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Justice Shelvin Louise Marie Hall Sworn In

A dynamic and historical Swearing In Ceremony officiated by The Rev. Dr. Shelvin Jerome Hall, Pastor for 45 years of the Friendship Baptist Church, took place on December 3, 2000 at the church. After being sworn in by Illinois Supreme Court Justice Charles E. Freeman, in her remarks, the newly elected and sworn Justice of the Illinois Appellate Court, Justice Shelvin Louise Marie Hall proclaimed

Spectrum Writer To Release Novel

Ambassador Joseph Amamoo

“My writing credo: He who writes only to make money with no intention of making a contribution through writing towards making the world a better place for all of us, is a pimp, albeit a literary pimp.”

I STILL HAVE A DREAM

Vaughn Wilson

As we celebrate the legacy and accomplishments of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. this month, let’s not lose sight of the reason why Dr. King had fought, eloquently spoke and led marches. It is not easy to gloss over the purpose of the man and the meaning of his activism with superficial pomp and circumstances. African-American children in particular and some adults especially need to know what Dr. King died fighting to uplift, empower and gain equality for Blacks.

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