Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, May 28, 1986, Page 7, Image 7

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    May 28. 1986, Portland Observer. Page 7
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IxMlg lime activist Res. John J. Jackson talk* al Ihe (reneral Membership
meeting of the Oregon Rainbow Coalition last week. Jackson spoke about
commitment and the things that helped him over the years. Reports were
given on ihr National Ralnhow Conference held in Washington. 1>.C. and by
the Rainbow International and Medical I ask Forces.
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Teen Pregnancy and Child Abuse
b\ Ronald H a rm
Nearly half o f Amenca’ s Black girls
are pregnant by the age o f 20 And 90
percent o f Black babies, w hose mothers
arc between the age o f 15 and 19, arc
bom out ot wedka-k
antly. most ot it»
in fatherless holt
Although thd
having children ,•
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clarcd that it is I
cent. John Jacob
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out facing up to
pregnancy is a in
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It is therefore
that statistics fo rt
also nsing throuf
reports o f abuse I
the ’ 70s and ben
the number o f (
American Hu ml
more than tenfok
rector o f the Ian»
Program at the
Hampshire, D avi
Boston study tha
randomly survey
ences o f child ab
lence or other mental abnormalities
And hard core soviobiologists have
come under attack from other scientists
for their N a /i orientation
Meanwhile new answers have
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face Bui i f Blacks are strong as indi­
viduals. they can rise above such condi­
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to live up to their potentials but also
restores a person to a high ethical level
where he or she can pursue life with
vigor
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