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EDITORIAL Will Bernie Saunders the next
Black becomes Bold in History President of the United States?
F ebruary marks Black history month- a
pause in time for the Black community
to remember those who have helped in the
abolition of slavery and those who have
made a significant contribution to America
and other parts of the world. All the greats
such as Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm
X, Nelson Mandela, and Marcus Garvey
are known as the front-liners.
However, I want to highlight the be-
hind the scenes freedom fighters and
women who retaliated against injustice in
their way. For this Black History month, I
want to celebrate women who have made
their mark in the quest for equality.
Based on research, here are a few
women freedom fighters who fought for
freedom and black expressions.
Sojourner Truth (1797-1883) a charis-
matic speaker and preacher who never
learned to read or write, Sojourner Truth
travelled throughout the North preaching
human rights and women’s rights. She
gained her freedom in the 1820s and
worked her way through doing menial
jobs. She was recognized for her women’s
rights speeches, “Ain’t I a woman?”
Then there is Harriet Tubman, whose
right name was Araminta Ross, an eman-
cipator who led hundreds of slaves to free-
dom through the Underground Railroad. A
recent film called ‘Harriet’ illustrated her
courageous and relentless spirit as she led
the black people out of captivity.
African American Scholar Anna Julia
Cooper (1863-1954) she worked hard to
convince black women to counter the be-
lief that black men’s experiences and
needs were the same as theirs.
Rosa Parks (1913-2005) who stood
up for justice by sitting in silence as a way
to boycott the Montgomery bus. She is
known as the “Mother of the Civil Rights
Movement.”
Francis Ellen Watkins Harper (1825-
1911) she used poetry to protest issues
concerning women’s suffrage and black
women’s right to vote.
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Nannie Helen Burrough (1879-1961)
devoted her life to empowering black
women.
Josephine St. Pierre Ruffin (1842-
1924) a journalist who challenged the op-
position to women’s suffrage in Boston
through her editorials.
These are only just a few women who
have not only fought for equality and jus-
tice, but they used their gifts, talents,
knowledge and their God-given women
strength and leadership to get things done.
Women are the solution to many
problems, so let’s denounce any other
rhetoric that states the opposite. These
women fought the outside voices for free-
dom.
Now let us continue the fight by fight-
ing the inner negative voice, insecurities
and lies that were told to us as we cannot
defeat the enemy without before conquer-
ing the foe within.
Let’s rise and take our place because
we all have work to do. Let freedom
reigns.
OP-ED
D onald Trump became President for two tenets of fire in belly and fitness. Does
multiple reasons, one of which was his Biden manifest the same?
use of the psychology of minority influence Now Bernie had a heart attack as
in decision making. "If you are a minority Hillary had a fainting spell. The press was
in a situation and you wish to be heard, you all over her. They are playing with Bernie
must become visible, and you for the moment. Although the
must create tension." Burn has the fire, can he jump
That was what the up the steps of Airforce One as
birther stuff was all about. It Obama did?
was not racism. The Democ- Does he have the Black
rats helped him because they hair to become grey in short
had no respect for American spell as Obama did? How will
political values. Americans the remaining aspects of the un-
value their politicians who written Constitution (No Gays;
are TRUSTWORTHY. [No Black]; No Jews) impact
Trump's trustworthiness did the Bern/Burn.
not matter. He was a neo- Did he say he wanted to
phyte. It was, therefore, any- take away the Second (right to
thing/anyone except Hillary. bear arms) as Bloomberg has?
Americans also want By Dr Rupert Green Will Trump, trump the Burn
their politicians to have fire in Contributing Writer and assure his second term by
their belly; they must be fit, his pledge to remain faithful to
and be a person who they (Americans) can the Second? These answers will determine
have a beer with (Obama was a master). if Trump gets a second term. What do you
Obama helped elect Trump with his pas- think?
sage of same-sex marriage. He created a
deep hatred in "NO American
people" because they all loved
the law.
However, their reactions
to the deviation from the ac-
cepted physics of like and un-
like polarity, long established
in marriage, were shown by
their poll action. The church
came out in support of Trump.
Again, Democrats helped
elect Trump because they dis-
missed Americans' concerns
regarding Hillary being juxta-
posed (close) to Obama's hip.
Americans did not want a
third term of Obama.
When the Democrats re-
alized the crap was going to
hit the fan and asked Biden to
come to the rescue, Hillary
gave him a look; he then peed
on himself and retracted his
manhood. So, the Democrats
are now saying the American
people are fools. They do not
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Godfrey Gibbison to
receive Pelican Award
T he University of the West Indies (The
UWI) Alumni Association, New York
Chapter, is pleased to announce the 2020 Peli-
can Awardee as Dr. Godfrey Gibbison, Dean,
School of Professional Studies, College of
Charleston and Interim Dean of the Graduate
School, University of Charleston.
He joins an illustrious cohort of distin-
guished graduates who have been recognised
by the Alumni Association for their contribu-
tion in their specific spheres of work and the
society at large.
Recent past distinguished Pelican hon-
orees include Mr. Marlon James author and
2015 winner of the Man Booker Prize, the
UK’s most prestigious literary award and Her
Excellency Penelope Beckles – Permanent
Representative from the twin Island Republic
of Trinidad and Tobago to the United Nations
and Chair of UN Women.
The award will be presented on February
19, 2020 at the American Foundation for The
UWI, Legacy Awards Gala to be held at the
Pierre Hotel, New York.
The Pelican Award is presented to a grad-
uate of the University of the West Indies who
has excelled in his chosen field or an individual
who has contributed significantly to the devel-
opment of the University or has made an out-
standing contribution to the Caribbean Region
or the world at large. The awardee is selected
from among nominees submitted by members
of the Alumni chapter.
From the community of Contrivance,
Manchester Jamaica, Dr. Gibbison attended
Knox College and Manchester High School
prior to reading for a degree in Economics at
the Mona Campus of The UWI. He graduated
with honours and went on to the Iowa State
University on a Fulbright Scholarship where
he attained a master’s in Agricultural Econom-
ics. He then pursued the Doctor of Philosophy
in Economics at Virginia Polytechnic Institute
and State University (Virginia Tech).
Dr. Gibbison taught briefly at the Radford
University and Virginia Tech, Blacksburg both
in Virginia; and Centre College in Danville
Kentucky. This prior to his returning to Ja-
maica where he taught at The UWI, Mona
Campus as lecturer in the Department of Eco-
nomics. He then transitioned to Georgia South-
ern University, as Assistant Professor in the
School of Economic Development. He subse-
quently held the posts of Assurance Learning
Coordinator in the College of Business, Asso-
ciate Professor and finally Director of the
School of Economic Development. In 2012 he
was recruited as the Dean of College of
Charleston North Campus and has subse-
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Chinatown businesses
taking a hit amidst
Coronavirus outbreak
Manhattan, NY: to come back to Manhattan's Chinatown.
T he owner of Amazing 66 on Mott
Street in Manhattan's Chinatown
neighborhood says, normally, the tables are
“We need some tender loving care,” said
one business leader.
They say businesses here are suffering
full during lunch hour. But over the last a decline in revenues of 40 to 80 percent,
week business has taken a big hit, down at and it's not just because of fears about the
least 50 percent. “Instantly you will see no- virus. The number of people visiting from
body show up, nobody's around, not even China also is down, because airlines have
people on the street walking,” said Helen canceled flights between the two countries
Ng, Owner, and Amazing 66 Restaurant. and the U.S. has banned non-citizens who
That's the case across Chinatown, ac- traveled recently to China from entry.
cording to business owners and elected of- Even before fears of the new coron-
ficials, as customers stay away amid fears avirus soared, Chinatown had been suffer-
DR. GODFREY GIBBISON
Dean, School of Professional Studies, of the new coronavirus in China. So far, no ing, after a massive fire last month tore
College of Charleston and Interim Dean cases of the potentially deadly respiratory through a historic building. “We got a lot
of the Graduate School, illness have been confirmed in the city, but to offer in this community, and, yes, we
University of Charleston.
visitors are still staying away from Man- have to turn a crisis into opportunity,” said
hattan's Chinatown and other Chinese City Councilwoman Margaret Chin.
quently taken on the roles of Dean, School of
communities across the city. One way the community is trying to
Professional Studies, which was created
through his efforts, and Interim Dean, Graduate
“The fear and the prejudice has to stop get people to spend more money is by
School, University of Charleston at the College today. There are a lot of things in the social holding a raffle. The Chinatown Partner-
of Charleston. media and the news that are at best not ship and the Chinatown BID say if you
At the College of Charleston Gibbison has rooted in science, and at worst offensive, bring a receipt from a local business to
worked to strategically position the College to demeaning and racist,” said Carlina Rivera, their Kiosk on Baxter and Canal you will
serve the growing number of Americans who City Councilwoman. Business leaders are be entered into a raffle to win a variety of
seek to complete a bachelor’s degree as a now launching a campaign to get people prizes, including an iPhone.
working adult. He is responsible for the cre-
ation of the first online undergraduate program
at College of Charleston and for substantial
policy changes to improve educational access
for active duty military and student veterans.
He has also served on the Board of the YMCA
of Greater Charleston, serves on the Ingevity
Community Advisory Board and the
Charleston Metro Chamber Education Cabinet.
He is a Board member of the Palmetto Good-
will Excel Centre, which seeks to establish
high school for adults across South Carolina.
In addition to teaching, Gibbison has been
involved in research and projects that have im-
pact across the Caribbean region, through con-
sultancies with the World Bank. In Jamaica he
was instrumental in establishing the evaluation
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NEWS

17 Jamaicans Deported From UK

Mount Vernon
man sentenced to
prison for presenting News Americas, NEW YORK, NY: The #Jamaica50 deportation had drawn
Police with forged S eventeen Jamaicans returned to Jamaica
last Tuesday after being deported from the
protests in the UK. On Monday evening,
around 30 community groups participated in
documents UK by the Home Office.
The 17 were deported despite a last-
the second major protest demanding an end
what they consider to be unfair deportation

W estchester County District Attorney

Anthony A. Scarpino, Jr. announced
Ian Davis of Mount Vernon was sentenced
to prison for presenting police with a forged
document. In November, a jury found
Davis guilty of Criminal Possession of a
Forged Instrument in the Second Degree, a
class D felony, and Aggravated Unlicensed
Operation of a Motor Vehicle in the Second
Degree, an unclassified misdemeanor.
Judge David Zuckerman sentenced
Davis to two and a half to five years on the
felony, and six months on the misdemeanor.
The sentences will run concurrently. On
April 8, 2016, Ian Davis went to the Village
of Irvington Police Department to obtain an
impounded 2011 Land Rover. While there,
he submitted a forged lien release to the Irv-
ington Police in an attempt to get the vehicle
out of impound despite a hold having been
placed on it.
Police told Davis they could not release
the vehicle to him due to the hold and the
defendant was also informed his license was
suspended. Despite that warning, the defen-
dant drove away in another vehicle, a 2012
BMW X5, in front of the Village Police De-
partment headquarters. Irvington police of-
ficers observed the defendant driving and
arrested him for driving with a suspended li-
cense. They subsequently determined the
document was a forgery.
minute court order stopping the deportation of
detainees from Colnbrooke and Har-
mondsworth detention centres, near
Heathrow, after lawyers argued mobile phone
signal problems meant some of the detainees
could not get legal advice. The ruling said the
government must not deport anyone from
those centres unless they had access to a func-
tioning, non-O2 Sim card on or before 3 Feb-
ruary.
Twenty-five others were taken off the
flight and spared deportation because of the
order filed and won by the group, Detention
Action.
Tottenham MP, Guyanese-roots David
Lammy, said it was an “outrage” that the flight
had departed.
“The government wants to give the im-
pression that everyone who was deported was
a hardened violent criminal, but the reality is
many of those who were scheduled to be de-
ported had committed non-violent, one-time
drugs offences,” he said. “The lessons from
Windrush have not been learned. Lives are
being ruined because we don’t remember our
history.”
But in a defiant statement, the prime min-
ister’s spokesman said “we bitterly regret” the
court decision that stopped the 25 people from
leaving, and will urgently appeal.
“The offences which these people were
responsible for include one manslaughter, one
firearms offence, seven violent offences, two
A young lady meets her brother
on arrival in Kingston, Jamaica
which are in the category of rape or sexual of-
fences and 14 drugs offences,” the spokesman
said.
He added: “We make no apology what-
soever for seeking to remove serious foreign
national offenders.”
Chancellor Sajid Javid said no-one pro-
tected by the court ruling was on the flight.
“It is absolutely right that when they have
served their sentence that we send them out of
the country,” Javid told BBC Radio 5 Live on
Tuesday morning. “They are not British na-
tionals, they are not members of the Windrush
generation, they are all foreign national of-
fenders.”
practices against British residents.
Between 150 to 200 people endured low
temperatures and intermittent pouring rain
outside UK Prime Minister’s Boris Johnson’s
residence to denounce the latest scheduled
mass deportations of British residents to Ja-
maica.
“We want human rights, no charter
flights” they chanted. The demonstration
against the charter flight began across Number
10 and travelled down Downing Street to the
intersection with Parliament Street & Bridge
Street, blocking four main roads.
But the government has argued that the
people due to be deported are hardened crim-
inals and that their removal from the country
is proportionate. “The people on this plane are
people who have committed very serious
crimes, whether it’s rape, manslaughter, mur-
der,” said Rishi Sunak MP, Chief Secretary to
the Treasury.
Lee Jasper of BAME Lawyers for Jus-
tice, however, said that deportees are made up
of people with minor level convictions such
as low level fighting, traffic violations and low
level drug dealing, “not the serious psycho-
pathic, rapist and murderers described by
Boris Johnson.”
People who would have been British,
“had their parents not been denied citizenship
under the Windrush Scandal” are now finding
themselves “subject to arbitrary deportation,”
Jasper said.

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DOS will assume responsibility for cer-
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saving applicants and petitioners time and
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DOS maintains the discretion to accept Form
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Jamaican Diaspora Benefiting from Legal
Services Between New York and Jamaica
C ari-Jam Legal, Patrick O. Forrester P.C.,
is a New York based law office providing
legal services to the New York Community
and to Jamaicans in the United States with
legal issues in Jamaica.
According to the Owner/Attorney, for-
mer Administrative Law Judge, Patrick O.
Forrester, in addition to being a New York law
practice for nearly fifteen years, it has since
extended itself as a bridge for Jamaicans in
New York and other parts of the United States
to directly access the Jamaican legal system
and other processes without having to depend
on friends and relatives. Also, in most in-
stances without the expense of having to
travel to the island simply to access these
services.
Attorney Forrester, stated, that “Having
been a lawyer in New York, especially serv-
ing the Jamaican community, I saw the need
for this service more and more as I listened to
many sad stories of people, including clients,
with difficulties accessing proper legal serv-
ices in Jamaica or difficulties getting their
matters resolved.” So, he became a lawyer in
Jamaica in 2012, thereby becoming a direct
link for clients in New York, other parts of the
United States and even other parts of the
world.
“At Cari-Jam Legal one of our goals is
to shorten the time clients spend waiting to
have their legal matters resolved. He said,
“The client-attorney relationship is one of
trust and we stay in constant close connection
with our clients during their legal matter mak-
ing the process transparent.”
People are comfortable having direct ac-
cess to an attorney in New York who also op-
erates in Jamaica and can assist them with
matters in that jurisdiction. The attorney
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legal issues do not require having to travel to
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ENTERTAINMENT
Nrozae making strides with remake Rihanna to
receive NAACP
of Courtney Melody's 'modern Girl' President's Award
By Anthony Turner
Contributing Writer
“At first we were thinking I should say,
'I need a modern man,' but it just made sense
R ihanna will receive the President's Award
during the 51st NAACP Image Awards
this month.

B ronx based reggae singer Nardia Rose it

seems was destined to purse a career in
music. Her late dad, Patrick Flemming played
the trumpet on Denroy Morgan's 1979 hit
song 'I’ll Do Anything For You,' as well as
Dennis Brown's 'Westbound Train.'
"He whetted my appetite for music as a
child and I have never been able to get it out
of my system since" she disclosed.
14 years ago, Rose was living her best
life in Jamaica. She was making strides with
'Real Hot Gal' that was recorded at Buju Ban-
ton's studio and her hit single 'If You Wanna
Dance,' featuring Rolly Bop and Sample Six
was being played at 'Passa Passa' in Kingston.
'If You Wanna Dance' had an international
presence on BET/Tempo TV as well as being
rotated on multiple radio stations in the Dias-
pora.
In 2007, right when her music career was
taking flight, Rose returned to New York to
start a family and eventually went back to
school. After a hiatus, the singer is back with
a brand new name Nrozae and a new sound
that she is confident will take her to the top.
Looking back and making the comparisons,
Nrozae said "I was young without much
knowledge about life and the music business.
Today, I am mature and knowledgeable about
the business side of the industry. To be honest
I was missing the stage, now I ready to un-
leash my talent for the world to see!"
Musing on her journey and the decision
to cover 'Modern Girl,' Nrozae said it was the
brainchild of executive producer Sharmelle
John of Diamond Queen Records. “Sharmelle
had the idea. She wanted to inject new life
into an old song and put an upbeat rhythm
and feel to it. She choose 'Modern Girl' as the
song and what a great choice it is turning out
to be,” she shared.
Sharmelle has some history in the enter-
tainment industry. In the 80s she was a found-
ing member of girl's group 'Sha-Lor' that was
signed to Jumpstreet Records. The group
shared stage with Soul To Soul, Shelly Thun-
der and the London Philharmonic Orchestra
at Brixton Academy in London, England.
John was also casted as an extra in the movie
'Crush Groove' starring Curtis Blow, LL Cool
J and was featured in a TV commercial for the
1989 Oscar Awards on CBS TV. She eventu-
ally became host of Viddims TV, a NY based
to just stick with 'I am a modern girl',” Nrozae
said.
Originally co-produced by Robert
The NAACP on Tuesday said they se-
lected the 31 year-old pop star and fashion
icon for her groundbreaking career as a mu-
Ffrench, 'Modern Girl' was a massive reggae sician and stellar public servant.
hit in 1986, topping charts in Jamaica, US, Rihanna will be given the award during
Canada and parts of Europe and Japan. the February 22 ceremony that will be tele-
"Robert is very pleased with the finished vised for the first time on BET.
product. He said I brought new life to the The show will air live from Pasadena,
song and is confident it will be fire again!" California.
she said. Previous recipients include Jay-Z,
So far, social media has responded favor- Muhammad Ali, Jesse Jackson and Con-
ably to pre-promotion of the track. "I have doleezza Rice.
been getting positive responses from fans ———————
here in the US and as far as Russia, England
and Africa. It's crazy the feedback."
Buju to release
When asked about describing her sound,
the Bronx based singer said, "I have a ‘neo
new album
soul’ sound...a mixture of soul, lovers rock
spiced with a little dancehall. It's a modern
B uju Banton has been teasing fans with
singles since his release, but is now ready
to drop a full-length project.
sound coming from a modern girl."
Banton's co-manager Donovan Germain
Speaking about her influences, Whitney
says the album is almost complete.
Houston, Phyllis Dillon, Toni Braxton and
Germain says it will incorporate music
Nadine Sutherland have inspired her. "I just for various groups, as it covers dancehall,
love Toni Braxton. Nadine Sutherland has a lover's rock and social commentary.
sound that I really love as well. These women Throughout the course of his career,
are strong, powerful, modern girls. I would Buju Banton has released twelve studio al-
be absolutely thrilled to have an opportunity bums, with the latest being 2010's 'Before The
to collaborate with one or both of them" she Dawn'.
noted. This new project has not yet been titled
but has a tentative April release date.
NARDIA
ROSE
Reggae
Singer
television program where she interviewed
stars like Shabba Ranks, Lady Saw, Spragga
Benz among others. For the 'Modern Girl'
project, Sharmelle solicited the services of
producer Omarion Banga to create the beat.

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Financial
Tips for Teens
(Family Features)

W hen it comes to economics, many

teens’ mouths write checks their
knowledge can’t cash.
While 93% of American teens say they
know how the economy works, 29% have
had no economic schooling, according to a
survey of 1,000 U.S. teens ages 13-18 by
Alsion Wilson-Roach, Consul General of Jamaica to New York (center), joins the award-winning JTB team of Philip Rose, Wakefield Research on behalf of Junior
Regional Director, Northeast USA and Marcia Sinclair, District Sales Manager, Northeast USA on the red carpet to celebrate Achievement and the Charles Koch Founda-
their win at the 2020 Travvys in midtown Manhattan tion. Even in light of their false confidence,
teens are aware of the importance of financial
education.

Destination Jamaica Wins Triple Set goals. Managing your money is

more meaningful when you’re doing it with
purpose. This might mean budgeting to en-
sure you have enough money to maintain

Gold at 2020 Travvys Awards your auto insurance and keep gas in your car,
or you may be saving for a big senior trip.
Knowing what you want to achieve with
NEW YORK, NY: your money can help you plan how you

J amaica captured three gold awards at the

2020 Travvy Awards in New York City
including Best Culinary Destination,
spend it more wisely.
Weigh needs vs. wants. When you
begin making your own money, it’s easier to
Caribbean/Bahamas; Best Tourism Board indulge your own wishes and spend money
Overall and Best Tourism Board, on things you don’t necessarily need. To
Caribbean/Bahamas. The destination also some extent, that’s not a bad thing; rewarding
walked away with three silver awards: Best yourself is fine when you do so within rea-
Destination Overall, Best Honeymoon Des- son. That means not exceeding your avail-
tination, Caribbean/Bahamas and Best Wed- able funds, and not forsaking things you truly
ding Destination, Caribbean/Bahamas. need, like gas money to get to and from a job
On hand to collect the awards were the or school.
Jamaica Tourist Board’s (JTB) Philip Rose, Get a debit card. Most people find that
Regional Director, Northeast USA and Mar- having cash on hand makes it easier to spend.
cia Sinclair, District Sales Manager, North- If you use a debit card instead, you’re an
east USA. With unceasingly strong arrival extra step away from spending so you have
figures, Jamaica continues to be a premier a little more time to consider your purchase.
Caribbean destination, praised by visitors Another benefit of a debit card is it helps
around the globe. The awards were pre- track your purchases in real time so you can
sented in the presence of hundreds of travel keep constant tabs on your balance and en-
industry leaders, influencers and media at sure you don’t overdraft your account.
Gotham Hall. Start a savings habit. Even if your in-
The annual Travvy Awards recognize come doesn’t allow for much, it’s a good idea
the highest standards of excellence in the to get in the habit of setting aside a portion
travel industry and honor travel companies, of each check. It may only be $10, but over
travel products, travel agencies, and destina- time each $10 deposit can build your account
tions for their outstanding achievements. toward a long-range goal.
Over 39,000 agents, who sell the vast ma- Protect your privacy. Teens who’ve
jority of these trips to tens of millions of grown up in the digital age tend to be less
skeptical and cautious about privacy matters
consumers yearly, vote and award the very
than their elder counterparts. It’s important
best in the travel industry.
that young people understand the potential
The Travvy Awards’ recognition contin-
impact of failing to protect their privacy
ues to reaffirm Jamaica’s powerful and last-
when it comes to financial matters, including
ing impact on the world and all who visit the
the possibility that their identities could be
island. Now in its 6th year, the Travvy
stolen and all of their money siphoned away.
Awards have quickly earned the reputation
Teaching kids about security is an essential
as the Academy Awards of the travel indus- lesson in economics.
try. These new accolades reaffirms the is- Visit ja.org for more tips and informa-
land’s bold pronouncement that Jamaica is tion to help raise your teen’s financial liter-
the Heartbeat of the World. acy.
For more information about Jamaica, Photo courtesy of Getty Images
please visit www.visitjamaica.com.
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Why Do We Give Valentine Cards?

V alentine’s Day, also called St.
Valentine’s Day, holiday (February
14) when lovers express their affection
with greetings and gifts. The holiday has
origins in the Roman festival of Luper-
calia, held in mid-February.
The festival, which celebrated the
coming of spring, included fertility rites
and the pairing off of women with men
by lottery. At the end of the 5th century,
Pope Gelasius I replaced Lupercalia with
St. Valentine’s Day. It came to be cele-
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the 14th century.
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Justin Mayweather
to fight in Jamaica
KINGSTON, JAMAICA:
J ustin Mayweather, the younger brother
of renowned world welterweight boxer
Floyd Mayweather, will headline the i-fight
promotion 6-fight card on Saturday dubbed
"A Night of Explosive Boxing" at the Ja-
maica College Auditorium.
The announcement was made on Tues-
day morning at Usain Bolt's Tracks and
Records Sports Bar and Lounge as I-Fight
Promotions and Justin Mayweather deliv-
ered on their promise made during Justin's
visit to the island in August when he men-
tioned that his first fight for 2020 would
have been in Jamaica.
Jamaican boxing fans will see Justin
Mayweather who is undefeated in his five
professional fights with 4 coming by way
of TKO going up against Christian Foster
who has suffered three defeats from as
many fights in the bantamweight division.
The contest will be over 4 rounds in
Justin Mayweather
the welterweight class and according to
Chris Joy, CEO of I-Fight Promotions, this up against Angel Martinez in a mid-
is the first of several fights where world- dleweight contest. Bowen's record stands
rated boxers will showcase their skills in- at 2 and 3, while Martinez is 8-10 and 3,
front of the Jamaican fans. but Bowen is promising the Jamaicans
Stephen "Bomber" Jones, president of supporters an explosive affair over the four
Jamaica Boxing Board of Control (JBBC) rounds.
says to have a member of the Mayweather Bowen's gym-mate Martin Anderson
family boxing in Jamaica is a great boost will face Christopher Rodriquez in a wel-
for the sport. terweight bout. Anderson's record stands at
The co-feature on the night will see Ja- 1, 9 and 2,while Rodriquez won on debut
maica's Jermaine Bowen who is returning and promises to put on a show for the Ja-
to the ring after a two year absence, going maican fans. There will be five other local
match-ups on the programme.
Asafa gets
statue in
his honor
KINGSTON, JAMAICA
F ormer 100m World record holder Asafa
Powell said he still can’t come to grips
with the thought of a statue being erected
in his honor.
The 37-year-old Powell will witness
the unveiling of the monument on Sunday,
February 9th by Jamaica’s Prime Minister
Andrew Holness in a special ceremony at
the National Stadium at 5:00 pm. “It’s a
great honour and privilege for me,” said a
smiling Powell moments after running the
Asafa Powell (l) demonstrates his dance
lead leg on the MVP 4x100m relay at Milo
movement to Jamaican Prime Minister
Western Relays at G C Foster College.
Andrew Holness at the unveiling of a
The statues not only highlight Ja-
statue in Powell’s honor on February 9 at
maican athletic success, but will serve as
the National Stadium, Kingston, Jamaica.
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Woman charged for taking cash for ‘sham marriage’
Newark, New Jersey: Strauss and Monsuru Ogunbiyi, bank account and took staged pho-

A 28-year-old New Jersey

woman admitted she accepted
$1,500 to enter into what authorities
36, got married in New Jersey on
June 3, 2016. Ogunbiyi, though,
was already living in western Penn-
said was a “sham marriage” with a sylvania and returned there follow-
Nigerian man hoping to become a ing the ceremony, authorities said.
U.S. citizen. The next year, Ogunbiyi used
Ajia Strauss, of Newark, Strauss’ Newark address when he
pleaded guilty in federal court in began the process of becoming a cit-
Pittsburgh to conspiracy to defraud izen, according to court papers. The
the United States, the U.S. Attor- two also exchanged texts on multi-
ney’s Office for Western Pennsylva- ple occasions so they could learn
nia said in a statement. about one another, opened a joint
tos of themselves together ahead of
an appearance before U.S. Citizen-
ship and Immigration Services.
Ogunbiyi previously pleaded
guilty and is likely to be deported,
according to court papers. Strauss is
scheduled to be sentenced in Pitts-
burgh on June 3.
She could face up to five years
in prison and $250,000 in fines, au-
thorities said.

N.J. pushes Trump administration to

tighten rules for lead in drinking water
N ew Jersey is pushing the federal gov-
ernment to beef up protections for
lead in drinking water, after the U.S. Envi-
ronmental Protection Agency suggested
major changes to its rules for the first time
in decades.
The top law enforcement officers in
nine states sent a letter to the agency sum-
marizing their concerns on Wednesday,
February 19th the extended deadline for
public comment.
The EPA’s proposed changes “misses
the mark,” Gov. Phil Murphy said in a
statement, and fails “to adequately address
our nation’s rapidly deteriorating water in-
frastructure.”
State Attorney General Gurbir Grewal,
who co-signed the letter, argued in a state-
ment that more resources needed to be
spent on lower-income communities.
Late last year, the EPA proposed several
updates to its Lead and Copper Rule. That
includes mandating that systems replace
certain lead lines and improving the chem-
ical process that prevents lead from break-
ing off into water. That process is what
broke down in Newark.
Grewal and other officials support
those changes, but want the agency to do
more.
Among other requests, the letter asked
the EPA to tighten standards for how much
lead is allowed in drinking water.
On the same day the EPA originally
filed the proposal, Murphy endorsed a plan
that would replace all lead lines in New
Jersey over a decade, at a potential cost of
more than $2 billion.

Medical marijuana could

soon be covered under
workers comp in N.J
tate lawmakers took steps on two bills on Thursday, February 13, 2020 that could
S bring protections for companies that insure cannabis-related companies in the Gar-
den State and also allow those on workers’ compensation to have their medical weed
covered. The state Assembly committee on financial institutions advanced the two bills,
but the state Senate has yet to take up either.
The first (A377) protects insurance companies and their employees from retalia-
tion by state or local government if they engage with marijuana-related businesses.
The bill cleared committee 11-1 with one abstention. The bill would not require insur-
ance companies to take on cannabis-related clients.
“As we move forward addressing marijuana as a medicine and holding up indus-
tries, we have to put in place, first protections for our residents, but also protections
for professional businesses that participate in the industry,” said Assemblyman Joe
Danielsen, D-Somerset, who sponsored the bill.
Marijuana remains a federally illegal schedule 1 drug, even though states like
New Jersey have legalized it for medical use. The contradicting federal and state laws
have left banks and insurers wary of doing business with any pot-associated company.
The Secure and Fair Enforcement, (SAFE) Banking Act passed the U.S. House in
the fall, but has stalled in the Senate. It includes a provision sought by U.S. Sen. Robert
Menendez, D-N.J., that would allow companies to seek insurance.
If passed, the proposed state law would not supersede federal regulations, meaning
insurers could see federal actions against them. But federal officials have largely left
state medical and legalized marijuana programs around the country untouched.

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