Ted Hayes Update
A slight change in plans...here's the new & improved info for this weekend:
Choose Black America to Hold Chicago Workshop and Press Conference:Defending the Legacy of the American Civil Rights Movement Against Illegal Alien Advocacy Networks
WHAT
Choose Black America (CBA), a coalition of black American leaders and veterans of the American civil rights movement will hold a press conference and workshop aimed at defending the true legacy of the struggle for civil rights in America.
WHO
Among the press conference participants will be:
Frank Morris - chairman, CBA and former dean at Morgan State University
Ted Hayes - national advocate for the homeless and founder of Dome Village in Los Angeles
James Clingman - former editor of the Cincinnati Herald and founder of the Cincinnati African American Chamber of Commerce
Kevin Fobbs - president, National Urban Action Council and radio talk show host
James Spencer - Los Angeles-based entrepreneur
Terrence Lang - [details to be added].
WHEN & WHERE
Saturday October 21, 2006
Press Conference 11AM at Adalberto United Methodist Church is 2716 W. Division Street, Chicago, Il 60622.
Workshop 3PM at the Hyatt Regency O’Hare, 9300 West Bryn Mawr Ave. Rosemont, IL in the Pan American Room, Lobby Level
WHY
The legacy and the symbols of the struggle of black American to achieve equal treatment under the law is under attack by a network of illegal alien advocacy organizations. Equating the demands of illegal aliens for amnesty and other benefits, to the black civil rights movement trivializes the historic injustices to Americans of African descent and the heroism of those who fought to overcome racial discrimination.
Chicago is the epicenter of the illegal alien advocacy network's attempt to co-opt the moral legacy of the civil rights struggle. Illegal alien advocates are shamelessly exploiting the memory of Rosa Parks, by comparing her stand against racial injustice with that of Elvira Arellano, an illegal alien seeking to claim the mantle of civil rights in her effort to evade deportation.