TNCP interview with D.L. Hughley

(This is a Two Part Interview- Part I was in the previous edition.)

D.L. Hughley has a natural gift for comedy, yet trained himself to better at his profession. He recently performed at the Wharton Center in Lansing, MI and sat down for a heart-to-heart.  Family life was part of his workout.

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The International Print Portfolio: Artists’ Expressions of Universal Human Rights

Before the Nazi Holocaust, it was a generally-held belief that protecting human rights was the concern of individual governments. But the international alliance formed during World War II, combined with the final revelation of the horrors that had taken place at the hands of the Nazis, convinced many people of the necessity of making human rights a universal concern monitored under universal standards.

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Guess Who’s Coming to TV? A Pakistani Exchange Student

16-year-old Justin Tolchuck, played brilliantly by Dan Byrd and Pakistani Muslim student Raja played by Adhir Kalyan in “Aliens in America”.  Courtesy photo

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Owners of Winnie the Pooh to Appeal State Court Decision to California Supreme Court

They will Move Ahead with Federal Court Case Including Termination of Disney’s
Rights Which Are Worth $12 to $15 Billion and Seek $2 Billion in Damages

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We Remember: My Father, Alvin E. Haynes, Sr.

     Alvin Haynes Sr. who was affectionately known as “Big Al” walked into the arms of Jesus on September 29, 2007 due to complications from diabetes.  He was born on August 18, 1941 to Oscar and Emily Haynes.

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D.L. Hughley is “Unapologetic”: Comedian Set to Perform at MSU

Need a bit of humor in your life?  Well get ready to roll, the incredibly funny D.L. Hughley is set to perform at Cobb Great Hall on Michigan State University’s campus. 
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Viola Liuzzo Exhibit to Open at Women’s Historical Center October 20: Slain Civil Rights Worker Is a Michigan Women’s Hall of Fame Honoree

A Civil Rights worker from Detroit who was murdered by members of the Ku Klux Klan following the March to Montgomery in 1965 is the subject of a dramatic new exhibit at the Michigan Women’s Historical Center.

 

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