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April 18, 2000
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WASHINGTON�Howls of �De-Fund the Fund! Break the Bank!� and Dump the Debt!� rang across the National Mall, as hundreds of people locked arms and marched down Pennsylvania Avenue in a pre-protest of the World Bank/ International Monetary Fund (IMF) Spring Summit scheduled for April 12-17, at IMF headquarters here.

See also: FCN Editorial: It's all about the 'Benjamins'

Critical health status of Black community worsened by shortage of Black doctors

The need for more doctors to develop quality health care in under- served and often miss-served minority communities of low-income families is of grave concern for Black medical professionals. An already existing problem of a Black and Latino doctor shortage coupled with recent anti-affirmation action legislation has worsened the problem.

Africa's challenges
The recent election in Senegal and the defeat of long time President Abdou Diouf is a signal of the growing change sweeping through the continent. But how durable are these winds in the face of other social and political realities facing the continent.

Saviours' Day 2000 Jumu'ah Prayer Service A message from Imam Warith Deen Mohammed * A message from: Minister Louis Farrakhan
Racism, human rights violations rising in Europe PARIS�The rise of brutal acts against asylum-seekers, immigrants, and refugees across Europe is cause for alarm for one international human rights organization. And the fact that racism is becoming increasingly accepted in the 15-nation European Union is cause for alarm for a European anti-racism watchdog group.
Million Family March National Agenda Released CHICAGO�In accord with a call by the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan for one million families to converge on Washington, D.C., Oct. 16, 2000, Million Family March National Director Minister Benjamin F. Muhammad announced a multi-city tour promoting the march and its National Agenda.	MillionFamilyMarch.com Sign On Today!

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The Poor have No Voice by Minister Louis Farrakhan It's sad that most of the congressmen, the representatives of the American people, are from the wealthy class. The wealthy and the privileged in this society, who have benefited most from the federal debt, corporate restructurings and plant relocations, are the people charged with representing the poor. Can they adequately represent the poor?

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World Web News IMF faces protest in Lusaka - The Post of Zambia Mbeki's AIDS letter to Clinton leaked - Pan African News Agency Panel Advocates Co-ordinated Information Technology Efforts  - PANA When regulations border on racism by Guest Columnist John K. Carlisle When Willie Jones, the Black owner of a Nashville landscaping business, purchased an airline ticket on Feb. 27, 1991, little did he know that this seemingly routine purchase would lead to a two- year legal nightmare that nearly cost him his business.

PERSPECTIVES FCN EDITORIAL It's all about the 'Benjamins' Help Self by the Hon. Elijah Muhammad Farrakhan The Traveler by Jabril Muhammad Media lies, slander part of evil effort to ruin Min. Farrakhan Unveiling the Number 19 by Tynnetta Muhammad Muslims exhorted to remain united Elian's Haitian Cousin by Cedric Muhammad A Family Reunion by Akbar Muhammad

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