It’s not hard to find a Detroit resident who’s willing to go on camera and complain about the city and the politicians elected to run it. But Melinda Brown Duncan did more than complain. She went H.A.M

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Melinda doesn’t need much of an introduction, but well give you a preview what she told a Fox 2 News reporter recently^[2].

(Mayor) Dave Bing and the Governor, ya’ll problem is you all just sitting up there and collecting a check. If ya’ll really wanna run the city of Detroit, come around here in every block in the city of Detroit and look through these houses. If they ain’t no good, tear they a**es down so people can stop filing dead relatives in these damn houses. And pay these damn Detroit muthafu***n’ cops what they suppose to earn for being out here protecting the citizens of Detroit.

And Melinda went in some more. Before ending her special message to The City, she told the mayor, governor and any other official who cared

Anyone looking for Cleveland hero, Charles Ramsey, to be the next Sweet Brown or Antoine Dodson^[3], is in for a huge disappointment, because he has no interest in being famous, reports Mediate.com.^[1][2][4]

Ramsey has been catapulted to instant fame in the wake of his heroic rescue of Amanda Berry, 27, which led to the rescues of Gina Dejesus, 23, and Michelle Knight, 32, and a 6-year-old girl believed to be Berry’s daughter and conceived while she was in captivity.

As previously reported by issing-girls/" target="_blank" style="color: inherit; text-decoration: none;" name="readabilityLink-6" id="readabilityLink-6">NewsOne^[6], Berry disappeared at the age of 16 on April, 21, 2003; DeJesus disappeared almost one year later at the age of 14 while walking home from school. Initial reports claimed that Knight disappeared in 1990, but later reports confirmed that she went missing in 2002 at the age of 20.

Three brothers, Ariel Castro, 52, Pedro Castro, 54, Onil Castro, 50, have been arrested in connection with their kidnapping and the

Kristie (pictured left) and Kirstie Bronner  (pictured) are identical twins with identical grade point averages, so why shouldn’t they share the honor of being Spelman College‘s first-ever sister co-valedictorians, reports WSB-TV^[1].

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The road to one of this country’s leading historically Black colleges was not a walk in the park for the girls; they worked hard to maintain their high grade point averages in high school.  According to Kirstie who spoke with WSB-TV, “Before we came to college, we prayed that we would keep 4.0′s all the way through, but I don’t think we ever really expected it.”

But apparently there is strength in numbers, and as sisters who have traveled along the same path, sharing the same educational goals for success, the young women seemed to fuel each other, as evidenced by their noteworthy standing at Spelman, “You can have strength together,” Kristie points out.

When the young women