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Protesters disrupt Gov. Rick Snyder’s Speech To Detroit’s Council of Baptist Pastors at Bethel East A No Struggle, No Development Production! By Kenny Snodgrass The appearance by Gov. Rick Snyder at the Council of Baptist Pastors in Detroit was disrupted … Continue reading →

How Can We Stop the Mexican Drug Insanity When Banks and Much of the Establishment Profit Big Time from Illegal Drugs? Corruption in the drug war extends far beyond the hands of drug cartels – our own banks, businesses, and … Continue reading →

  U.S. warships in Persian Gulf   By Bill Van Auken  Global Research, July 4, 2012 World Socialist Web Site The Obama administration has ordered a major buildup of American military forces in the Persian Gulf, as punishing economic sanctions … Continue reading →

Ruling did not completely outlaw juvenile life without parole Michigan attorneys rally to represent 360 lifers in re-sentencing hearings By Diane Bukowski July 2, 2012  DETROIT, MI – A light has come shining for more than 2600 people in the … Continue reading →

by Efren Paredes, Jr. June 25, 2012 Today the U.S. Supreme Court issued an opinion abolishing life without parole (LWOP) sentences for the 2,500 prisoners across the U.S. who were condemned to die in prison for crimes they were convicted … Continue reading →

By Mumia Abu-Jamal Published June 8, 2012, written June 1, 2012 Political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal For millions of people, who groaned under the gross, lumbering stupidity of the Bush years, the advent of the Obama administration seemed like the rising … Continue reading →

VALERIE BURRIS, WHOSE SISTER KILLED HERSELF IN DESPAIR JUNE 19, TELLS COUNCIL TO SUPPORT KRYSTAL CRITTENDON AT THEIR MEETING THE SAME DAY.   Public Council session Fri. June 22, 2 pm, CAYMC 13th floor  Court hearing on Judge Wendy Baxter’s … Continue reading →

  Rev. David Bullock speaks at right as Pastor Ed Rowe, Attorneys Julie Hurwitz and Butch Hollowell, and Rev. Wendell Anthony listen outside Detroit COA offices June 20, 2012 Motions for Appeals Court to order ballot placement filed today               (Links … Continue reading →

  By Diane Bukowski June 16, 2012 DETROIT – On the night of a motion hearing in the case of Detroit police officer Joseph Weekley, who shot seven-year-old Aiyana Stanley-Jones to death two years ago during a violent raid, police … Continue reading →