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"Depending on break dates and length of stay.
word should be spread througr
black community to cut off ties with
that company, she said.
The 44-year-old Taylor said black
spending power is over $200 billion
annually. She told the audience they
must organize their economic power
so as not to “empower those entities
that would disempower us.”
“There are two groups that I find
in the most pain in our community:
poor blacks and corporate blacks,”
she said.
Even though black people are
qualified to be in the upper echelons
of corporate America, they aren’t
there, Taylor said.
“It’s not because we’re not well-
trained, it’s not because we haven’t
burned the midnight oil, it’s pure
and simple racism,” she said. “What
black America needs is our own cor
porate America.”
She credited much of her success
to the habit of having quiet time
alone. She told the audience to get in
the habit of spending time with
themselves each day for a period of
self-questioning and evaluation.
“Each of us has a finite amount of
time, but it’s enough time to realize
our dreams,” she said. “But you
don’t even know what your dreams
are if you don’t take quiet time
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“The answer to any dilemma ,
could ever face is inside of you
you don’t take quiet time you'll ^
ways doubt yourself. It’s dui
quiet time that you shore you
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“I challenge you as I challenj
myself. 1 challenge you to really;
as you climb.”
Taylor began writing free-lat
for Essence in 1971, a year after;
started a cosmetics company.
worked in a variety of positions
the magazine’s staff bef ore beinjT
pointed editor-in-chief in 1981;
sence, with four million subscrifc
is celebrating its 20th anniversilT
this year. I-
Taylor emphasized the im|>
tance of African-American studelfl
knowing their history. Citing Hjlf
riet Tubman’s efforts to escortslaijfl
to freedom and Marcus Gar,iff)
printing-press operation in 19;i
Harlem, the hardest work hasbel
done, she said.
“We made America, black r
and women working side by >
over hundreds of years,” said tJBia
lor, who grew up in Harlem. “If, <
know your history, then you hcl .
you have strength. Stay rooted ma
your culture.
“We have lots of oars in the waj
we have to make sure we use their: .
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pull smartly, and in the same dirt ?!
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phers, the first anything you can put
an ‘ist’ on the end of, such as scien
tists, have their origins in Egypt,” he
said. “Scholarship, excellence and
leadership were spawned in the Nile
Valley. Everything begins in Egypt
and the Old Mec culture (of the Az
tecs).
“There is no science taught at
A&M that was not started by a black
man. Most of Einstein’s ideas appear
in African science and philosophy
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children. Tone Loc is
talking about the ‘Wild
Thing.’ We allow that to
happen. We are the
progenitors of knowlege.
We allow other people to
take control who don’t
even have the best
interests of our children in
mind.”
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seven centuries before Einstein. This
is documented.
“There wasn’t anything called ad
vanced medicine in Europe prior to
what the Asians and Africans discov
ered. The oldest medical books
known to man ... are from Africa.”
While it is important for blacks to
know the history of their culture, it is
equally important for them to pass
on that knowledge.
“We allow Tone Loc to be the ed
ucator of our children,” he said.
“Tone Loc is talking about the ‘Wild
Thing.’ We allow that to happen. We
are the progenitors of knowlege. We
allow other people to take control
who don’t even have the best inter
ests of our children in mind.”
After looking to their past, An
derson said African-American stu
dents must use their knowledge base
to plan for their futures.
“Don’t be deluded by data that
might suggest you will be a success,
when in fact, success is light years
away,” he said.
He cited a USA Today study that
said there will be 70,000 jobs avail
able to college graduates at the end
of May. H i
“There is no time to waste tic enc
and be unfocused when there aifijes
only 70,000 jobs available,” he sjk j
“We’re talking about hundreds (
thousands of graduates wantid ^
70,000 jobs and you don’t even pH'
in the diligence and persistence
study. Come on, who are you fo;
ling?” S P C
To prepare for the future, Ande: Bui
son said students must demand tlflre
resources they need to succeed ■
school and to attain a strong kno» i
edge of their culture and history. De
“You have the right to demaelT
the structures on your campus tL 1 /
will address the diversity of stil
dents,” he said. “You have the rim “
to have all the structures availablei||no
you to help you attain academice Tie
cellence. Never refrain from makjjLj
that demand because there was tin .<
first Hispanic and that first blac ^
person who got that degree fror ^
Texas A&M so you could be hen
right now.” ■ <.‘ J HI ^
Anderson summed up the nee jnd
for knowledge with a Chinese pro- hor
verb: | f
“A man who does not know, arJtiva
does not know iliat he does : nilK
know, is a fool. Stay away from hill ^
A man who does not know, klL^
thinks that he knows, is a charlatan
Be careful of him. He whodoesiK® ®
know, hut knows that he does in ^ 0,i
know, is a child. Teach him. Hevdi Pu
knows, and knows that he knows.is
wise man. Sit at his feet and lean mitt
from him.” jvYc
Anderson received his unde: At r
graduate degree in psychology fr« 0 f ^
Villanova University and his Phi ] e jj (
from Cornell. He is currently a pn'
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Don’t be deluded by
data that might suggest
you will be a success,
when in fact, success is
light years away.”
— Dr. James Anderso
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Alumni Award for 1987 fromViMa
nova and the International Resean
Award from Dillard University fret
Cross-Cultural Research, and wasstj U
lected for Who’s Who AmongBk- Tex;
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