[AGL] NAACP shameful?

[michele mason]

Jon, the answer may be a bit long for the time I have just now, but  
I'll give a few. Lack of objectivity—no research, just obstructive. Cry  
boohoo about the police regardless of the truth. Consider the so-called  
"kid" who was out after 2 am in a stolen car—whose girlfriend called  
the police claiming domestic violence (the most dangerous of all calls  
for the police). He refuses to get out of the car, or cut off the motor  
and then traps police arm in car window and proceeds to drive away,  
dragging the cop who then shot him. His mother wails he's a good boy,  
always home, etc. NAACP screams "Police Brutality". Sometimes its true,  
other times, not. NAACP chooses the former EVERY time. "Hello" the  
community needs them to mentor values. Instead,
spend worthless time to get 40 acres and the mule ($). No way to  
determine who, how much, how to deliver—just another boohoo.
Lack of constructive  effort to set-up programs for youth; single,  
"child" mothers; education; self-esteem; values, practical life skills.
Last meetings I witnessed were about the best hat and most fashionable.  
No notice of the poor—no affiliations with organizations trying to  
remedy problems. Racist, ill-mannered children. No quest for real  
history, for instance, Uncle Tom was the hero of the story. Faint, or  
scream at the site of Confederate Battle Flag without any idea of the  
true nature of The War Between The States. No open ideas about  
heritage—not hate. Unable/unwilling to place their thinking in the time  
period. (Highly recommend 3 vol set by Shelby Foote—the South's best  
and most truthful historian on the subject)
No concern for peoples of other colors, say, red, for instance.  Just  
snippets  mm

On Nov 29, 2006, at 12:39 PM, Jon Ford wrote:


>

> Michele-- Why would you consider NAACP a "shameful" org today? Are  

> they too radical or not radical enough? Uncle Toms or Malcolm Xs? On  

> the take? What's the deal?

>

> Jon

>

>> From: michele mason <yaya.m at earthlink.net>

>> Reply-To: survivors' reminiscences about Austin Ghetto Daze in the  

>> 60s<austin-ghetto-list at pairlist.net>

>> To: survivors' reminiscences about Austin Ghetto Daze in the  

>> 60s<austin-ghetto-list at pairlist.net>

>> Subject: Re: [AGL] The OVERTONS! I wanna know more about this...

>> Date: Wed, 29 Nov 2006 09:26:57 -0600

>>

>> I forgot to mention Volma Overton. What a lovely, humble, persistent  

>> man. We worked together a good deal. I was so glad I decided to call  

>> him the week before he passed. He wanted to show me his book and  

>> introduce me to his publisher since I'm writing a similar memoir  

>> about working for civil rights in Shreveport. I'm so sorry we didn't  

>> make that meeting, but just so happy to have known the kind of man  

>> who's hard to find these days. The "new" NAACP is shameful—that's my  

>> opinion and I'm stickin to it.  mm

>>

>> On Nov 27, 2006, at 10:51 AM, Frances Morey wrote:

>>

>>> Cute story, Michele,

>>> What an interesting job for your mom!

>>> Best,

>>> Frances

>>>

>>> michele mason <yaya.m at earthlink.net> wrote:

>>>> Mom was amazing!

>>>> Once when I was working with the Overtons; singing-in at City  

>>>> council,

>>>> a photog from (Texas Ranger?) got a pix of Mrs. Overton, Margo and

>>>> myself front page. Someone in Mother's office waited for her to go  

>>>> to

>>>> lunch and folded it carefully to the picture and propped it up on  

>>>> her

>>>> desk. She came home crying, afraid to lose her job. I was grounded  

>>>> of

>>>> course.

>>>> It is so sad what Alzheimer can do to such a remarkable person. mm

>>>>

>>>> On Nov 27, 2006, at 10:07 AM, Jon Ford wrote:

>>>>

>>>> > Michelle-- that is some serious power. Also a test of moral  

>>>> stamina!

>>>> >

>>>> > Jon

>>>> >

>>>> >

>>>> >> From: michele mason

>>>> >> Reply-To: survivors' reminiscences about Austin Ghetto Daze in  

>>>> the

>>>> >> 60s

>>>> >> To: survivors' reminiscences about Austin Ghetto Daze in the

>>>> >> 60s

>>>> >> Subject: Re: [AGL] Figi House & Casino Royale

>>>> >> Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2006 09:52:38 -0600

>>>> >>

>>>> >> My mom was in the Gov's Budget Division. From Shivers to Brisco,  

>>>> she

>>>> >> purchased everything that went to the Govs mansion, as well as

>>>> >> airplanes, etc. Nelley Connally (sp?) made her crazy—spending  

>>>> like no

>>>> >> tomorrow. mm

>>>> >>

>>>> >> On Nov 26, 2006, at 12:32 PM, Jon Ford wrote:

>>>> >>

>>>> >>> Yes it was Dolph-- typo. I think my father worked for him too at

>>>> >>> some point-- he was Press Secretary to a lot of Texas  

>>>> governors. He

>>>> >>> knew everyone in Texas politics, and still hangs out with some  

>>>> of

>>>> >>> the old-timers.

>>>> >>>

>>>> >>> Jon

>>>> >>>

>>>> >>>

>>>> >>>> From: michele mason

>>>> >>>> Reply-To: survivors' reminiscences about Austin Ghetto Daze in  

>>>> the

>>>> >>>> 60s

>>>> >>>> To: survivors' reminiscences about Austin Ghetto Daze in the

>>>> >>>> 60s

>>>> >>>> Subject: Re: [AGL] Figi House & Casino Royale

>>>> >>>> Date: Wed, 22 Nov 2006 17:58:24 -0600

>>>> >>>>

>>>> >>>> Wasn't that "Dolph"? He was the last gov my mom worked for. mm

>>>> >>>>

>>>> >>>> On Nov 20, 2006, at 11:09 PM, Jon Ford wrote:

>>>> >>>>

>>>> >>>>>

>>>> >>>>>

>>>> >>>>> Micael-- Are you speaking of Doph Briscoe, onetime governor of

>>>> >>>>> Texas? As a child,age about 14, I spent a pleasant time

>>>> >>>>> recuperating from the notorious Mexican "tourista bug" at his

>>>> >>>>> family's desolate ranch in South Texas. This was the only  

>>>> time I

>>>> >>>>> ever "went Texas," but I was unfortunately unable to climb

>>>> >>>>> aboard any gigantic longhorn steers or rope any broncos as I  

>>>> was

>>>> >>>>> sick as a dog the whole week.

>>>> >>>>>

>>>> >>>>> Jon Ford

>>>> >>>>>

>>>> >>>>>

>>>> >>>>>> From: micael at micaelpriest.com

>>>> >>>>>> Reply-To: survivors' reminiscences about Austin Ghetto Daze  

>>>> in

>>>> >>>>>> the 60s

>>>> >>>>>> To: austin-ghetto-list at pairlist.net

>>>> >>>>>> Subject: [AGL] Figi House & Casino Royale

>>>> >>>>>> Date: Mon, 20 Nov 2006 17:14:52 -0600

>>>> >>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>> FIGI house is at 27th and Whitis, big white colonial...i

>>>> >>>>>> lived next door at the Rhea house in 69 ,3 or 4 doors down  

>>>> from

>>>> >>>>>> the Campus Guild(Socialist dorm with the constantly running  

>>>> LSD

>>>> >>>>>> driven Bridge Game). FIGI's had the toga partys all right.  

>>>> fixt

>>>> >>>>>> em up with a little herb from time to time. all ex highschool

>>>> >>>>>> jocks though and generally pretty thick. We got in a snowball

>>>> >>>>>> war withem the one time it snowed that winter, we whipped  

>>>> their

>>>> >>>>>> asses, they responded by shooting an arrow through one of our

>>>> >>>>>> guys' window upstairs with a note on it claiming victory.  

>>>> Bill

>>>> >>>>>> Narum's Dad was a FIGI, his roomate was Dolf Briscoe, i knew

>>>> >>>>>> Dolf was a football player but i was a little mystified about

>>>> >>>>>> what kinda jock mr. Narum might have been...he was a fencer.  

>>>> I

>>>> >>>>>> was a fencer at UT freshman and senior year. still have the

>>>> >>>>>> back 3/4ths of my foil.

>>>> >>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>> As i recall, the first Casino Royale was a send up of Bond

>>>> >>>>>> movies...maybe w/ Peter Sellers?

>>>> >>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>> aidedoo,

>>>> >>>>>> micael priest

>>>> >>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>

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>>>> >>>>>>> Today's Topics:

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> 1. Re: movie intro, don't go without a quality check (Wayne

>>>> >>>>>>> Johnson)

>>>> >>>>>>> 2. Re: movie intro, don't go without a quality check

>>>> >>>>>>> (Fontaine Maverick)

>>>> >>>>>>> 3. Re: movie intro, don't go without a quality check

>>>> >>>>>>> (Frances Morey)

>>>> >>>>>>> 4. Movies (Igor Loving)

>>>> >>>>>>>

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>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> Message: 1

>>>> >>>>>>> Date: Sun, 19 Nov 2006 23:57:06 -0500

>>>> >>>>>>> From: "Wayne Johnson"

>>>> >>>>>>> Subject: Re: [AGL] movie intro, don't go without a quality  

>>>> check

>>>> >>>>>>> To: "survivors' reminiscences about Austin Ghetto Daze in  

>>>> the

>>>> >>>>>>> 60s"

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> Message-ID: <019101c70c60$5761f620$0e606fcc at wayne8wvactdtz>

>>>> >>>>>>> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> The only frat that had really good toga parties were the  

>>>> Fijis.

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> wgJ

>>>> >>>>>>> ----- Original Message ----- From: Fontaine Maverick To:

>>>> >>>>>>> survivors' reminiscences about Austin Ghetto Daze in the 60s

>>>> >>>>>>> Sent: Sunday, November 19, 2006 8:51 PM

>>>> >>>>>>> Subject: Re: [AGL] movie intro, don't go without a quality

>>>> >>>>>>> check

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> Oh-my-god, Frances. I bet you have never been to a  

>>>> fraternity

>>>> >>>>>>> toga party! ----- Original Message ----- From: Frances

>>>> >>>>>>> Morey To: survivors' reminiscences about Austin Ghetto Daze

>>>> >>>>>>> in the 60s Sent: Sunday, November 19, 2006 7:11 PM

>>>> >>>>>>> Subject: Re: [AGL] movie intro, don't go without a quality

>>>> >>>>>>> check

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> I've put rotten tomatoes into my favorites file, for future

>>>> >>>>>>> reference. I trust what ordinary people say about movies  

>>>> more

>>>> >>>>>>> than I do critics or other industry types practicing hype.  

>>>> PF

>>>> >>>>>>> seemed to me like the very definition of sacrilege.  

>>>> Antipathy

>>>> >>>>>>> to religion was what made it so popular but violence for the

>>>> >>>>>>> sake of violence, shock value, fundamental disrespect for an

>>>> >>>>>>> institution offends me. The military and fraternities were

>>>> >>>>>>> originally established to teach men how to be men however  

>>>> one

>>>> >>>>>>> became "selective" [read: enlist the already civilized who

>>>> >>>>>>> don't need such training] and the other a model for Animal

>>>> >>>>>>> House [read: drunken druggies disrespectfully acting out

>>>> >>>>>>> towards women and society.] Religions were "organized" to

>>>> >>>>>>> discourage "sin" whatever that is thought to be, past and

>>>> >>>>>>> present. Now no one is teaching males how to be men, women  

>>>> are

>>>> >>>>>>> in ascendancy in the education and the professions because

>>>> >>>>>>> women seem to have better instincts for applying themselves  

>>>> to

>>>> >>>>>>> learning and having s

>>>> >>>>>>> uccess in school training for the professions.

>>>> >>>>>>> I used to brag that, without sin, I will go straight to

>>>> >>>>>>> heaven when I die since I have never had an abortion nor got

>>>> >>>>>>> paid for having sex. I have no regrets about the former.

>>>> >>>>>>> Frances

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> Fontaine Maverick wrote:

>>>> >>>>>>> Borat? Not sure why you found PF reprehensible, but I

>>>> >>>>>>> don't think Borat is the same type of movie (I haven't seen

>>>> >>>>>>> it) It is a comedy, for one thing - but the tomatometer is

>>>> >>>>>>> currently at 92%.

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> Rotten Tomatoes is an excellent source of movie reviews -

>>>> >>>>>>> usually over 100 of them for each movie.

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> http://www.rottentomatoes.com/

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> And Internet Movie Data Base is great for looking up stuff

>>>> >>>>>>> when you can't remember the name of some actor, or want to

>>>> >>>>>>> know what year something was made, etc.

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> http://www.imdb.com

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> And I just found out that Casino Royale is NOT a remake in

>>>> >>>>>>> the Broccoli tradition, though it was once done as a comedy.

>>>> >>>>>>> It is the first Bond novel that Broccoli ever wrote.

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> ----- Original Message ----- From: Frances Morey

>>>> >>>>>>> To: survivors' reminiscences about Austin Ghetto Daze in

>>>> >>>>>>> the 60s Sent: Sunday, November 19, 2006 5:55 PM

>>>> >>>>>>> Subject: Re: [AGL] have empathy with the whole wide world

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> Thanks, Fontaine,

>>>> >>>>>>> What does the tomatometer register for that B movie

>>>> >>>>>>> Simmons was raving about now showing at the Alamo  

>>>> Drafthouse?

>>>> >>>>>>> Borok, or something like that, is the name. I don't think  

>>>> I'll

>>>> >>>>>>> like it in the same way that I found Pulp Fiction

>>>> >>>>>>> reprehensible. Frances

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>>  

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>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> Message: 2

>>>> >>>>>>> Date: Sun, 19 Nov 2006 23:16:11 -0600

>>>> >>>>>>> From: "Fontaine Maverick"

>>>> >>>>>>> Subject: Re: [AGL] movie intro, don't go without a quality  

>>>> check

>>>> >>>>>>> To: "survivors' reminiscences about Austin Ghetto Daze in  

>>>> the

>>>> >>>>>>> 60s"

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> Message-ID: <004801c70c62$fe36c8c0$6800a8c0 at NEWFONT>

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>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> I dated one frat guy, and the frat was much like animal  

>>>> house -

>>>> >>>>>>> strong non-conformist thread running through the membership-

>>>> >>>>>>> they had a house south of campus - an old granite  

>>>> castle-like

>>>> >>>>>>> place. Went to one toga party.Don't think it was Fiji,  

>>>> though.

>>>> >>>>>>> ----- Original Message ----- From: Wayne Johnson To:

>>>> >>>>>>> survivors' reminiscences about Austin Ghetto Daze in the 60s

>>>> >>>>>>> Sent: Sunday, November 19, 2006 10:57 PM

>>>> >>>>>>> Subject: Re: [AGL] movie intro, don't go without a quality

>>>> >>>>>>> check

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> The only frat that had really good toga parties were the  

>>>> Fijis.

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> wgj

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>>>> >>>>>>> ------------------------------

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> Message: 3

>>>> >>>>>>> Date: Sun, 19 Nov 2006 22:31:22 -0800 (PST)

>>>> >>>>>>> From: Frances Morey

>>>> >>>>>>> Subject: Re: [AGL] movie intro, don't go without a quality  

>>>> check

>>>> >>>>>>> To: survivors' reminiscences about Austin Ghetto Daze in  

>>>> the 60s

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> Message-ID: <779288.871.qm at web34615.mail.mud.yahoo.com>

>>>> >>>>>>> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> No, but I did go skinny dipping once.

>>>> >>>>>>> Frances

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> Fontaine Maverick wrote:

>>>> >>>>>>> Oh-my-god, Frances. I bet you have never been to a

>>>> >>>>>>> fraternity toga party! ----- Original Message ----- From:

>>>> >>>>>>> Frances Morey To: survivors' reminiscences about Austin

>>>> >>>>>>> Ghetto Daze in the 60s Sent: Sunday, November 19, 2006 7:11

>>>> >>>>>>> PM

>>>> >>>>>>> Subject: Re: [AGL] movie intro, don't go without a quality

>>>> >>>>>>> check

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> I've put rotten tomatoes into my favorites file, for future

>>>> >>>>>>> reference. I trust what ordinary people say about movies  

>>>> more

>>>> >>>>>>> than I do critics or other industry types practicing hype.  

>>>> PF

>>>> >>>>>>> seemed to me like the very definition of sacrilege.  

>>>> Antipathy

>>>> >>>>>>> to religion was what made it so popular but violence for the

>>>> >>>>>>> sake of violence, shock value, fundamental disrespect for an

>>>> >>>>>>> institution offends me. The military and fraternities were

>>>> >>>>>>> originally established to teach men how to be men however  

>>>> one

>>>> >>>>>>> became "selective" [read: enlist the already civilized who

>>>> >>>>>>> don't need such training] and the other a model for Animal

>>>> >>>>>>> House [read: drunken druggies disrespectfully acting out

>>>> >>>>>>> towards women and society.] Religions were "organized" to

>>>> >>>>>>> discourage "sin" whatever that is thought to be, past and

>>>> >>>>>>> present. Now no one is teaching males how to be men, women  

>>>> are

>>>> >>>>>>> in ascendancy in the education and the professions because

>>>> >>>>>>> women seem to have better instincts for applying themselves  

>>>> to

>>>> >>>>>>> learning and having

>>>> >>>>>>> success in school training for the professions.

>>>> >>>>>>> I used to brag that, without sin, I will go straight to  

>>>> heaven

>>>> >>>>>>> when I die since I have never had an abortion nor got paid  

>>>> for

>>>> >>>>>>> having sex. I have no regrets about the former.

>>>> >>>>>>> Frances

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> Fontaine Maverick wrote:

>>>> >>>>>>> Borat? Not sure why you found PF reprehensible, but I

>>>> >>>>>>> don't think Borat is the same type of movie (I haven't seen  

>>>> it)

>>>> >>>>>>> It is a comedy, for one thing - but the tomatometer is

>>>> >>>>>>> currently at 92%.

>>>> >>>>>>> Rotten Tomatoes is an excellent source of movie reviews -

>>>> >>>>>>> usually over 100 of them for each movie.

>>>> >>>>>>> http://www.rottentomatoes.com/

>>>> >>>>>>> And Internet Movie Data Base is great for looking up stuff

>>>> >>>>>>> when you can't remember the name of some actor, or want to  

>>>> know

>>>> >>>>>>> what year something was made, etc.

>>>> >>>>>>> http://www.imdb.com

>>>> >>>>>>> And I just found out that Casino Royale is NOT a remake in

>>>> >>>>>>> the Broccoli tradition, though it was once done as a  

>>>> comedy. It

>>>> >>>>>>> is the first Bond novel that Broccoli ever wrote.

>>>> >>>>>>> ----- Original Message ----- From: Frances Morey

>>>> >>>>>>> To: survivors' reminiscences about Austin Ghetto Daze in the

>>>> >>>>>>> 60s Sent: Sunday, November 19, 2006 5:55 PM

>>>> >>>>>>> Subject: Re: [AGL] have empathy with the whole wide world

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> Thanks, Fontaine,

>>>> >>>>>>> What does the tomatometer register for that B movie Simmons

>>>> >>>>>>> was raving about now showing at the Alamo Drafthouse? Borok,

>>>> >>>>>>> or something like that, is the name. I don't think I'll like

>>>> >>>>>>> it in the same way that I found Pulp Fiction reprehensible.

>>>> >>>>>>> Frances

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>>

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>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> Message: 4

>>>> >>>>>>> Date: Mon, 20 Nov 2006 04:17:38 -0600

>>>> >>>>>>> From: "Igor Loving"

>>>> >>>>>>> Subject: [AGL] Movies

>>>> >>>>>>> To: austin-ghetto-list at pairlist.net

>>>> >>>>>>> Message-ID:

>>>> >>>>>>> Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> Oh, Oh, Movies. The last one I saw was some Indian thing at

>>>> >>>>>>> Alamo Draft House that came with Indian Food, before that  

>>>> was

>>>> >>>>>>> some stupid thing about penguinos marching around in the  

>>>> snow.

>>>> >>>>>>> Not much of a movie freak and I never ever rent the things.  

>>>> I

>>>> >>>>>>> have a collection of movies in boxes that have been  

>>>> gathering

>>>> >>>>>>> dust for years and years and my computer has over sixty five

>>>> >>>>>>> movies in memory. Real gems I am sure.

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>> Charlie Loving

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>>

>>>> >>>>>>>

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