Author Archives: Diane Bukowski

  DPS Board member Carol Banks denounced the EAA at the City Council committee meeting Aug. 30. “We don’t want another Tuskegee Institute experiment on our children,” she said. During the infamous Tuskegee experiment, Black men in the South were … Continue reading →

  U.S. Department of Education officials, including Peter Cunningham (center) listen to comments from parents, teachers and others during special Council session Aug. 30, 2012. Prof. Thomas Pedroni is second from left, Elder Helen Moore at far right. Councilwoman JoAnn … Continue reading →

Wyandotte Students Face Racism & Bullying! A No Struggle, No Development Production! By KennySnod * * Why Does The Wyandotte MI. Schools District Allow Bullying & Racism By Staff Members Toward Its Students? August 31, 2012 Wyandotte, MI–Members of Team … Continue reading →

  Community activist Sheila Crowell points to one of two huge hills of contaminated soil excavated during construction of Munger Middle School and left for the kids. Photo taken 8/30/12 Diane Bukowski From:  Sheila Crowell, Mother,  Resident, Homeowner, Advocate,  Community Leader … Continue reading →

From: Michigan League for Human Services Fri, Aug 31, 2012 at 9:24 AM Labor Day Report: Michigan’s lower unemployment rate masks deeper issues State has highest rate in the Midwest for working families living in poverty Michigan’s unemployment rate has … Continue reading →

The Execution Of Milton Hall, Justice For Milton Hall! Published on Aug 29, 2012 by KennySnod A No Struggle, No Development Production! By KennySnod * * The Execution Of Milton Hall, Justice For Milton Hall! Detroit civil rights leader threatens … Continue reading →

Tropical Storm Isaac September 1, 2012 By: Deborah Dupre The National Weather Service issued a warning that a “dam failure” in the Louisiana-Mississippi border area might occur and flooding is “expected on the Tangipahoa River near Percy Quin park,” prompting … Continue reading →

Hurricane Isaac August 29, 2012 By: Deborah Dupre Nearly stationary Hurricane Isaac has already caused residents to begin saving people stranded on rooftops and in attics in 12 to 14 feet of water as levees fail and the storm slowly … Continue reading →

Bill Nojay campaigned for N.Y. State Assembly while working as public employee, in violation of Hatch Act  Detroit Mayor Dave Bing and COO Chris Brown knew of campaign, right-wing radio talk show   VOD filing Hatch Act complaints on all three … Continue reading →