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VIDEO MEDIA  10.14.05>>
Black Media Forum on Image of Black Americans in Mainstream Media
On the eve of the Million Man March 10th anniversary, activists
and radio personalities Jared Ball (Organized C.O.U.P. FreeMix Radio),
Opio Sokoni and Joe Madison joins a forum on the image of Blacks
in American media. WATCHALL VIDEO MEDIA>> |
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Contributor - PAUL PORTER: Radio,
America's Corporate Child Predator-America has a problem.
Radio has stepped to another new low. Bubba Sparxx's top 20 single
"Ms New Booty" proves that payola is a national problem.
Station after station continues to play Virgin Record's Rap star
and watch it's pornographic links rise to number one on Billboards
chart.Hustled
and Pimped: Agenda Setting in Mouse Ears By
Jared Ball With
All Due Respect, Mrs. King Failed By Jared BallMartin
Luther King In His Own Words - Compiled by Jared Ball Did
Africans sell Africans into slavery? "Attack on Subconsciousness"
By Suzette Gardner Interview
with Noam Chomsky with Jared Ball - History, the Drug War and
More!Interview
with Dr. Shiela Walker with Suzette Gardner The African-Diaspora,
Minority Status and ContributionsUSDA
and Organic Foods Is it Organic or... Manipulated by Mark Bowen
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EDUCATION
If you are stopped by the police: You NEVER
have to talk to any police officer, parole/probation officer,
agents or investigators on the street, at your home, at work,
or in custody (5th Ammendment Right).You are not required
to carry ID unless you are driving in the District of Columbia.
You cannot be arrested for refusing to identify yourself on the
street--but you may be deemed suspicious. When stopped always
ask, "Am I being detained?" or "Am I being arrested?" If the police
are NOT detaining or arresting you, let them know you are free
to go because custody was not established by them. READ MORE>>
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04.17.06>>
Towards
African America’s Interest: Assessing and Challenging the
Congressional Black Caucus. This campaign and subsequent
documents deal with several issues we feel the CBC has not worked
hard enough to find resolution for –if at all. It discusses
the role of Corporations in the caucus, Africa Policy, the Criminal
Injustice System, Predator Lending in our communities and African-American
Community Self Reliance in the face of a government that is failing
the majority of us.