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Just a reminder for our black folks that keep bleaching and not appreciating what we went through as black people. Here is a topic I would like you to run however if it doesn’t meet your guidelines I would definately understand. I don’t expect much comments but I think the date and a friendly reminder might educate some.
Thanks
Jewel

http://www.americanheritage.com/events/articles/web/20060131-slavery-thirteenth-amendment-abraham-lincoln-frederick-douglass-confederacy-civil-war.shtml

On January 31, 1865, the galleries in the United States House of Representatives brimmed over with expectant reporters and ordinary citizens who crammed the Capitol Building to witness history in the making. That morning the House was scheduled to vote on a constitutional amendment banning slavery—not just in the territories, not just in the Confederacy, but everywhere in the United States.
Congress—indeed, America—had traveled a long road in a short time. Five years earlier, Abraham Lincoln, an obscure former one-term congressman from Illinois, had taken the floor at Cooper Union in New York City to begin a longshot bid for the presidency. Running on what was then regarded as a radical platform to restrict slavery to the places where it already existed while preventing its spread into the Western territories, Lincoln had won the 1860 election after a fiercely contested campaign. His victory provoked the secession of 11 slave states and a war that claimed 620,000 lives.
He, like most members of his Republican party, was at first loath to associate that war with the abolitionist cause. Few Northerners, and virtually no Southerners, could yet …………..

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Man stabs woman to death, gets killed
Published: Saturday | July 31, 2010 1 Comment and 0 Reactions
A man who stabbed a woman to death after accusing her of owing him money was shot and killed by the Ocho Rios police after attacking the lawmen with stones on Thursday.

Another woman was stabbed by the alleged killer who also damaged a police service vehicle.

The dead woman has been identified as Loveta Wilson, of Ocho Rios. She is said to have been in her late 40s.

The man has been identified as Ian Lloyd, 29, of Pineapple Place, Ocho Rios. Lloyd was reportedly recently released from jail.

Reports are that shortly before one o’clock, Lloyd accosted Wilson in Buckfield, Ocho Rios, after previously accusing her of owing him money. An argument developed and Lloyd allegedly drew a knife and stabbed Wilson several times over the body. She died on the spot.

Another woman who was with Wilson was also wounded by the attacker and was treated at the St Ann’s Bay Hospital and released. A man who was also attacked by Lloyd was forced to use stones to ward off the attacker before managing to escape.

The police were called and, when accosted, Lloyd allegedly attacked the lawmen with stones, hitting three of them and damaging a police vehicle in the process. The police reportedly fired a shot which caught Lloyd.

He was taken to the St Ann’s Bay Hospital where he was pronounced dead