Min. Farrakhan delivers major address "The Crucifixion of Michael Jackson and Other Responsible Black Leaders." PHOTO courtesy of The Final Call

Brothers and Sisters, this was an incredible message by the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan that anyone who loved, admired and/or respected Michael Jackson would have loved to hear. And, after his message, many of Michael Jackson's "in-house" critics should be silenced now...if they have any sense.

Min. Farrakhan, in a roughly two-hour lecture, discussed some private conversations he had with Michael Jackson and highlighted how militant and charitable Michael Jackson was. "He gave a $100,000 contribution to the Million Man March," said Min. Farrakhan.  

Min. Farrakhan called Michael Jackson was "anointed" and showed how the powers-that-be did not like his incredible power and influence and worked to discredit him by spreading lies and propaganda in the media.

Go to The Final Call for more updates and to get the DVD.

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Morehouse College-- Awards To Be Given Away July, August and September 2009 --

I have not dealt with this organization, but with the incredible cost of college tuitions, it's worth looking into. DiversityScholarships.com says it is giving away a $10,000 scholarship every single month to a high school or college student who is 18 years of age or older. The scholarship award can be used to pay for tuition, books, housing, and more. To apply, students simply have to register online, view free information from sponsor colleges and universities, and then confirm their registration.

Students are not required to attend any specific type of college. I just put a pic of Morehouse up because that's where I "matriculated."

Applicants must have at least one parent that is an African American, Hispanic American, Asian American, or Native American. Female students of all ethnicities are also eligible. In addition, applicants must be permanent residents of the United States, and must be planning to attend or are already enrolled in a college, university, or trade school.

At the end of the month, one random winner is selected from a drawing and the scholarship monies are paid in one lump sum directly to the winner upon verification. Typically, the drawing date is around the 30th or the 31st of the month.

The organization behind the web site that provides the scholarship funds is on a mission to help as many minority and female students as possible by offsetting their disadvantaged situation. A recent USA Today article revealed that minority enrollment in college lags disproportionately because of the lack of resources and financial aid being made available. 

Get that money, get that knowledge and get busy helping each other. 

For more details, visit:
www.DiversityScholarships.com