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 By Carole Kronberg Dear Charter Commission Members and Members of the Media Serving Detroit:  I write in the hope of mitigating the future, potentially disastrous effects (which will reflect upon all of you) of what I continue to see as a great injustice being … Continue reading →

wsws.org By Tobin Reese 23 May 2011 Several thousand teachers, students and other workers came together at the state capitol building in Lansing, Michigan on Saturday in opposition to cuts in public education. In recent days, the Republican-controlled legislature has … Continue reading →

By David Rambeau,  free-lance writer on the Detroit Plantation April 18, 2011  “Tell the truth to the people, tell no lies, claim no easy victories.”  Amilcar Cabral, African revolutionary  This year, as usual, the city of Detroit must develop and … Continue reading →

 By Diane Bukowski DETROIT – After listening to arguments in front of a packed courtroom supporting “peoples’ attorney” Vanessa Fluker May 13, Wayne County Circuit Court Chief Judge Virgil Smith is to rule this week on the recusal of Judge … Continue reading →

 Submitted by Kenny Snodgrass  CNA , HONG KONG, Taipei Times  An international study has found that the Chinese people originated not from “Peking Man” in northern China, but from early humans in East Africa who moved through South Asia to … Continue reading →

  Aiyana Jones’ father Charles Jones and Dominique Simpson grieve in front of window shattered by cop grenade, the morning of her murder   Is deal part of cover-up of cop murder of 7-year-old child?  By Diane Bukowski May 20, … Continue reading →

“Monumental milestone in annals of Black History” Friday, May 20, 2011     By Gloria Dulan-Wilson   Well its 48 hours and counting until the Celebration of New Federal Theatre’s 40th Anniversary Award and Gala!! This a monumental milestone in … Continue reading →

Dominique Strauss-Kahn Sits in Prison While the IMF Keeps Ravaging Entire Economies Every Day   The IMF can do far more damage trashing global economic well-being than the man behind the sex abuse scandal. By Nomi Prins May 18, 2011 … Continue reading →

By Diane Bukowski DETROIT—One year after a Detroit police assault team shot 7-year-old Aiyana Stanley-Jones to death in her home while A&E’s “First 48” TV show was filming, neither Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy nor U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder … Continue reading →