Author Archives: Diane Bukowski

December 4, 2014 NEW YORK (AP) — The cellphone video of the last moments of Eric Garner’s life showed a white police officer holding the unarmed black man in a chokehold as he repeatedly gasped, “I can’t breathe.” Despite the … Continue reading →

Brown’s cousin Ty Pruitt interviewed on CNN in video above The usual M.O. in the Police States of America: blame the victims  Aiyana Jones’ family was similarly tortured and punished in Detroit  Holiday appeal for funds for her family St. Louis … Continue reading →

Pinkney spoke in Detroit again Nov. 17 Attorneys filing pretrial motions: “We’re going to rock their world” Detroit strategy meeting Sat. Dec. 6 @ 1 pm Central Methodist Church By Diane Bukowski November 30, 2014 DETROIT –An announcement of Rev. … Continue reading →

Tribune News Service By John Zarocostas November 29, 2014 GENEVA — A U.N. anti-torture panel that is investigating the United States said Friday it was deeply concerned by what it described as the high incidence of police brutality and shootings … Continue reading →

Stepfather Louis Head speaks for many grassroots Black youth Enough of officials calling for peace–where were they when Mike Brown was killed? By Diane Bukowski Commentary November 25, 2014 DETROIT — As did thousands across the country, I watched the … Continue reading →

Cleveland City Councilman Zack Reed: “How did a 12-year-old go from the rec center to the morgue?” Child had toy gun but did not point it; caller told 911 it might be fake Police video of killing to be released … Continue reading →

“I’m happy now” – Mailauni “I WUV YOU” — Holly “Her mother is the woman she loves above all others”—Judge Keith “When is the corruption of our probate courts going to end?”—Lennette Williams  By Diane Bukowski  November 23, 2014  “I just … Continue reading →

Ferguson demonstrators outside police station with photo of Mike Brown’s killer, cop Darren Wilson, projected on wall Oct. 22, 2014. Photo: Scott Olsen/Getty   Where Is Ferguson Jury? Who Are They? It’s All Secret, and Vote Will Stay That Way … Continue reading →

Plaintiffs’ complaint was amended to exclude Detroit Judge Steeh: “. . .a law directed at temporarily reorganizing local government for the purpose of addressing a serious fiscal concern cannot be characterized as a vestige of slavery.”  Plaintiffs’ attorney Philo: “. … Continue reading →