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Click on http://voiceofdetroit.net/?p=6582 “Young mother describes occupation of Catherine Ferguson Academy,” to read about this historic takeover by young women.

  Detroit’s APTE V-P Cecily McClellan leads chants during rally at city hall; “LET THE BANKERS FIX IT!”   April 27 march draws hundreds from across state; another protest May 7 when Ricktator Snyder comes to town By Diane Bukowski  … Continue reading →

Detroit’s Mass Teacher Layoffs May Prove Bellwether For Education Reform Nationwide  Huffington Post By Simone Landon simone.landon@huffingtonpost.com When districtwide layoff notices hit every one of Detroit Public Schools’ 5,466 unionized employees late last week, an American Federation of Teachers spokeswoman … Continue reading →

FROM HTTP://PEOPLEBEFOREBANKS.ORG Gail McNeil was featured on Fox News2 after she testified in favor of the moratorium on foreclosures. A former auto worker, who took a buyout from Ford, McNeil, says the news report, is “one of tens of thousands … Continue reading →

HEARING IN CASE OF 14-YEAR-OLD CHILD FALSELY CONVICTED OF MURDERS ANOTHER MAN HAS CONFESSED TO. TUESDAY, MAY 10, 9 A.M. TO 12 NOON FRANK MURPHY HALL, St. Antoine at Gratiot (courtroom to be announced) Click on  FREE DAVONTAE SANFORD Voice … Continue reading →

  Please Join us this Wednesday May 4th 2010 at 3pm – Juvenile Court  1025 E Warren Detroit Mich 48207  Judge Lynn Pierce’s Court Room 2B  Please Begin Calling Judge Lynn Pierce on Monday asking her to release Ariana IMMEDIATELY! (313) … Continue reading →

Sunday, May 01, 2011 The youngest son of Muammar Gaddafi was killed in a NATO airstrike on a house where the Libyan leader and his famliy were staying at the time, a government spokesman said Sunday. The raid resulted in … Continue reading →

  FROM STEVE CONN OF DEFEND PUBLIC EDUCATION/SAVE OUR STUDENTS Ed. Note: TIP refers to the $500 a month in “deferred” wages that is part of the current Detroit Federation of Teachers contract. Many teachers opposed this provision and there … Continue reading →