Algenita Scott Davis “

Named in 1865 and settled primarily by African-American freedmen is Houston’s 5th Ward segment of the city. Phyllis Wheatley, Barbara Jordan, Mickey Leland, George Foreman and James Prince are amidst only a snippet of the individuals whose gifts and talents the historically Black community has produced. As such, the story of Ms. Algenita Scott-Davis is only a continuance of the remarkable contributions made by members originating from the renowned edition that is located north of Buffalo Bayou and east of Jensen Drive.
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Pastor’s Profile: Pastor R.W. Townsend

DALLAS- African-American News & Issues presents Pastor Robert W. Townsend. He is a resident of Dallas, Texas and married to Karen (Brown) Townsend. From 15 years of marriage, there has come one daughter, Natalie and one son, Morgan. Licensed and ordained, he has been in the gospel ministry for over 18 years.

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Sisters and Cousin share Garland ISD bond

GARLAND- Garland ISD is often referred to as one big family. In fact, the district employs and educates several sets of relatives. But for three middle school girls, the draw of GISD is more than just DNA. Sisters Korrhea and Sorrhea Kay, along with their cousin Montra Pearson, see the district as a place to share passions and the pursuit of excellence.
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Rev. Samuel Compton, Sr.

Raised in a planned community developed in the 1940’s which was settled by African-Americans is Pastor Samuel Compton, Sr.. Settegast was a self-sustained community during segregation, residents raised hogs and chickens and grew greens and potatoes. Young Samuel was nurtured and molded under two of Settegast most prominent and notorious leaders, the late Pastor Thomas J. and Dr. Esther Compton.
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Business Profile: The LaCroix Law Firm, PC”

African-American News&Issues presents: Damian E. LaCroix is a native Houstonian. After graduating from Westbury High School in 1992, Mr. LaCroix went on to receive his Finance degree from Texas A&M University in College Station.
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