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Protest Targets Nutter Administration For Terror Against African Community
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UhuruNews | 07.27.2008
What: Protest Demonstration and Press Conference When: Monday, July 28 at Noon Where: The Clothespin, 15th and Market, Philadelphia, PA Contact: Harris Daniels, 857-233-7508  Uhuru Summer Against State Terror July 28 Demonstration to Launch "Uhuru Summer Against State Terror" AS ECONOMIC CRISIS INTENSIFIES, THE AFRICAN COMMUNITY CATCHES HELL – UHURU MOVEMENT INDICTS NUTTER ADMINISTRATION FOR STATE TERROR! What: Protest Demonstration and Press Conference When: Monday, July 28 at Noon Where: The Clothespin, 15th and Market, Philadelphia, PA Contact: Harris Daniels, 857-233-7508 The African People’s Socialist Party and the Uhuru Solidarity Movement in Philadelphia call on all freedom loving people to: · Join their demonstration on Monday, July 28 at NOON · Participate in the “Uhuru Summer Against State Terror” campaign to stand up against the City’s escalating attacks on the African community · Join the Uhuru Solidarity Movement and the International People’s Democratic Uhuru Movement. “The African community in Philadelphia faces the highest imprisonment and poverty rates in the U.S., and we recognize that these conditions are imposed by the U.S. government and carried out daily by the Nutter administration,” says African People’s Socialist Party Northeast Regional Outreach Director Ajamu Bandele. Alison Hoehne, Chair of the African People’s Solidarity Committee in Philadelphia says, “We are calling for action and for the white community to speak out against the escalation of attacks against the black community in Philadelphia and around the country. We believe the real violence, and the real crime is the brutal conditions imposed by the City government on black and Puerto Rican communities including: • Police murders of 22 people in 2006 alone – no police have been prosecuted • 50% of black men in Philadelphia are unemployed • Students in Philadelphia schools were under-funded by $4972 per student in 2006, while Lower Merion students were over-funded by $5146 • Only18% of Philadelphians have college degrees, and up to 50% of those in city jails were unemployed when arrested • Over 40% of Philadelphians live below the poverty level Contact: Harris Daniels, 857-233-7508 |
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Duh
Submitted by Common Sense (no verificado) on Sáb, 08/02/2008 - 2:43pmMaybe if you negroes would stop raping, robbing, and killing (usually each other) so much, you wouldn't wind up in jail constantly. FUCK UHURU.
Nutter?
Submitted by Anonymous (no verificado) on Mié, 08/06/2008 - 9:41amWhat does Nutter have to do with the Prison Industrial Complex? What could he do to change it?
Details, please!
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