The Killing of Black Men Continues

A CALL TO ACTION By Dr. Ron Daniels, Institute of the Black World When will it stop? The police killing of Michael Brown, an unarmed teenager in the streets of Ferguson, Missouri, coming on the heals of the killing of Eric Garner, an unarmed Black man by a policeman’s choke hold in Staten Island,...

NEWS & VIEWS

Ferguson, Mike Brown, Ron Daniels, spotilight, war on drugs

August 20, 2014

War on Drugs. War on Terror. War on Us?

By Rev. Otis Moss, III As America began to gear up for its incredibly wasteful (more than $40 trillion since 1972) and utterly futile “War on Drugs,” there were three critical federal actions that contributed to our current vastly over-militarized police forces. In 1981, the Military Cooperation with Law Enforcement Act was passed. This law authorized military...

PUBLIC LIFE

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June 9, 2013

No More Lectures: What President Obama Can Do for Black America

Despite the “State of Emergency” in America’s “dark ghettos,” he refuses to directly respond to the urgent needs of Blacks who marched on ballot boxes in record numbers to ensure his election and re-election.

NATIONAL, NEWS & VIEWS

Barack Obama, Ron Daniels, war on drugs

April 4, 2013

End the “War on Drugs” and Mass Incarceration Invest in America’s “Dark Ghettos”

As we pause to reflect on the legacy of Dr. King, the commemoration of his life has largely been reduced to ceremonies devoid of the moral and political imperative to continue the struggle for social justice and transformation.

NEWS & VIEWS

Barack Obama, Dark Ghettos, Economics, Institute of the Black World, Ron Daniels, spotlight, war on drugs

December 11, 2012

A National Faith Community Educational Event

On January 12, 2013, a film screening of the Emmy-nominated film, The House I Live In, will be made available, without cost, to all faith communities in the United States.

NATIONAL

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August 22, 2012

Baltimore: Anatomy of an American City

The election of the first black US president offered hope to millions of African Americans across the country. But have four years of an Obama presidency seen positive change for black communities in the US' inner cities? Fault Lines' Sebastian Walker spends time with those on the front lines of the failed drug war to understand some fundamental dynamics of race, poverty, incarceration and economic truths in the US in an election year.

BALTIMORE

Baltimore, mass incarceration, Michelle Alexander, Neill Franklin, spotlight, war on drugs

June 15, 2012

Launch of US / México Peace Caravan

Mexican Poet Javier Sicilia Leads US Peace Caravan to Expose Drug

NEWS & VIEWS

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The Killing of Black Men Continues

War on Drugs. War on Terror. War on Us?

Pastors seek to end war on drugs by decriminalizing use

No More Lectures: What President Obama Can Do for Black America

End the “War on Drugs” and Mass Incarceration Invest in America’s “Dark Ghettos”

KineticsLive.com Speaks with Eugene Jarecki, Award-winning Filmmaker and Director of “The House I Live In”

A National Faith Community Educational Event

Baltimore: Anatomy of an American City

Launch of US / México Peace Caravan

National Radio Host Warren Ballentine to Keynote Town Hall Meeting on the War on Drugs

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