Farrakhan: U.S. citizens deserve to know
Thousands hear Minister Farrakhan Day of Atonement message calling for peace instead of war
WASHINGTON�President Bush right now is planning, like his father (former President Bush), a wider war against Islam, the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan warned during his Oct. 16 Day of Atonement speech celebrating the 6th anniversary of the Million Man March. Pres. Bush is not satisfied with Afghanistan and is seeking to attack the Muslim nations of Iraq, Libya and Sudan, he said, during a message from Christ Universal Temple, delivered via satellite and live Internet webcast throughout the country and world.

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WEBCAST -  56k Minister Louis Farrakhan speaks on WTC, Pentagon Attacks  09-16-01
Text Transcript from September 16, 2001 Press Conference 09-16-01

Black leaders, Africa on Bush's 'back burner'
The White house�Early in his administration, President George W. Bush showed an interest in African affairs, and he was accessible for input from Black leaders. But since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the Bush administration has swept Africa under the rug, and he has put the leadership of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) on the back burner, Black leaders now openly complain.

For the sake of the children
Growing number of 'Mocha Moms' chose home over work
WASHINGTON�Jolene Ivey is a wife and mother of five boys. She�s college educated with a Master�s degree in Journalism from the University of Maryland. But what distinguishes her most is that she is part of a small but growing number of Black women who chose to stay home and raise their children.