[bfsa] Black History Moment
Bonnie Laing
bylaing at ysu.edu
Sat Jan 13 17:46:33 EST 2007
What is going on here?
Why are such messages being sent out to the membership? This brand of
division is inappropriate in a group that is about solidarity and
uplift.
I for one would love to excel in business like this brother has and
would also love to excel in the hard sciences as well. Kudos to all.
Let's refrain from elitism, speak to each other with respect and not
diminish each others accomplishments and/or opinions or let's no post
at all.
Peace and Happy New Year.
Bonnie Laing
Trev Watt wrote:
>Think more critically?? Think more critically?? Maybe
>you didn't read the first part of the article that I
>posted in the email. I will gladly repost that part
>for you maam.
>
>Barring a few notable exceptions, they are largely
>unknown outside their own secretive inner circles. YET
>THEIR WORK IS MORE IMPORTANT, more far-reaching and
>more exacting than virtually anybody else's. In
>fact,THE FUTURE OF THE ENTIRE HUMAN RACE depends on
>their ability to make sense of the many mysteries that
>still confront and baffle MANKIND.
>
>Now if you would maam, take a little bit of time to
>examine the rest of the article and revisit your
>response. Or, I would be honored to sit down with you
>and discuss this more exclusively at the next BFSA
>meeting.
>
>Have a great weekend!
>
>p.s. I would rather have the latest cancer research
>then a well prepared lobster.
>
>--- jacquelyn daniel <jmdaniel at ysu.edu> wrote:
>
>> You are so far out of line, that you should stop and
>> really examine your
>> motives for writing this response.
>>
>> One person of color's accomplishments do not
>> diminish another's important
>> accomplishments. We should be celebrating the fact
>> that we, as a people can
>>
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