Page 4, Portland Observer Januarv 13. 1 ^ ^
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L e tte r to th e Editor
C o n tin u e d From Page 2
of
Black
This
Teen Abuse Discussed at Training
is
m entacide.
Sisters and Brothers, if you knew
w hat was in the pipeline now , it
w ou ld blow your m inds. This beast
in hum an form is believed to be
c o m m ittin g genocide against us
Bku k people a'«' given the belie!
th a t they are citizens o f the U S
Yet the reality is that Black people
are slaves in this co un try. Never
theless, m any Black people believe
th a t they are actually first class
citizens in "NIGGER bating Am er
ika I sic I.
Our collective m ind has been
raped, violated and penetrated w ith
caucasoid perceptions and cauca
soid belief systems. Our behavior
c a n 't help but be caucasoid inspired.
W h a t o the r w ay do w e know as a
people?
Unless
Black
people
change their th inking , w e w ill be
phased o u t o f existence, like obso
lete equipm ent.
Remember w e are not needed or
w an te d by the society at large.
M achines provide the labor Black
people used to do. M achines and
co m p ute rs are cheaper and less
troublesom e than people. The c ri­
minal controllers o f this society
made use o f psychological warfare
to erode and destroy the w ill and
rights now
I'm inclined to believe
m ust reject the society's
values. Only then can
minimize the effects o f
the victim s
culture and
the victim s
m entacide.
The victim s m ust develop a new
consciousness, based on tru th , to
replace the negative consciousness
o f the victim izer. The victim s m ust
seize and develop their ow n in s titu ­
tions m order to reinforce and en­
courage their belief system and be­
havior
The key is victim s m ust
create a new generation o f m inds
w hich have been b ro ug ht into the
new consciousness, to the point
it is a part o f them . M any o f you
w ill say these items are n ot possible,
but I say to you, if w e don t dare
to challenge the im possible, then
we w ill die like dogs.
Dr. Jam il Cherovee
C om plete
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high-risk adolenscents.
S u p p o rt G ro u p s in S c h o o ls
offered M arch 7 11. May 16 20.
June 20 24, and A u gu st 22 26, de
velops group learning skills so parti
cipants can create or strengthen
existing support groups for recoving
adolescents. Establishing goals and
course w ill be held on three conse
cutive days from 8:00 a m. to 3:30
p.m . at Kaiser Permanente s resi­
dential trea tm en t center, 2330 N.E.
Siskiyou, Portland. All courses w ill
be offered tw ice th ro u g h o u t the
ground rules, encouraging coopera
tive e ffo rt, w ork w ith a co facilitator,
and e ffective leadership styles w ill
spring and sum m er, w ith the excep
tio n o f the su pp ort g ro up tra in in g
w hich w ill be offered fo u r tim es.
For m ore inform a tion or to register,
call the A dolescent Chemical Health
be ta u g h t th ro ug h actual group ex
perience.
CORE T e a m T ra in in g P ro g ra m
w ill be offered January 1 1 1 5 and
April 18-22.
CORE team s are
groups o f fa cu lty, counselors, and
adm inistrators w ho provide student
assistance program s. The course
w ill fo cus on team building skills,
roles and responsibilities, and action
Program at (503) 249 1477.
A n In tr o d u c tio n to A d o le s c e n t
C h e m ic a l A b u s e
a nd Its P ro b le m s
plans to develop CORE teams.
Kaiser Perm anente's Adolescent
Chemical Health Program serves all
fam ilies in the m etro po lita n area.
It offe rs o u tp a tie n t and residential
care to anyone betw een the ages of
12 and 18 w ith a drug or alcohol
barker muffler
& BRAKE SERVICE
281 4010
The Oregon Public U tility C om ­
mission has approved a plan by
Pacific N orth w e st Bell Telephone
Co. to w aive charges for custom ers
w ho w an t to restrict their phones
from dialing num bers w ith a '976
prefix.
The $5 set up and $1 m on thly
charges, w hich have been in effect
since Nov. 1, w ill be w aived fo r 90
by children using the group c o n ve r­
8 5 M o n d a y — S a tu rd a y
days beginning Jan. 1
sation o r " a b " lines.
W h e n p e o p le v o lu n t e e r . . . it s h o w s th e ir c a rin g . . . . J e n n ie P o rtis
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P h o to b y R ic h a rd J . B r o w n
The Center for Urban Education is sponsoring a free w orkshop, " V o lu n ­
teers: Finding and Keeping T h e m ", on January 21st, from 7 10 p .m . at the
Central N ortheast N eighbors O ffice, 5540 N.E. Sandy Blvd. The w o rksh o p
w ill offer practical in fo rm a tio n on how to make volunteer w ork a rew arding
experience fo r citizens and co m m un ity groups.
Gay Greger, volunteer program co ordin ato r fo r the Portland Park
Bureau w ill focus on volunteers in neighborhood associations as she pre­
sents the ingredients o f a successful volunteer program . Several n eigh bo r­
hood citizen experts, including Jennie Portis. Livability C oordinator o f the
Inner N ortheast C oalition, w ill then address the use o f volunteer energy i
problem .
The 976 services have been con
troversial in Oregon and in other
states. They w ere first allowed in
Oregon in early 1985.
N um erous
custom ers have contacted the PUC
Consum er
Assistance
section,
m ainly protesting the availability o i
adult entertainm ent calling and
com plaining about high bills caused
Includes: pads/shoes, resurface rotor/drum s,
check fluid level, road test.
Additional parts extra.
specific neighborhood projects.
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Ms Portis fo rm e rly C om m unications Assistant at the O ffice o f N eigh-,
borhood Associations, w ill discuss the im portance o f vo,^
ers d u " ng
N eighborhood R ecognition W eek, w hich she coordinated in 1986 and 1987.
"W h e n people v o lu n te e r," says Portis, " it show s their caring, th eir c o m m it­
m ent, and their w illingness to get the job done w ith o u t m onetary reward.
Portis is well aware o f the im portance o f volunteers to the success o f the
neighborhood program ; "th e y bring a diversity o f talents and perspectives
th a t m ay w ell be m issing fro m the bureaucratic structure.
"V olu nte ers: Finding and Keeping T h e m " is the first in a senes o f free
and low cost w orkshops and conferences designed to help em pow er P ort­
land citizens w orking to make their city a better place to live. For inform a tion
on any o f these w orkshops, call Phyllis Cole at the Center fo r Urban Edu­
cation, 231 1285.
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w ill be offered February 23 24 and
May 2 4 Som e o f the topics to be
covered inclu de e ffe c tiv e assess
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w ill be offered February 9, 11 12 and
again April 27-29. The course w ill
explore the e ffe cts o f chem ical use,
abuse, and dependency on adole­
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Drug
classification, the differences b e t­
ween adult and adolescent depen­
dency, enabling, denial and the re­
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The problem s of adolescent che
mical abuse, including id e n tifica tio n
and treatm ent, w ill be exam ined at
a series o f training program s offered
by Kaiser Permanente s Adolescent
Chemical Health Program .
The
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