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Sutton made a decision to put his gang life behind him after that incident. Jackie, who now is a soon-to-be Towson University graduate, always hoped to meet the man who saved her life.
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Author, educator and activist Angela Davis and hip-hop artist Nas discuss mass incarceration @ Lehigh University in celebration of the life of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
According to Demos report, UNDERWRITING EXECUTIVE EXCESS, "our federal government is awarding contracts to companies that fail to pay nearly 560,000 people enough to meet basic needs." While rewarding private contractors executives with $23.9 billion in annual compensation.
Empowering Voices speaks with Alie Kabba, Executive Director of United Africans Organization
If we turn the late South African leader into a nonthreatening moral icon, we’ll forget a key lesson from his life: America isn’t always a force for freedom.
"No single person can liberate a country. You can only liberate a country if you act as a collective."
Bocar is of Senegalese descent and an African French citizen of France. He is one of 15 plaintiffs in a racial profiling lawsuit against France.
Teena Francois, MPH, Associate Director of Community Health Initiatives & Research Metropolitan Chicago Breast Cancer Task Force explains breast cancer has a "Beyond October" impact on our community.
Rev. Frederick D. Haynes, III and Rev. Otis Moss, III joined host, Michael Eric Dyson on the Ed Show to discuss the Conservatives comparison of the Affordable Care Act to the Fugitive Slave Law (Act)
On Wednesday October 9th, Vincent Southerland, Senior Counsel in the Criminal Justice Practice, will argue a case in front of the entire Sixth Circuit calling for the Fair Sentencing Act to be applied retroactively and thus entitle nearly 9,000 individuals across the country, of which 90% are African American, who are serving out sentences imposed on...
