outbreak in neighboring Uganda of the virulent hemorrhagic fever known as Ebola, which has killed 39 people and left dozens more infected.  Kenya, Uganda�s eastern neighbor, has sent medical teams of health ministry and World Health Organization (WHO) officials to the borders to screen travelers for Ebola-related symptoms.

Senator Lieberman Hangs Tough But Where Is Black Leadership?
by Cedric Muhammad

We Come As Many, Leave As One
by Minister Louis Farrakhan

Whenever we are so embittered that we would destroy places that are set up for the remembrance of God, this is a sign of madness. And the madness that we see in the Middle East has a basis.  The Honorable Elijah Muhammad taught us that the stars in the heaven justify our belief in God, and therefore the star has always been used to represent justice. So the Honorable Elijah Muhammad taught us that where there is no justice, human beings begin to act savagely or have a sense of insanity because of the deprivation of this vital principle of life, the principle of justice.

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