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When Felecia Gaston, director of the nonprofit Performing Stars, says she wants to bring 40 low-income kids from Marin City to see a live performance of The Lion King, she makes it happen.
Twenty-two members of the Performing Stars youth and staff took a Civil Rights Social Justice trip to visit Montgomery and other parts of Alabama from Aug. 14-18. They returned on Friday, Aug.19. | By Godfrey Lee Twenty-two members of the Performing Stars youth and staff took a Civil Rights Social Justice trip to visit Montgomery and other parts of Alabama from Aug. 14-18. They returned on Friday, Aug.19. Performing Stars previously traveled to Montgomery in 2018. On this trip, they met the city’s first Black mayor, Steven Reed.
Judge William Haynes Stephens, known as Bill, died peacefully on May 17, 2023, at age 88. A trailblazer in many regards, he will be remembered as a man who truly forged his own path through life. Judge William Haynes Stephens, known as Bill, died peacefully on May 17, 2023, at age 88. A trailblazer in many regards, he will be remembered as a man who truly forged his own path through life. Bill was born in New Orleans on March 2, 1935, to Myrtle Haynes and William Charles Stephens. During World
Prostitutes and this is how a welfare state works. it comes back to trust. do you trust the government to administer this program, it opens it up to shenanigans, corruption, people in the private sector to end up policing it like this guy who is supposed to be a judge, then gets fired. so it is a mess. >> republican appropriations bills are loaded with that. >> both parties do it, bob, both parties do it. the big spending is the impetus for both. >> i think we're missing the big story. why is the woman with that voice not a major performing star? that is one of the greatest voices i think i've...
Hypothetical. look at the stimulus, turtle tunnels, taco bell, studies on prostitutes and this is how a welfare state works. it comes back to trust. do you trust the government to administer this program, it opens it up to shenanigans, corruption, people in the private sector to end up policing it like this guy who is supposed to be a judge, then gets fired. so it is a mess. >> republican appropriations bills are loaded with that. >> both parties do it, bob, both parties do it. the big spending is the impetus for both. >> i think we're missing the big story. why is the woman with that voice no...