Author Archives: Diane Bukowski

(ed. note: VOD is publishing many analyses of the Egyptian uprising because it affects not only people in that country and in the Arab world, but the impoverished masses of people in cities like Detroit. Egypt gets $1.5 billion a … Continue reading →

By Mark Levine, Prof. of History, UC-Irvine Published by Al-Jazeera on opinion page Feb. 2 Ed. note: Reports on Al Jazeera indicate that U.S. President Barack Obama spoke with embattled Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak today calling for an immediate regime … Continue reading →

(Ed. note: Call ’em Out’s Agnes Hitchcock is at right in lefthand photo on flier; people’s warrior Mary Shoemake, who recently passed on, is behind Hitchcock on her right, participating in militant protest against home foreclosure in Detroit.)

  Jan 29, 2011  http://presstv.com/usdetail/162594.html  (Sent to VOD by Kenny Snodgrass) (Ed. Note: live ongoing coverage of Egyptian people’s uprising and Mubarak-sponsored attacks on peaceful demonstrators in Tahrir Square in Cairo is still available by clicking on the link to Al Jazeera … Continue reading →

Express solidarity with the poor of Detroit, U.S. By Diane Bukowski DEARBORN, MI – As the 30-year regime of Hosni Mubarak teetered on the verge of collapse, hundreds rallied in front of the Dearborn City Hall Jan. 29 to support … Continue reading →

Opinion Petition to the Michigan Legislature                         Increase funds available for other vital state and local human needs By taking these wise steps to reduce an excessive prison population:   Allow Credit for Good Behavior.  Permit the Michigan Department of Corrections … Continue reading →

WBAI’s Radio Building Bridges: Your Community & Labor Report  Monday, January 31, 2011, 7- 8 pm EST, over 99.5 FM or streaming live at http://wbai.org       Produced & Hosted by Mimi Rosenberg and Ken Nash  ******************   NYC students demand: don’t … Continue reading →

Mother and child re-union in Black America By Diane Bukowski ADRIAN, MI – During the 14 years from the time Nathaniel Abraham was 11 to the present, most of which he has spent in prison, the major media nationally has … Continue reading →

  BREAKING NEWS: DEMONSTRATE AT DEARBORN CITY HALL TODAY, SAT. JAN. 29 AT 2 PM WITH LOCAL SUPPORTERS OF EGYPTIAN UPRISING Regional ruling party headquarters is torched amid renewed protests, as death toll from unrest crosses 90. Jan. 29, 2011 … Continue reading →

 No Racist Takeover! Keep Your Dirty Hands Off Detroit Water System!Videotape by Kenny Snodgrass of Press Conference held by Detroit City Councilwoman JoAnn Watson Jan. 27, 2011 in front of Coleman A. Young Municipal Center. Kenneth Snodgrass – Author of … Continue reading →