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It’s Hard To Smell Your Own Stinky Trash

It’s Hard To Smell Your Own Stinky Trash

By Damita on March 18, 2010

Submitted to Ujima by Rev. Leroy Hargrove
Have you ever walked into your house and wondered, “what is that stinky smell”. You immediately ask the person who has been there all day and he or she is like…”what smell”. You see, that person has been in the house along with the stinky smell for [...]

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The Cards of Life: What will you do with the hand you have been given?

The Cards of Life: What will you do with the hand you have been given?

By Mary on January 27, 2010

It is understood that some people feel they have been dealt a bad hand. The woes of life are pressing on every side and frankly, it doesn’t ever seem to stop. Sometimes these pressures tend to mold us and shape us so that even when good and easy times come, we can’t enjoy them because they are still filtered through the all the [...]

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The Zilker Park Christmas Tree

The Zilker Park Christmas Tree

By Damita on December 14, 2009

“Who’s really behind the name change?”
Once again the Christmas season is upon us. Festive lights find themselves draped upon houses through out neighborhoods and upon city streets, and people all across the country share the warmth and joy of giving gifts to their friends and loved ones. However, in Austin, Texas, Christmas has been a [...]

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