Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Kingston's Passenger -- 'We Were Going REALLY Fast'
Singer Sean Kingston was involved in a Jet Ski accident. He is ok for more info check out this link.Kingston's Passenger -- 'We Were Going REALLY Fast'
........Blesssings STN
........Blesssings STN
Monday, May 30, 2011
Happy Memorial Day!!!! We Honor You.
Happy Memorial Day To all the Vets Remembering my Uncle Donnell Ervin today also, Let the games begin. Today Souftanorf wil also reach 3000 views in Four short months and we are very excited, thank you for all the love and support. Follow us and subscribe now.........Blesssings STN
Friday, May 27, 2011
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Black Bike Week Memorial day celebration!
Come on down it will be safe and NAACP will be in attendance!!
Black Bike Week is the annual Memorial Day weekend gathering of African-American motorcycle enthusiasts.
It has also become the time when members of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People hold “Operation Bike Week Justice,” a time when the organization monitors discriminatory practices in Myrtle Beach.
During the three-day weekend, NAACP teams will be observing police activity and treatment of black tourists, monitoring the practices of local businesses, watching traffic patterns and fielding calls via an incident hotline.
A press conference will be held at 11 a.m. on Thursday, May 26th at Myrtle Beach City Hall outlining the plan for the weekend and the strategy for monitoring the city.
“Any form of racial discrimination against Black Bike Week visitors will not be tolerated,” said NAACP Vice President of Stakeholder Relations Nelson B. Rivers, III, and a native South Carolinian.
“Closing businesses or refusing to provide equal services to Black Bike Week visitors that are provided to visitors at other times of the year, not only makes no economic sense, it is against the law.”
........Blesssings STN
Black Bike Week is the annual Memorial Day weekend gathering of African-American motorcycle enthusiasts.
It has also become the time when members of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People hold “Operation Bike Week Justice,” a time when the organization monitors discriminatory practices in Myrtle Beach.
During the three-day weekend, NAACP teams will be observing police activity and treatment of black tourists, monitoring the practices of local businesses, watching traffic patterns and fielding calls via an incident hotline.
A press conference will be held at 11 a.m. on Thursday, May 26th at Myrtle Beach City Hall outlining the plan for the weekend and the strategy for monitoring the city.
“Any form of racial discrimination against Black Bike Week visitors will not be tolerated,” said NAACP Vice President of Stakeholder Relations Nelson B. Rivers, III, and a native South Carolinian.
“Closing businesses or refusing to provide equal services to Black Bike Week visitors that are provided to visitors at other times of the year, not only makes no economic sense, it is against the law.”
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