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Bus accidents are on the rise

Bus accidents are on the rise

Dear Editor:

I have been working with a Naomi Johnson of Essex County, who lost her son, a college student, to a bus accident where the driver, actually ran him over twice. Naomi, who is in the fashion industry and media, has started a scholarship fund for prospective inner-city college students in her area, based on her late son Deshon. With that in mind, there are at least once in every week questionable bus accidents that occur in New Jersey!

Below are bullets on why and what should be done, whether here in New Jersey or on the federal level:

1. The Federal Bus Safety Administration prohibits bus drivers from driving more than 10 hours on the road until they have rested at least eight hours prior to their continuance in driving! It is known some bus drivers suffer sleep disorders, which needs to be checked and corrected.

2. Drivers can often be distracted by phone or the radio of passengers and by the drivers themselves!

3. Aggressive and reckless driving by bus drivers, while on their routes, places risks for both pedestrians or passengers, and this [happens] often at bus stops, where seniors have been the victims, as shown in Bergen County!

4. Bus drivers, either being intoxicated or on prescription or other drugs, have often been involved in speeding and reckless driving, while driving a bus with passengers.

5. Finally, mechanical failure, and this rests on NJ Transit and other bus company operators. There has been a lack of repair and maintenance on buses, as reported recently on buses and trains.

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has identified three safety issues for concern and these three issues are positively correlated with arguments stated above and include operator fatigue, bus crashworthiness, and the inadequate federal oversight of the bus companies and their drivers.

Too, often, passengers and pedestrians are hurt or killed in accidents, involving buses. This has to be lessened!

Bill Weightman,

Hardyston

http://www.northjersey.com/news/public-safety/bus-accidents-are-on-the-rise-1.1534175

Kean University 2016 Honoree Recipient Xavier Gatson of the Deshon Johnson Commemorative College Scholarship

Kean University  2016 First Honoree Recipient of the Deshon Johnson College Scholarship Award Money Pictures

On Sunday March 13 Xavier Gatson was awarded with the Deshon Johnson Commemorative College Scholarship in Business. Xavier is majoring in Business Management at Kean .  Deshon Johnson majored in Business Finance when he attended Kean University. Our Founder Naomi Johnson, Deshon Johnson's mother of the Deshon Johnson College Scholarship Foundation like to congratulate our second recipient Xavier for your hard work in earning the award money. Please continue on dedicating yourself in your education like Deshon Johnson who were a talented, gifted and well rounded young man. 

Deshon Johnson's mother  and founder of the Deshon Johnson College Scholarship Foundation Naomi on the left and Kean University 2016 Deshon Johnson Scholarship's recipient Xavier Gatson on your right. 

Kean University 2016 Deshon Johnson Scholarship's recipient Xavier Gatson.

Kean University scholarship Director James Gurland on the left and Deshon Johnson mother and founder of her son's foundation Naomi.

Kean University scholarship Director James Gurland on the left and Deshon Johnson godmother and President of her godson's foundation Desheca.

Deshon Johnson's mother and founder Naomi on the left and President of her godson's foundation Desheca on the right.

Deshon Johnson mother and founder of her son's foundation Naomi on the left, Kean University scholarship Director James Gurland  in the middle and  President of her godson's foundation Desheca on the right. .

Deshon Johnson mother and founder of her son's foundation Naomi on left,  Kean University 2016 Deshon Johnson Scholarship's recipient Xavier Gatson in the middle Kean University scholarship Director James Gurland on the right.

 Deshon Johnson Scholarship recipient Xavier Gatson's  mother on the left, Deshon Johnson mother and founder of her son's foundation Naomi in the middle left,  Kean University 2016 Deshon Johnson Scholarship's recipient Xavier Gatson in the middle right and Kean University scholarship Director James Gurland on the right.

 Deshon Johnson mother and founder of her son's foundation Naomi on the left,  Kean University 2016 Deshon Johnson Scholarship's recipient Xavier Gatson in the middle and Xavier's mother on the right.  

 Deshon Johnson Scholarship recipient Xavier Gatson's  mother on the left, Kean University 2016 Deshon Johnson Scholarship's recipient Xavier Gatson in the middle and President of her godson's foundation Desheca on the right..  

 Kean University 2016 Deshon Johnson Scholarship's recipient Xavier Gatson on the left and President of her godson's foundation Desheca on the right..  

Kean University 2016 Deshon Johnson Scholarship's recipient Xavier Gatson on the left and Xavier's mother on the right.  

Deshon Johnson

Deshon Johnson was murder by reckless Coach USA bus driver Wilson Romaine operating New Jersey Transit bus 709. Romaine drove recklessly when he approach Johnson on the curb, knocked him down then dragged him 50 to 100 feet to his demise. Romaine was not charge or did not get bail money for murdering Johnson. He walked away a free man and was giving his CDL (commercial driving license) the same day and went back driving the bus. Few months after Romaine murdered Johnson on July 18th he was involved in another incident injuring someone else. Let's coming together and help hold these reckless bus driver and state run bus company be held accountable for these countless lives taken. You can click this link to sign this petition https://www.change.org/p/stop-reckless-aggressive-and-rude-bus-drivers-from-carelessly-taking-young-innocent-lives-like-deshon-johnson

Volunteer -Fundraising/Special Events Job

Volunteer- Fundraising/Special Events Job

Deshon Johnson College Scholarship Foundation  

Do you like fundraising, have an interest in helping to make a different for safety of human lives and help Raising Awareness for Innocent People Who Were Killed by Reckless Bus Driver but have a limited amount of time to volunteer? If so, this position may be a good fit for you? Work with the founder of the foundation and community members organize fun and creative fundraising events for the Deshon Johnson College Scholarship Foundation in Montclair/Verona New Jersey.  The money raised goes towards under privilege high school students who want to attend college or students who are already in college.  Also, help fight stigma and educating the community about the high count of innocent lives killed by reckless bus driver and these drivers is not being held accountable for their actions.

                                                

The Deshon Johnson College Scholarship Foundation have two events a year on March 5 and July 18^th.  DJCSF needs help planning and organize fundraising events such as trivia nights, award dinner, raffles, etc. Secure participate and solicit donation items for vent via phone, internet and by visiting business in the area.  Prepare materials for the fundraising event and help with setting up event.  This position will be an opportunity to learn how to plan special events, approach potential donor, and meet other people in the community who are concerned about safety issues.  The committee meets once a month on a weekday evening in Montclair. Before an event meetings are twice a month. 

Please click the links to read about the cause/campaign we are promoting about this injustice human deaths. 

Volunteer as a mentor with DJCSF you gain knowledge and make a meaningful connection with business owner. Mentors join, search for entrepreneurs to assist online and once connected, serves as a coach and trusted guide. This volunteer opportunity is extremely flexible-you set the schedule and the expectations with the founder. Meanwhile, our supports staff is by your side ever steps of the way to help you succeed as a mentor.  You can put your skill to good use and help the foundation worthy cause today. You can gain experience, possible job leads, networking, become mentors to new industries, gain entrepreneurship skills/knowledge, learn how DJCSF nonprofit business operates, opportunity to connect, and challenges and creates unique ideas.

Please send Resume to:
PO BOX 202
Glenridege NJ 07028
            or 
Email Us at: djcscholarshipfoundation@gmail.com
201-259-0381

These are must read articles. Please familiarize yourself with these articles so you can understand the cause behind the awareness, fundraiser and foundation. 

Petition on Stop Reckless, Aggressive Bus Driver In

https://www.change.org/p/stop-reckless-aggressive-and-rude-bus-drivers-from-carelessly-taking-young-innocent-lives-like-deshon-johnson

Citizens Angry Comments On NJ Transit High Death Rate on Victims Like Deshon Johnson Untimely Death  

http://soulality.blogspot.com/2015/12/citizens-anger-comments-on-nj-transit.html

Reckless Bus Drivers and Others Drivers Who Killed New Jerseyan need to be Charged.  
http://soulality.blogspot.com/2015/10/reckless-bus-drivers-and-other-drivers.html

Deshon Johnson Bus Driver Wilson Romaine Walk Free from Murdering him but Joseph Bus Driver Gets Probation.

http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-1278122


Injury Law Suites an Increasing Number of Deaths Cause by NJ Transit Reckless Bus Drivers

http://www.northjersey.com/news/nj-state-news/injury-lawsuits-are-a-costly-for-nj-transit-1.547090

7 Amazing Black-Owned Etsy Stores to Support

7 Amazing Black-Owned Etsy Stores to Support

The next time you visit Etsy, check these shows owned by Black entrepreneurs:

#1 - Li Li's Creations: Opened in 2013 and is owned by Malacia Anderson. The store sells women's clothing and accessories in beautiful African prints.

#2 - Peace Images Jewelry: This unique store makes and sells necklaces, earring, bracelets and other jewelry featuring owner Cami's trademark peace sign. The store opened in 2008. Owner Cami describes herself as "a woman who took the advice of someone who loves her... and it led me down an amazing path."

#3 - Urban Heirlooms: This store makes handmade leather bags and accessories featuring authentic vintage and antique keys. Owner Dana opened the store in 2006. She states, "It's my joy to re-purpose old materials into something fresh, new and innovative."

#4 - Beija-Flor Naturals: This store produces organic skin care and natural hair products. The brand is inspired by the owner's Brazilian background and uses the best ingredients from the Amazon rain forest to the Savannahs of East Africa.

#5 - Marcus Kwame: Designs and sells unique art prints. All the artist's unique and colorful prints are signed and numbered. The store is owned by artist Marcus Kwame Anderson, who opened the store in 2007.

#6 - Throne: This store crafts crochet scarves, hats and headbands in bold, beautiful colors and designs, using materials like Alpaca, Cashmere, and Bernat Mega bulky yarn. The store opened in 2014 and is owned by Shayna Janelle.

#7 - Amani at Home: This store features African-inspired pillows in designs that come from owner Amani's love of Africa. Her designs are a reflection of her travels to Africa and the Caribbean, and her products are rich and luxurious. Amani started her store in 2010.

http://blog.blackbusiness.org/2015/12/amazing-black-owned-etsy-stores-shops.html#.VnGmC9IrKt_

Top Black and Minority Business Grants

Top Black and Minority Business Grants

Fedex Small Business Grant ContestFedex allows business owners and entrepreneurs to register and submit their business story and photos. Once the application is approved and the voting period begins, they can vote for their own business once a day - and get their friends, customers, and associates to also vote everyday. The number of votes received will boost your visibility in the contest and is one factor that FedEx will consider when selecting the top 100 finalists and the winners. Grant awards range from $1,000 to $25,000.
http://smallbusinessgrant.fedex.com

Grants.gov Program Management OfficeThe Grants.gov program management office provides a centralized online location for grant seekers to find and apply for federal funding opportunities. The web site was established in 2002 as a part of the President's Management Agenda. It is managed by the Department of Health and Human Services, and houses information regarding more than 1,000 grant programs from 26 federal grant-making government agencies. Occasionally, they do have information about minority business grants.
www.grants.gov/web/grants/home.html(select "Browse Categories" and then choose "Business and Commerce")

Miller Lite Tap the Future® Business Plan CompetitionMiller Lite Tap the Future (formally known as the MillerCoors Urban Entrepreneur Series) is an annual competition that allows urban entrepreneurs to compete for Black business grants of up to $20,000. In addition to winning prize money, finalists have the opportunity to pitch their best ideas at exciting LIVE Pitch events in front of Daymond John from ABC’s Shark Tank and other business moguls. The competition also provides business partners more exposure through our "Fan Favorite" consumer voting contest. 
www.MLtapthefuture.com

MInority Business Development Agency (MBDA) Business GrantsOn an annual basis, usually during the spring and summer, the MBDA organizes various angel investors with the primary objective of supporting small businesses with minority business grants. The selection process involves mezzanine and second round financing. This is done via local minority business grant competitions held in nearly every major city through the country.
www.MBDA.gov/main/grantcompetitions (grant competitions)
www.MBDA.gov/businesscenters (minority business centers)

National Association for the Self Employed (NASE) Growth GrantsNASE helps small businesses by providing day-to-day support, including direct access to experts, benefits, and consolidated buying power that traditionally had been available only to large corporations. They also offer $5,000 business grants that can be used to finance buy computers, farm equipment, hire part-time help, and more. The grants are available to black and minority businesses, as well as to the general public.
www.nase.org/Membership/GrantsandScholarships/
BusinessDevelopmentGrants.aspx

National Institute of Small Business Grants (NISMB)The National Institute of Small Business Grants produces BusinessGrants.org - a useful web site that supplies information empowering prospective and existing small business owners, enabling them to know what their financial options are.  Their mission is to help as many business owners as possible to understand what business grants are, how to obtain them, and whether or not they should be used for their companies. 
www.BusinessGrants.org

Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) GrantsThe SBIR Grants program is a congressionally-mandated set-aside program that aims to help small businesses stimulate technological innovation. It also fosters and encourages participation in government contracting by socially and economically disadvantaged small businesses. They issue Black business grants, minority business grants, and women business grants.
http://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/sbir.htm

http://www.blackbusiness.org/black_minority_business_grants.html#.VnGjC9IrKt8

THE THIRD ANNUAL CHARITY FUNDRAISER DESHON JOHNSON COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION PRESENTS PROJECT CATWALK A BALLROOM MASQUARED FASHION SHOW BASH

THE DESHON JOHNSON COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION  THIRD ANNUAL CHARITY FUNDRAISER  EVENT