Slaves were early converts to LDS Church Salt Lake Tribune Sat, 12 Feb 2005 11:46 PM PST Green Flake. Elijah Able. Oscar Crosby. These were the names of three African-American pioneers who settled in Utah in 1847 after they traveled with Brigham Young's caravan of Saints, said Ronald Coleman, who spoke at The Family History […]
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I grew up in Salt Lake City. And I was taught primarily by white, Mormon women. They had the same standards of expectations for me as for every other student, and this was in 1957, before it was popular. I don’t know if they were people of good will who simply weren’t bigots or whether
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"He walked in with just a friend. No fan club. No entourage. Some students walking by were staring. It was probably not because they had seen his music video on MTV Europe, nor because they had heard him in concert. But more likely because he is different. As he started to talk, this 33 year-old
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Gladys Knight Concert The Southern California Public Affairs Council is sponsoring a special concert featuring Gladys Knight and her 100-voice multi-cultural choir, Saints Unified Voices. Sister Knight’s new album, “One Voice” features unique arrangements of LDS favorites performed by the choir and featuring Gladys Knight. Tickets are limited.
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President Don Harwell On March 14, 2004, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Southern California Public Affairs Council will have the pleasure of hosting the Presidency of the Genesis Group. The Genesis Group is an official organization of the Church which was established in 1971 to meet the unique needs of its African-American
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5th Annual African American Genealogy Workshop Saturday, October 16, 2004 Menlo Park, CA Classes include: Beginning Genealogy (How to Start Your Family History, How to Organize Your Family History, and How to Share Your Family History), Computer Research, and much more.
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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
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The Marriott School of Management at Brigham Young University is extending the blessings of education by actively seeking qualified African American candidates to apply for admission into one of its four graduate management programs.
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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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