Justin Dawkins

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  Justin 1:43 am on September 11, 2005 Permalink | Reply  

  Well Put! 

  This was a message that I recieved from a good friend of mine and all I can say is Well said… God Bless!

  “Not a day goes by where we don’t miss our friends and family that were lost due to the tragic events of September 11th, 2001. Four years later we are experiencing further tragedy. Today, I’d like to take a moment and ask that you all walk through this day in rememberance. Life is a precious gift, and should be treated as such. Today, offer your thoughts and prayers to those that are experiencing hardship.”

  “As times continue to drive great hardship through our country, let us
  all walk in peace and remember the lives that mean so much to us all.”

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    Chris 1:51 am on September 11, 2005 Permalink | Reply

    Thanks for the recognition J. As one of the best friends I’ve ever had in my life, I’m particularly grateful for your friendship. Thanks for always being there.

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    Jdot Media 1:55 am on September 11, 2005 Permalink | Reply

    I say to you the same! Thanks for being there and being a true friend.

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  Justin 8:00 pm on September 7, 2005 Permalink | Reply  

  Hip Hop STAND UP 

  I think that this is a wonderful article, and is shows that there is an opinion from Hip Hop and Hip Hop isn’t happy. Thus far the consensus is that there are two disasters that have happened in the past week. The first is that of the Hurricane itself which is something that only God can control, and the second was the government dropping the ball on the help that is needed. I have a slightly different view regarding certain elements of this article but to say the least I LOVE the fact that HIP HOP is standing UP!

  HIP HOP STAND UP

   
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  Justin 6:26 pm on September 6, 2005 Permalink | Reply  

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