Author Archives: Diane Bukowski

VOD NOTED EARLIER HIS ABSENCE AT PUBLIC MEETINGS VOD FILED HATCH ACT COMPLAINTS AGAINST BING, BROWN, D-D0T’S BILL NOJAY IN AUGUST, FED. OFFICE REPORTED PROBE ONGOING By Diane Bukowski November 10, 2012 DETROIT– Detroit’s Channel 7 news is reporting that … Continue reading →

FROM: The Malcolm X Grassroots Movement Thursday, November 8, 2012 Now that Barack Obama has been reelected President of the United States of America, it is imperative that the racial justice movement hold him and his administration accountable for the … Continue reading →

ANGELA DAVIS Welcome To Detroit!   A No Struggle, No Development Production! By KennySnod Published October 25, 2012 [Angela Y. Davis] Though her activism and scholarship over many decades, Angela Davis has been deeply involved in movements for social justice around … Continue reading →

  Jonathan Jackson, 17, with William Christmas, James McClain and Ruchell Magee take judge, prosecutor, three jurors as hostages to waiting van Aug. 7, 1970. San Quentin guards and court cops started firing. Jonathan Jackson, McClain and Christmas were killed, … Continue reading →

By Ashahed M. Muhammad Asst. Editor- | Last updated: Oct 25, 2012 – 10:31:36 AM Green Party candidate Jill Stein wants to be president Dr. Stein is highly critical of President Obama’s expansion of drone wars in Yemen and Somalia, … Continue reading →

OPEN LETTER FROM RUSS BELLANT TO AG BILL SCHUETTE: Russ Bellant November 1, 2012 Attorney General Bill Schuette – This is an open letter that I am sharing with about 1,000 Michiganders that is prompted by your reverence for the … Continue reading →

 Child, shot to death at 7, would have been 10 this year Court, prosecution, defense delay trial of officer Joseph Weekley  By Diane Bukowski  October 30, 2012  DETROIT – “We are coming out here as long as it takes,” Aiyana … Continue reading →

Stop the raids at schools, churches, homes and jobs All human beings are legal By Diane Bukowski  October 30, 2012  DETROIT – Families from Detroit’s southwest side are rallying to stop rampant raids by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement … Continue reading →

Some of Michigan’s 371 juvenile lifers involved in current litigation: (l to r, top through bottom row), Cortez Davis and Raymond Carp, awaiting re-sentencing under USSC decision; plaintiffs in USDC case Henry Hill, Keith Maxey, Dontez Tillman, Jemal Tipton, Henry … Continue reading →

  EDITORIAL Michigan’s juvenile lifers Published: 10/22/2012 Last summer, the U.S. Supreme Court finally banned mandatory life sentences for juvenile offenders, including Michigan’s Draconian juvenile-lifer law. Yet some states with these practically barbaric laws continue to resist efforts to bring … Continue reading →