Ronnie Moseley:  

First of all, I'd like to thank My Lord and Savior . Well I'm a product of McHenry and Louise Stinson Moseley Sr. I went to Emma Clarissa Clement Elementary School, (1960-1967), Berean Elementary (1968), St. Joseph Catholic High School (1969), Northside High School (1970), and Southwest High School (1970-1972), During my work Career, I worked for my Parents when my Father moved his Business from Mitchell Street, (1954 1959) Atlanta Georgia ( My Father was a Master Tailor everyone knew him as Mack ) in 1959 into the Lower Level of our Home at one time was located at 1458 Simpson Road Atlanta Ga (Rev. Joseph E. Boone Blvd.). ,(my Mother and Father agreed to bring the Business when Zoning Changed so my Father opened 'White House Tailoring and Dry Cleaners 1959-1972 my Father acquired some of 'The Mad Hatter' furnishing when it was located on Lucky Street the Shoe Shine Mable Slap Stand , Brass Stub , Leather Chairs for me ,it made me responsible , afterwards I worked various Jobs until August 9 , 1973 I joined The United States Army, I was Stationed at Fort McPherson , Fort Gilliam (1973-1974), then I was transferred to Korea (1974-1975). After that transfer to Korea, I witnessed ( it was messed up) a Great Injustice of the treatment of People of Color, a side of crudity against Man. A difference of the treatment Under The Military Code of Justice. That Justice was not equal for People of Color than those of a white Descendant , living in the same neighborhood (2741 Veltre Place) of then The Honorable ,Dr. Andrew Young, and becoming well acquainted Neighbors with his Family, and with the contact through my Mother to him, I Liaison to my Mother , during that time in Korea, My Mother liaison to him every injustice experienced to People of Color, including myself. The Duties and A.R. Violations they leveed on me were on call for I was Assigned to the of most dangerous functions within my Duties of The Armed Service I did them, But when I was attacked in the C.O. Office by (2) Two South Koreans in that Office overnight (12;00am Korean Time )while making a call home to my Mother and at that time she told me to get an Early Discharge from The Military(1975). I chose a Chapter Five (5), which entitled me every Benefit of Compensation under Congressional Law. Once I returned to The U.S. and was safely Discharge...Expand for more