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An End to Negative ‘Race Card’ Recruiting for BYU? Posted: Feb 3, 2004 in Total Blue Sports Magazine. By late tomorrow afternoon, a significant, positive and historical breakthrough will become self evident: BYU football – with as many as 15 black athletes signed – will have finally shattered the color barrier in recruiting. The black […]

Church history was surely made in Southern California this past week, when members of the LDS church were seen marching down Crenshaw Blvd “The Shaw”, for the annual Kingdom Day Parade, celebrating the birth of Martin Luther King, Jr. Approximately 30 members, mostly of African American descent, dressed uniformly in burgundy sweaters and black pants

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Two speakers will be concentrating on black issues at the upcoming FAIR conference on August 5th and 6th in Sandy, Utah. Alex Boye will be speaking on Thursday August 5th on being a non-US black LDS member and give us an international perspective and Margaret Young will be speaking on the black LDS pioneers on

See http://www.savannahnow.com/stories/102403/LOC_beachspeaker.shtml Church member Darius Gray calls himself a genealogical researcher, a musty-sounding job title that hardly reflects the joy and pride he takes in the "Freedman’s Bank Project," a Church-produced CD-ROM database that has enriched many lives. Described by Gray as "an absolute gold mine for African Americans," the database contains information on approximately

Interview with Darius Gray Genesis was begun in 1971. Three black Latter-day Saint men approached the LDS Church, and said that "We see that there are some common issues within the LDS black community, and we need some help. We need to find a way of being able to meet the needs of our people."

Meridian Magazine This is a fun article about the Priesthood revelation. It includes many pictures of black members.

ABC 4 (UTAH) The United Nations says the flood of food pouring into Africa will save lives, but it needs more assistance like that coming from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The UN and other charity groups have been distributing food supplements in seven rural villages in Ethiopia, a process that will

Church News Release Ethiopian government and United Nations officials have issued renewed appeals for food to save starving children and others suffering from hunger in that African nation of 67 million people. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which provided more than 3,000 tons of food to Ethiopia in March, is responding with

Bradenton Herald The Church is nearing completion of a $3-million house of worship on Biscayne Boulevard in Miami, Florida, that will be a prominent addition to the changing face of the historic street and a piece of history itself. The building is expected to open late this summer as home to the Latter-day Saints’ first