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VOLUME 2 NUMBER 18 October 15-30, 2012 RACINE, WISCONSIN [email protected]

Upper photo: About 150 children and their parents posed Saturday afternoon,October 6, 2012, during a mini NBA training camp for youths ages 4-12. Thecamp was part of the first Caron Butler Day at the Sealed Air Family YMCA,8501 Campus Drive, Mount Pleasant. The photo will be sent to Caron Butler, aresident of Racine, who play professional basketball for the Los AngelesClippers in the NBA. Right phot0: Amillion Shakoor, left, shows her motherDanielle Shakoor, some moves of her own as the two danced to the “Woddle”.Danielle drove from Milwaukee to allow her daughter to participate in Butler’sFall Basketball League.

Kids get basketball experence up close

Sheriff denies NAACP entrance into jail

The Racine County Jail is located at717 Wisconsin Ave, which places it inthe City Council and County BoardDistricts of City Alderman Keith Fairand County Board Supervisor DonnieSnow.

In past years, the local branch of theNAACP has worked with the Sheriff'sDept. to protect the voting rights of non-felon inmates. These are typically per-sons who have been charged but not yetconvicted of minor offenses

Unlike past years, however, currentSheriff Christopher Schmaling has

denied access to these inmates for pur-poses of voter registration. GloriaRogers (President of the local chapter ofthe NAACP) reports that she stronglydisagrees with Sheriff Schmaling's deci-sion. "Yes, they have been locked up,but they should not be locked out oftheir civil rights as citizens of this coun-ty," she stated. Rogers went on to saythat in previous years, up to 80 new vot-ers have been registered for an electionthrough this process. Typically, a teamof two registrars will work with theSheriff to achieve this. Please turn to page 5

Sheriff C. Schmaling Sup. D. Snow Ald. K. Fair

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Racine Public Safety and Licensingcommittee, which consisted of threewomen and one man, on Monday nightrecommended that theliquor license for ThePlace on 6th, 509Sixth St., owned byAlderman Keith Fair,be revoked.

For nearly six hoursa due process hearing,a court like proceed-ing, was held in theCity Hall's councilchambers, 730Washington Ave.

Committee mem-bers, chaired byAlderman RobertMozol, sat throughseveral hours of testi-mony before goinginto closed session todeliberate the contro-versial Alderman'sfate. Alderman RonHart and Alderman Sandra Weidner lis-tened briefly to the proceedings. All 15Alderman, including the four that were onthe committee, will vote on the matterwhen it matter goes before the full CityCouncil later this month.

The fifth time was the charm for CityHall's effort to have the bar shuttered.

The committee and city have spentclosed to $50,000 trying to hold a dueprocess hearing to consider whether theestablishment should be allowed to con-

tinue to sell alcohol or soda. Four previ-ous hearing dates were either canceled oradjourned. The most recent attempt to

hold the proceeding wascanceled when the newlyappointed Racine Chief ofPolice learned that hecould not be a complainantbecause he did not live inthe City of Racine. Thisled to Alderman GregHelding, a self-appointedcritic of Fair, to assumethe role as the city's com-plainant. Fair's attorneythen raised a question ofthe basic validity of thecomplaint inasmuch as itwas prepared by the cityattorney at taxpayerexpense rather than byHelding himself.

In Helding's complaint,the city alleges the bar

“constitutes a disorderlyor riotous, indecent or

improper house,” and cites seven separateincidents between Jan. 1 and June 23.

During testimony, police said theywere called to the bar or an area near thebar for fights, assaults, other civil disputesor disorderly behavior, according to theirPhoenix system. The Phoenix system isused by the police department to docu-ment patterns of police calls. Lt. WilliamMacemon testified that he had trackeddowntown bar active between June 1 andAug. 16. He said police had been called


Areyouplan-ning onvoting?Yousureought tobe, therehavebeen alot ofpeoplewhosacri-ficed agreatdeal inorder tosecure

that right for you.If you think things are bad now, don’t

believe for a moment that they will getbetter if you sit home on election day.Democracy is all about participation, andquite honestly, we need to be engaged ona full time basis, not just on election day.Getting to know who the candidates arefor any particular office, even before theprimaries, is actually part of our responsi-bility as citizens.

And speaking of candidates, some ofus seem to believe that politicians aresomehow different from the rest of us,that there are some sort of special qualifi-cations that you must have to serve inpublic office. Well, as an elected officialmyself, who has been around other elect-ed officials and candidates for office, Ican tell you that isn’t necessarily so.

The first and foremost qualificationthat you must have is a desire to holdoffice. Beyond that, anyone can do it,and there are certainly some who shouldnot. There’s a reason why it is referred toas “public service”, because that’s what itis intended to be. Ideally, any electedofficial should be dedicated to serving thepublic that he or she represents. Thatmeans all of the people, not just them-selves or their friends.

Unfortunately, when we don’t partici-pate in the process, and wait until elec-tion day to select from candidates thatothers have chosen, we can end up hav-ing to decide between two people whomight not care about our needs at all.

So what’s a citizen to do? Well, thevery first step in becoming a participatingmember of this democracy is to registerto vote. And it’s not that difficult (despitesome people wanting to make it so).There are people actively working to getfolks registered right now. If theyhaven’t found you yet, then I recommendyou make an effort to find them.

Call the NAACP at (262) 554-4611.

Are You Planning On

Voting in this Election

Fair and his attorney feel the Place

On 6 is being targeted by city

by Kenneth Lumpkin

NECKBONEOLOGY

Park 6 wins appeal over City of RacineCould Bar Reopen? Thomas Holmes, owner, looks at his options

Wisconsin Court of Appeal hasupheld Kenosha County Circuit CourtJudge Bruce Schroeder was correct tooverturned a decision by Racine alder-men to revoke the liquor license for theformer Park 6 bar, 500 6th Street,according to a Wednesday, Oct. 10, rul-ing by the Wisconsin Court of Appeals.

Thomas Holmes business wasclosed at the end of 2011 after a judgegranted the city’s motion for a tempo-rary injunction.

The city’s had asked for a permanentinjunction against the bar, but it wasdismissed in February after a lease thatHolmes had at the property expired.

Holmas told the Insider News byphone that he was happy over the deci-sion of the higher court. “My lawyerand I has long contend that the citywas acting improper and maliciously,”he said.

The injunction was the latest install-ment of the ongoing legal battlebetween Holmes and the city regardingPark 6, a local downtown club that wasfrequent by a primary AfricanAmerican clientele.

Kenneth Lumpkin, a Racine County

Board Supervisor, said in a number ofhis bi-monthly columns entitle“Neckboneology” has long suggestedthat other Black bar owners feels thecity of Racine is out to close down-town minority bars making theirlicense available to other establish-ments.

In the city complaint, the city arguedthe business was a public nuisance andhad created numerous neighborhooddisturbance. Holmes claimed the citywas discriminating against black-owned businesses.

In a 2009 report by the local branchof the NAACP, entitle: A Report on theState of Racine's Downtown, stated,“With the exception of one or twoentertainment venues that recognizemoney as the only color,minorities/blacks be they patrons orowners/operators are not welcomedowntown Racine.”

In January 2011 after Holmes wascalled before the city’s Public Safetyand Licensing Committee in December2010 for a due process hearing aftertwo incidents at his nightclub, the CityCouncil voted to revoke the bar’s

liquor license Racine County CircuitCourt asking for judicial review ofcouncil’s and committee’s decisions. Inthe petition, Holmes’ attorney, VincentBobot, said the city should not haveheld the due process hearing becausethen-Racine Police Chief Kurt Wahlendid not file a “sworn” complaintagainst Holmes. That wasn’t enough tostop the process, argued city officials.

When Schroeder overturned thecommittee’s decision in August 2011,the city appealed.

In its ruling, the Court of Appealscalled “the oath or swearing require-ment” important and not a “meaning-less legal trapping.”

“The solemnity imposed by an oathrequires the actor to stop and considerthe allegations he or she is making,”the ruling states. “Requiring a com-plainant to swear to his or her allega-tions prevents baseless harassment oflegitimate businesses”

Holmas said that the city shouldgive him his liquor license back and heshould be allow to reopen. “I am look-ing into the options available and soonwill make a decision.”

Please turn to page 11

Alderman Keith Fair



The Community Women’s Club announces

a 100th Birthday Celebration honoring

Mrs. Corinne Reid-OwenThe Community Women’s Club announces a 100th Birthday

Celebration honoring Mrs. Corinne Reid-Owens. Mrs. Owens has been apioneer in Racine's Civil Rights Movement for over 50 years. Mrs. Owenstargeted issues of discrimination, employment, and crime and fought forfair housing, and more minority representation on our police force.

The Birthday Celebration will be held Sunday, November 11, 2012 atthe Racine Civic Centre Festival Hall, 5 Fifth St., Racine, WI.

The afternoon will begin with a social hour at 2:30 p.m., and dinner at3:00 p.m. Cost for dinner is $35.00. Tickets are available from anyCommunity Women’s Club member, or by calling (262) 639-8236, or(262) 331-0397.

You can send congratulatory Messages and well wishes to Mrs. Owensto be displayed in her Birthday Photo Booklet which will be distributed atthe Birthday Celebration. Ad costs are $10 for a Patron Ad, $35.00 for a1⁄2 page (7”x5”) ad, and $60.00 for a full page (7”x10”) ad.

We are also accepting photos of Mrs. Owens that can be included in theBirthday Photo Booklet. If you have a photo of yourself with Mrs. Owens,or a photo of Mrs. Owens that you want included in the booklet, pleasecontact Lula Smith at 262-639-8236 or mail the photos to 4229 N. GreenBay Rd., Racine, WI 53406. These photo’s will be added at no charge. Allphotos will be returned if your name and address is included.

Deadlines for purchasing dinner tickets is November 4, and the deadlinefor ads and photos is October 27.

Tables of eight can be purchased by contacting Mrs. Lillie Cameron at(262) 331-0397.

one of their previous registrationprocess, which consisted of two regis-trars, up to 80 new voters were regis-tered.

Snow said individuals in jail are count-ed during every census as part of the dis-trict voting block in which the jail islocated. So, absent of any felony theyshould be afforded the opportunity toregister to vote. "As a Felon, inmates arethoroughly informed that they cannotvote and once they become eligible weshould be just as encouraging to get themto register to vote," he said.

Alderman Fair feels that the civilrights organization should ask the circuitcourt to overturn Schmaling's decision."In America people are innocent untilproven guilty, " he said. Fair believes thatthe disenfranchising voters in the jail isanother example of these Republicanadministrations trying to suppress theinmate's votes.

Snow says, "There is no basis for jailinmates to be denied the opportunity toregister to vote especially since most ifnot all of these persons are awaiting trial,with substantial additional numbers serv-ing misdemeanor sentences, which do notresult in disenfranchisement as a felonwould."

Rogers said that the NAACP willremain vigilant, but with only a fewweeks before the presidential election, itis unfair that Sheriff Schmaling hasbrought an abrupt halt to the inmate'srights to vote.

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“I found the one my heart loves” was the theme for the wedding celebration forStacy R. Johnson and Torey Eggerson, Jr, held recently, at the New Brighter DayChurch, in Kenosha. The parents of the Bride are Jacob and Nancy Johnson, and theGroom parents are Harvie and Gladys Eggerson. The Brides Matron of Honor andMaid of Honor were Katie Howard and Taylor Moss. The Groom Best Man wasDarryl Ken Eggerson. The Bridesmaids were JTia Eggerson, Brittney Grandy,Kimberly McGee, Nikki Power, Lyndie Tourville, and Christina Zoche. TheGroomsmen were Dwight Anderson, Torey Eggerson, Jr., Tyler Eggerson, CyrusJohnson-Moss, David Johnson, Alfy McGee, and Jamie Willis. The Flower Girls wereJayla Howard and Nevaeh Johnson. Ringer Bearer was Jordan Howard. Officiatedby Pastor Joseph L Thomas and the Photographier was Julius Gails.

“I found the one my heart loves” was the theme for the wedding celebration forStacy R. Johnson and Torey Eggerson, Jr, held recently, at the New Brighter DayChurch, in Kenosha. The parents of the Bride are Jacob and Nancy Johnson, and theGroom parents are Harvie and Gladys Eggerson. The Brides Matron of Honor andMaid of Honor were Katie Howard and Taylor Moss. The Groom Best Man wasDarryl Ken Eggerson. The Bridesmaids were JTia Eggerson, Brittney Grandy,Kimberly McGee, Nikki Power, Lyndie Tourville, and Christina Zoche. TheGroomsmen were Dwight Anderson, Torey Eggerson, Jr., Tyler Eggerson, CyrusJohnson-Moss, David Johnson, Alfy McGee, and Jamie Willis. The Flower Girlswere Jayla Howard and Nevaeh Johnson. Ringer Bearer was Jordan Howard.Officiated by Pastor Joseph L Thomas and the Photographier was Julius Gails.

Johnson/Eggerson, Sr.Felix/Steward

The Place on 6th were double that ofcalls to any other Downtown bar duringthat period.

Fair’s attorney, Vincent Bobot, ques-tion weather or not the report was beingcreated to target the bar that host a pri-mary Black clientele.

During Fair's testimony on the stand,Fair seemed visible upset when heaccused the city of practicing racism.“You trying to pit two Blacks against eachother, the Chief of Police and me. Fair'sattorney in his closing arguments alludedalso to race playing a factor in the com-plaint. Bobot argued that the city has rep-utation for unfairly targeting minority-owned bars.”

Fair's bar has been shut down sinceAug. 16, after city officials contended itwas a nuisance and brought action inRacine County Circuit Court against Fair.That case is still pending.

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Christ Baptist Church Worship Service:Sundays @ 9:30 AM.You are invited to worship with them attheir new location.Christian Faith Fellowship Church-Racine – 3001 Carpenter Avenue (262)631-0196Pastors Willie & Patricia Scotts

Sunday October 21 @ 4:00 PM-6:00 PM“Hallelujah Night” All Youth are invitedto enjoy food and games Saturday October 27 @ 6:00 PM-8:00PM “Family Movie Night” Come out towatch a movie and enjoy refreshmentsChristian Tabernacle Baptist Church –1201 Center Street (262) 880-6521Pastor Tommie Knuckles

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Cynthia Powell, Celebrating 10 Years inthe Ministry Theme: “Keep Your LampsTrimmed & Burning”All Services will be held @ Agape Love

Christian Ministries 624 57th StreetKenosha WIFriday October 19 @ 7:00 PM ProphetJohn Veal Enduring Faith ChristianChurch Chicago Saturday October 20 @ 7:00 PM PastorJohn Morrow Damacus CommunityChurch St LouisSunday October 21 @ 4:00 PM Bishop Faith Christian Fellowship Church - 1200Racine Street (262) 637-6220Bishop Sheila NeinhausSunday School @ 9:00 AM/MorningWorship @ 10:30 AMSunday September 30 @ 4:00 PMEvening Worship sponsored by FCFWomen’s MinistryGreater Mt. Eagle Baptist Church –929 State Street (262) 637-1606Pastor Keith T. Evans, Pastor

Sunday October 21 @ 3:30 PM GMEMusic Department Annual Day Special

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– 2401 Argonne Drive, North Chicago, IL (847) 689-4422Pastor Gerald Wilcoxon

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Sunday October 21 @ 3:30 PM NewBeginning of Faith Church 2nd YearAnniversary Theme: “Committed toKingdom Building for the Lord” John 9:4Guest Speaker: Bishop Dr. JamesWashington The New Shiloh BaptistChurch Atlantic City New JerseyNew Brighter Day Baptist Church –1225 25th Avenue, Kenosha (262-552-8090), Pastor Joseph L. Thomas

Sunday School @ 9:00 AM SundayWorship Service @ 10:45 AMNew Omega Baptist Church – 5731Northwestern Avenue, Racine, WI (262)634-4655, Pastor Fred L. RichmondWednesday @ 12 Noon Bible Study and@ 5:30 PM Family Life Saturday @ 10:00 AM Prayer RAP Outreach Food Pantry & Clothes


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ST. PAUL MISSIONARYBAPTIST CHURCH

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Bishop Lawrence L.

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262.635.1994

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Rev. Buddy VinsonSenior Pastor

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Trinity United Missionary Baptist Church

Sunday School - 9:30 AMSunday Worship 10:30 AM

Prayer Service - (Wed.) 5:00 PMBible Class & Prayer (Wed.) - 6:00 PM

CHURCH DIRECTORYReconciliation Ministries International

– 2200 Mt. Pleasant Street, Racine, WI53404Apostle Norris & Prophetess Michelle

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Friday October 12 @ 7:00 PM JanieBoston & In the Dance Café Presents“Healing the Inner Cry” A story of free-dom by way of dance, song and drama.Take this journey through Adam-Eve,Cain-Abel, David-Bathsheba andResurrect the True Healer of every innerman cry. This production’s cast hasdancers, psalmists and musicians from allover the Midwest Region. To getadvance tickets of $10,00 call 414-736-0407.Searching Together Baptist Church –825 21st Street, Racine, WI 53403 (262)633-4421Pastor Willie Riley

Sunday School @ 9:00 AM SundayWorship Service @ 10:30 AMSaturday October 27 @ 7:00 PM ChoirAnnual Day Community Choirs are invit-edSunday October 28 @ 3:30 PM ChoirAnnual Day Guest Speaker Elder CurtisDoss United COGIC Sturtevant WISt. Paul Baptist Church – 1120 Grand

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Bishop Lawrence L. Kirby

Sunday October 14 @ 3:00 PM Deacon’s

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Church – 1327 Blake Avenue (262) 632-1327Pastor Gregory Daniels

Sunday Worship Service @ 10:45AM Monday-Wednesday October 15-17 @7:00 PM 3 Days Fall Revival SpeakerTBAWayman African Methodist Epsicopal

Church – 424 N. Memorial Drive (262)Pastor Ernest J. GarrisonSunday School @ 9:00 AM SundayWorship @ 10:30 AMMARK YOUR CALENDARS!!!Abundant Life Christian Ministries

Presents 14th Year Founder’s DayCelebration BanquetFriday November 30 @ 5:30 PM SocialHour @ 6:30 PM Dinner & ProgramTheme: “Shifting the Atmosphere”Haggai 2:6-7Fountain Banquet Hall 8505 DurandAvenue Sturtevant WIGuest Speaker: Pastor Lawrence L (Jay)Kirby Second Baptist Church KenoshaWITickets Adults $42.00 Children 5-13$20.00To Purchase Tickets Call 262-637-5433or Mr. Ribs 4919 60th Street Kenosha WI

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Old Timers Football Association provides full tackle football foryouth from ages 6 to 14 years old. There are over 2,000 playerand coaches who participants in this program andgames are played in Humble Park each Saturday between ?????and November.There are four league which are: Cadet, Pee Wee, Rookie and

Upper photo: Traivon Woods #60, 12, running back for the Cardinals, and astudent at Mitchell Middle School, makes a long gain before Damonta Hudson,#21, of the Tatins cought him and tackled him during last Saturday’s game.

The two are members of the Old Timers Football Association 24 membersteam league. The 40 year old league provides full tackle football for youthfrom ages 5 to 13 years old. Right. #11 Casey Morgan,11, a Starbuck Middle School student, pull awayfrom a tackle and scored in a game between the Ravens and Greenbay.Below: Tashawn Banks, who plays both offence and defence, gets his geartighten before he gets ready to play. This is his second year playing in theleague which is supported by consession and parents only.

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