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Christina Jeter
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Jul
Multi-Platinum selling recording artist Glasses Malone joins CA State Lobbyist, Matt Gray of Capital Alliance, to work with the incarcerated for human rights. Malone is passionate about improving public safety, making a difference, and prison reform. Glasses strives to bridge the lost connection between children and parents currently locked up through Friends outside National Organization (http://www.friendsoutside.org/) an organization he has partnered with “Just because you are incarcerated, doesn’t mean you should be treated as a subhuman. My mom was there to serve a drug sentence, not a death sentence.” - Glasses Malone
Street Approved: As a child, were you able to help your mother not have to traffic drugs?
Glasses Malone: I really wasn’t capable to help my mother financially. It was unfortunate that I could only observe.
Street Approved: What challenges do you face with this legislation? How do you plan to overcome them?
Glasses Malone: Politics will always have conflict and I am stating what I want done and why I want it done and will just deal with situations as they arise.
Street Approved: What do you say to people who say, “I don’t care about human rights for prisoners. They are in jail and not having human rights is part of their sentence!”?
Glasses Malone: Yes, jail is a consequence for some people’s action but they are still human beings who made a mistake. Unless they are sentenced to death, I feel the government should hold up to the Equal Protection Clause, Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution that all men are created equal and the states could not deprive people of the equal protection of the law.(The Bill Of Rights)
Glasses Malone aspires to help anyone who is incarcerated whether it is the single mom struggling to help take care of her child, the trouble kid hustling on the street, or a person who got caught up running with the wrong crowd. “I always speak to people from personal experiences, as I want people to know the truth first hand. I rely on pray to get me where I should be and how I should get there. I saw how hard it was for my mom and I didn’t want that to happen to me.” Street Approved Magazine wishes Malone the best. The sincerity Glasses has to make a difference to show that everyone deserves a chance makes sense.
I am with Glasses Malone~
Shay, a former 10 year prison inmate states, “The system spends more time penalizing then rehabilitating prisoners.” The now 28 year old was incarcerated at 18 and through the grace of God the staff at the prison didn’t make him feel as if he didn’t have any Human rights. “County Jail has more of a cruel/torturous condition because it has a higher turnover, meaning when you commit a crime you go to the police station, and then you go to jail to wait for your trail, before you are sentenced to prison. For those of you who think that people in prison don’t deserve Human rights, remember this, not everyone in jail is guilty, look at how many non- profit organizations have gotten people off death row with DNA testing!”
Shannie, served prison time from June 2008 to June 2011 and states, “ Jail ward prisoner was posted on my hospital room door as I gave birth to my son handcuffed to the bed, with a chain that limited me from the bed to the bathroom. I was induced and had to walk to the surgery room, they didn’t even offer me a wheelchair. Regardless of the mistakes I made I am still a human being, a daughter, a mother, and friend. This is not the treatment I deserved. I deserve equal rights.”
Anonymous (attempted murder, gang related), “The longest sentence I served was 7 years and staff took away my human rights. They abused their power and position and made me afraid to tell anyone on the streets because they will make it worse for those I care about who are still in the system. I was sentence to be in prison, not mistreated. I remember an inmate filed for health related treatment and by the time he got it, he was dead. It took 2 months for them to see him for his heart problems. I told the staff but they didn’t care. He was in so much pain that he couldn’t get up to eat, or shower, and then he just stop getting up at all. Sometimes to get away from the guards abusing me physically and mentally, I opted to be in isolation the hole or shu, which meant I had 23 hours alone to myself, 1 hour to work out or shower and then back to being locked up. I know I did wrong and my consequence to my action is prison, but no matter what I am still human. I ask this to the people looking from the outside in that think I deserve this because I am in prison, would you want this to happen to you or someone you care about? So why is it good enough for me?”
I am against this~
Sharron Correctional Officer, “I disagree with prisoners who say they don’t have any human rights in prison. You lost your freedom when you committed the crime that placed you in jail. So therefore you choose to live a life with restrictions. Yes, there are bad people in every occupation that abuse their authority and if a prisoner is a victim of it they have the right to protest it! All it takes is for one person to say something to start a domino effect. Inmates are restricted because they have tried to escape by faking illnesses. Once again these are the consequences of them committing a crime. Inmates have proven that they deserve to be locked up. If a correctional officer is not performing his or her job ethically then it will be investigated. The bottom line is America is in a financial crisis and we are not going to spend our money on prisoners who have been judged by the judicial system and deemed guilty by their peers. I have a friend who is in jail serving 50 years to life and we agree to disagree on this situation.”
Interviews conducted and constructed by: CJ
10
Jul
Before Mike ventured the music world he excelled at sports, so much so that his father nicknamed him, “Smoove” because his skills seemed so effortless. I questioned the entrepreneur on how a person who received a full basketball scholarship to college is now the hype man at some of the hottest clubs in Cali!
“Growing up I had to learn the difference, meaning I was around drugs and gang activity and even though it is glamorized with having fat pockets full of cash and beautiful women. The after math wasn’t worth it for me, so I never got caught up in the game!”
Taking his passion and knowledge he developed his skills for music, practicing 2- 3 hours a day after work developing his talent, which resulted in him becoming a collector of music. His humble hustler ambition never let him give in to the negativity. His now 12 year creditability has allowed him to be DJ-ing at his own club. “I no longer have to pay the door money, people come see me and I make all the money. I am the value of the club!”
Deejay Mikesmoove tagline is, “You can never have enough education”, being so he host a Sirus satellite show where you can hear more of his personal picks that he can play in the club and even purchase and download his mixes.
Being that Mike is not one to shy away from where he came from he always make sure he gives back to his community and those in need, his recent contributes include clothing, toy drives and sending needed items to the survivors of Hurricane Katrina.
Mike is not just a performer, but a mentor, father, and husband who always encourage everyone to never stop working towards their dreams.
To experience Deejay Mikesmoove spinning skills which consist of 10-11pm get your drink on with some R&B, then 11-12am get ready to bumps it up, 12-1am its full flag ladies sweat your hair out and fellas ring out your white tees, and then he ends the night by clearing the dance floor before you go home with some reggae, old school, 80’s, and 90’s.
For more about the Deejay Mikesmoove, check out:
FACEBOOK.COM/DJMIKESMOOVE
TWITTER.COM/DJMIKESMOOVE
WWW.DJMIKESMOOVE.COM
10
Jul
Lisa Carey is well known for her Niche Market Real Estate Company-Lisa Carey Realty which focuses on helping buyers to purchase real estate with No or Poor Credit, No Bank Requirements and No Qualifying in New Orleans, Louisiana. Lisa is the manager and Public Relations Director of former NFL player, CFL Grey Cup Champion and Chef Kerry Parker but now the self made mogul has a new promising venture with a Natural Skin Care Products. Her uniquely formulated razor bump care kit for men is an all natural product that works on the skin, chin, chest, back, and private area. This individually designed razor bump care is easy to use, works fast, with no alcohol and if applied with heat, works with faster results while softening and improving the skin all while reducing the growth of ingrown hairs.
The Razor Bump Care Kit is priced at $129.99 and includes natural vitamins to improve the health of the skin, an all natural mask to smooth, lighten and remove rough skin blemishes and pimples and a natural medicated salve medicated to reduce swelling, irritation and inflammation. The salve is used twice a day in the beginning with a hot towel then reduces to once a day before and after you shave, to treat the condition and maintain the skin. The best part is the entire kit can be used for women as well for the underarms hair and bikini hair lines area. You can visually see great improvements after only several uses.
The Ladies Bridal Skin Repair kit includes all natural whole body vitamins, acne-blemish fighting crème. All natural blemish /acne body wash, natural foot/skin softener, all natural blemish mask and acne /blemish fighting herbal teas. Begin the regime 6 months before the wedding for best results, you will have the clearest skin and need no make-up needed on your wedding day.
Sale price is $495.00 and kits include a free one on one consultation on the product usage for your new order.
For more information about Lisa and her products please refer to the information below:
Lisa Carey
Razor Bump Care
504-340-3429
http://www.andmagazine.com/content/and_3971.php
P.O.Box 696 St. Rose, La. 70087
Charles Allen– Former Saints Player–1975-1976
Jack Holmes former New Orleans Saints
Former NFL/CFL player and current celebrity chef Kerry Parker
Images edited by Jr Arts
3
Jul
I will never be a victim again
Published in Accomplishments, Interviews, Poems, StoriesMy love is so enchanting that it can make you think you are desired by all in society.
My hate is so repugnant that is can make Satan cringe.
You may claim me to be weak, but why is it me that you need to beat up on to feel strong, to control to feel powerful, and to enjoy to feel needed. In reality I am stronger than your fist, heavier than the weight of your body, and more convincing than your words.
Who am I? I am the person who nurtures life, the desire you seek and the most delicately sensual vigilante you will ever meet.
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Appreciated by Marie Laveau:
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