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The Arizona man whose wife allegedly hit him with the family 
Jeep after he failed to vote may be �permanently disfigured,� 
according to a local news report out Tuesday evening.

Daniel Solomon, 36, sustained a pelvic fracture, artery damage 
and �possible �permanent disfiguration,�� an ABC affiliate 
reported, citing court documents.

His wife, Holly, who reportedly was angry about President Barack 
Obama�s re-election, allegedly chased him around a parking lot 
Saturday night, screaming at him as an argument about Daniel 
Solomon�s neglect of the polling booth escalated. At one point, 
she wedged him between a curb and the car as he tried to run to 
a bigger street, reports indicate.

She is six months pregnant, he said in a police report, 
according to news accounts. Holly Solomon, 28, is �being held on 
a $50,000 bond,� the ABC affiliate noted.

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The 2003 New York Times story, �Double Lives on the Down Low,� 
said that though many black men reject �a gay culture they 
perceive as white and effeminate,� they �have settled on a new 
identity, with its own vocabulary and customs and its own name: 
Down Low.�

The Times said that while �there are black men who are openly 
gay, it seems that the majority of those having sex with men 
still lead secret lives, products of a black culture that deems 
masculinity and fatherhood as a black man�s primary 
responsibility � and homosexuality as a white man�s perversion.�

The Down Low Club at Trinity �doesn�t have meetings, and it 
isn�t like the Rotary Club,� a source identified for this 
article as �Carolyn� explained to a WND investigator in Chicago.

�It was more that Wright served as a matchmaker,� said Carolyn, 
a 20-year member of Trinity who has played a role in church 
administration and knows the Obamas personally.

�He kept his eye on the young guys coming up in Trinity,� she 
said, �and if he spotted someone that acted or looked gay, then 
Wright would give them kind of a guidance counselor-type 
direction on how to keep down low � how to do the things they 
wanted to do, but then also getting married and looking 
�respectable� � being part of black society.�

To Trinity insiders, the Down Low Club was simply known as �the 
program.�

�That�s the terminology. At Trinity, you�re urged to �get with 
the program,�� explained a male beneficiary of the Down Low 
Club. �What that means is it�s OK to go ahead and have sex with 
men, just as long as you �get with the program� and marry a 
woman, somebody no straight guy would want to marry.�

The wife, the Down Low Club member explained, is �your �beard,� 
your cover � so you can look like you�re living a straight life, 
even though you�re not.�

The male source was a �computer consultant� who claims not to 
know �scratch� about computers. But �getting with the program� 
at Trinity meant he could keep living a �gay� life and receive 
lots of computer consulting work thrown his way by Trinity, as 
long as he was willing to marry an unattractive woman who 
otherwise might have ended up a lonely spinster with no means to 
provide for living.

Carolyn explained that for many black families, attending 
Trinity was a way out of poverty.

�Trinity was a chance to network,� she said. �The stuff preached 
was hateful, but about 70 percent of those who go there ignore 
the radical rhetoric and just trying to get ahead.�

�In several telephone conversations with his sisters, brothers, 
nieces and others, I was reassured that the family of Donald 
Young believed he was murdered to protect Barack Obama,� 
Sinclair wrote. �It also became clear, right from the start that 
members of the Young family were truly fearful of speaking out 
publicly, to this day, they fear for their own personal, 
physical safety.�

On July 17, 2010, the supermarket tabloid The Globe published an 
interview with Norma Jean Young, the 76-year-old mother of the 
slain choirmaster, in which she expressed fear that her son was 
murdered to protect Obama.

�What was the cause of my son�s death?� Norma Jean Young asked 
in the Globe interview. �I�m very suspicious that it may have 
been related to Obama. Donald and Obama were very close friends. 
Whatever went on with this is very private. I am suspicious of a 
cover-up!�

She insisted there is �more to the story,� calling on Chicago 
police to ramp up their investigation.

�I do believe they are shielding somebody or protecting 
somebody,� she told The Globe.

Asked who would benefit from a cover-up, Norma Jean Young said, 
�It could be anyone, including Obama.�

Shortly after the Globe interview was published, Norma Jean 
Young left Chicago and lived for a while in Peoria, Ill. Her 
current residence is unknown.

The murders of Donald Young and Larry Bland remain today open 
cases of unsolved homicide.
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