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No to Bobb/Durhal bills, demand debt moratorium Breaking news: request  from DPS activists to attend Dec. 1 Lansing house committe meeting, The House Education Committee is scheduled to convene on Wednesday, December 1 at 9 am.  The notice says the purpose is for … Continue reading →

— Report and photo by Alan Pollock Hateful bigots from Fred Phelps’ Westboro Baptist Church in Topeka, Kan., were met by protests on Nov. 18 when they visited several Michigan cities. The group is rabidly anti-gay/lesbian/bi/trans/queer and infamous wherever they … Continue reading →

Locking Up Children Without Possibility For Release Is Unconstitutional, Says ACLU ACLU Release Nov. 17, 2010  DETROIT, MI – The American Civil Liberties Union and the ACLU of Michigan today filed a lawsuit on behalf of nine Michigan citizens who … Continue reading →

Tom Barrow (center with son in front) and supporters after Appeals Court hearing Nov. 2 “I am convinced that they tampered with the election and that we beat Dave Bing which is why they had to do what they did.”–BARROW  By … Continue reading →

   By Dr. Publico November 22, 2010 The American Tribune  When I served time on a chain-gang [1]in the Old South (1963-65), snitching was practically unheard of.  The one snitch that I recall in general pop where I was at … Continue reading →

  FREE THE SCOTT SISTERS! From Diverse Blog Cultural Currents Dr. Pamela D. Reed navigates the often treacherous white waters of America’s ever-changing cultural landscape. Come what may, she keeps it moving-the dialogue, that is. Mississippi Goddam: Free the Scott … Continue reading →

  Prosecutor Trczinski examines witness June 7 as defense attorney Susan Reed and Jason Gibson listen  Case against Jason Gibson continues despite contradictory evidence, allegations that shoot-out took place at cop drug house   By Diane Bukowski  DETROIT – Wayne County … Continue reading →

   Mumia supporters outside Philadelphia courthouse Nov. 9 Eyes of the world on Philly appeals court hearing Nov. 9    By Diane Bukowski  To hear Mumia Abu-Jamal himself speak on his case, and the plight of all prisoners, go to: http://www.democracynow.org/2009/4/16/without_struggle_there_is_nothing_mumia  This … Continue reading →

Interview published on 3 September 2010 Reporters without Borders On August 29th, 2010, Reporters Without Borders Washington DC representative, Clothilde Le Coz, visited Mumia Abu-Jamal, prisoner on death row for nearly three decades. Ms. Le Coz was accompanied by Abu-Jamal’s … Continue reading →

From: Gchatman6@aol.com  I have been informed by her brother, Ellis Hayes, Jr., that his sister, the Honorable Beverly J. Hayes-Sipes (36th District Court in Detroit) has passed away. She was a dear friend and an outstanding jurist and will be missed … Continue reading →