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Rochester Pride Parade 2016

Submitted by AlBrundage on Wed, 2016-07-27 13:29

Rochester's Pride parade kicked off on July 16 with a theme of "Let's Make Magic."  This year it followed a different route starting downtown heading up Park Ave to a festival at Cobbs Hill park.

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A group representing veterans was able to march, thanks in part to the elimination of "Don't Ask Don't Tell" in the US military.

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Activist Wendy Lynne Lee speaks on the Environment

Submitted by AlBrundage on Tue, 2016-07-26 23:04

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Professor and activist Wendy Lynne Lee spoke at the Flying Squirrel Community Space on July 21 2016. Lee is a professor of philosophy at the University of Pennsylvania, Bloomsburg. The event was sponsored by the Green Party of Monroe County. The talk was about sustainability and how current social and philosophical attitudes make achieving it more difficult. The accompanying photo show showed the effects of fracking in Pennsylvania and world wide climate change. The video includes the full lecture, photos and follow up questions.

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B.L.A.C.K. addresses community after 73 protesters arrested

Submitted by SusanGalloway on Fri, 2016-07-22 03:39

B.L.A.C.K. Press Conference Addressing Arrest of 73 Peaceful Protesters

Building Leadership And Community Knowledge, known as B.L.A.C.K., held a press conference to address the issues surrounding the arrests of 73 people during a Black Lives Matter protest demanding justice for Alton Sterling, Philando Castile, India Cummings, and “all those who have lost their lives to police brutality and misconduct.” The protest was held on July 8, 2016. Several B.L.A.C.K. members spoke at the conference delineating the organization as horizontal. According to the press release, B.L.A.C.K. is "a grassroots collective created to empower the Black community through education, awareness, leadership development, cooperative economics, social media and tactful action in an effort to combat the many disparities caused by institutionalized racism and white supremacy."
 
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How to Help Black Lives Matter (and Other Causes) While Dealing with Mental Health Issues

Submitted by Phillip Miner on Wed, 2016-07-13 20:00

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To say we live in scary times is an accurate description of today. Even if we put aside the most pressing issues that the Black Lives Matter movement has brought front and center to the national consciousness, there’s still wars abroad that the USA is involved in (most notably in the Middle East), fascist demagogues making power plays for the White House, environmental degradation, and probably some other global problems I’m forgetting. It’s hard enough to fight the good fight for these issues even when one is completely mentally sound and competent – just imagine though what it’s like when you want to contribute positively towards these causes, only to have your already existing mental health issues, such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, etc., holding you back.

Having a mental health-related disorder is already perceived as a stigma enough as it is in our society. When it prevents you from working and fighting for the causes you want to fight for, it can feel even more debilitating. However, it’s important to keep in mind that despair solves nothing – while helping to further society’s progression is easier said than done when you suffer from mental health issues, it can be done. You just need to do so in a way that fits within your capabilities and gives you that sense of accomplishment. And helping progressive causes can actually do a lot to help one’s depression, anxiety, etc., because helping others in and of itself is beneficial to the human mind.

With that, here are some ways to help causes such as Black Lives Matter that those who suffer from depression, anxiety, or other issues can do. This is not meant to be an exhaustive list, nor is it meant to be one-size-fits-all. There are probably other ways to help progressive causes that aren’t mentioned here, or that maybe your local organizations can come up with. But these are the most obvious methods.

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Local Hero Bravery Gear Official Launch Event this Friday

Submitted by Lisa Nudo on Wed, 2016-07-13 18:18

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Due to the politics involved with underfunding much needed benefits to our military veterans and frustrations with recent controversies surrounding large charitable organizations,  Brock Thrasher, a private citizen of East Irondequoit, has taken it upon himself to start up a small business apparel line with the sole purpose of directly donating a good part of his sales profits to area veterans and the
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Public Health or Profit? The Rochester Red Light Camera Controversy

Submitted by Robert D. Richardson III on Thu, 2016-06-16 08:51

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s (NHTSA) Traffic Safety Facts Report from the same year, 2.5 million reported intersection accidents occurred in the United States during 2012. In total, the reported crashes resulted in over 680,000 injuries

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and 2,850 fatalities. Accidents caused by red light running accounted for 100,000 of those accidents and 1,000 of the fatalities (SRF Associates, 2014, p. 1). With 35% of fatalities coming from a mere 4% of all reported accidents, red light running poses a clear threat to all motorists and pedestrians crossing the street at busy intersections.

“Red light running” is defined as a vehicle that enters an intersection or crosses the stop line after the light has turned red. This could include not fully stopping before turning right, passing through a red light after it changes from yellow and going through a red light while other movements in the intersection (turn arrows, pedestrian crossings) are being served (SRF Associates, 2014, p. 1). Several studies have found that red light camera programs reduce the number and rate of red light violations. In the last decade, over 400 cities have utilized these programs to combat this public health concern. The theory is that putting Red Light Cameras at intersections with a noted history of red light violations and recording these violations for prosecution will alter motorist behavior; the threat of a ticket will prevent or reduce instances of red light running. In addition, the change in motorist behavior will ultimately reduce overall accidents and injuries thus promoting public safety (SRF Associates, 2014, p. 2). In April, 2009 New York State passed legislation clearing the way for Rochester to implement its Red Light Traffic Enforcement Program (Bortnick, 2009). Since the program went live in November 2010, 48 cameras have been installed at 32 intersections in the city of Rochester (SRF Associates, 2014, p. 1).

Description of Community

According to 2010 Census data, there are 1,054,000 million people in the Greater Rochester Area with 210,565 of them residing in the city. The Greater Rochester Area is the second largest economic center in New York State, trailing only New York City. Including Enter City which is primarily downtown, there are a total of 36 neighborhoods in the City of Rochester  (Rochester, NY Neighborhoods, 2016); for a list and color coded map of neighborhoods refer to the Appendix. The yellow block in the middle is Center City, containing what is considered “downtown.” Areas in green are considered high desirability, high safety and low crime neighborhoods. Areas in red are considered to be low desirability, low safety and high crime neighborhoods.

The color coded map of Rochester reveals a few startling facts. First, the red neighborhoods on the map are all geographically connected to each other. They form “The Crescent;” an area of concentrated poverty representing the highest proportion of black, Latino and immigrant residents. As of 2015, Rochester had more people living at less than half the federal poverty level than any other American city of comparable size with 16.2% of those living in extreme poverty (Crescent of Poverty, 2015). Second, of the 36 separate neighborhoods listed in the Appendix, 14 of them are color coded red. Two neighborhoods the map codes in green (Susan B. Anthony and Brown Square) are mislabeled. On the map in the Appendix, there are two small areas west of Center City identified as high desirability, high safety and low crime. My experience working in these neighborhoods has shown them to be two of the most economically challenged and dangerous.

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The Brown Square area includes the “Fruit Belt;” a grouping of streets named after fruits known for poverty, crime and high immigrant populations (Governale, 2015). Located near Sahlen’s Stadium where the Rochester Rhinos play, this troubled neighborhood also contains Enrico Fermi School #17. New York State test scores consistently show School #17 to be one of the lowest performing schools in the state, firmly entrenched in the bottom 1% of all schools for the last decade (School #17- Enrico Fermi, 2016). The Susan B. Anthony Neighborhood has historically been considered part of the Crescent (Crescent of Poverty, 2015), so I added these neighborhoods to those coded in red. That brings the total number of high crime, low safety and low desirability neighborhoods to 16, or 44% of the 36 identified areas.

The Red-Light Camera Traffic Safety Program is contained within the City of Rochester, meaning there are no cameras at any suburban intersections. Of the 36 neighborhoods considered part of the city proper, 16 contain red light cameras. It is important to point out that there are no traffic cameras on Main St. in Center City, and the lack of cameras in one of the highest traffic areas in the County compared to other chosen intersections is alarming. Excluding downtown, 11 of the 15 neighborhoods are considered high crime, low safety and low desirability.

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Local Solidarity with NY City-Long Island Offshore Wind Project

Submitted by AlBrundage on Fri, 2016-06-03 01:15

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On May 31 2016 a group of about 25 activists met at Rochester's Liberty pole. The action was led by Mothers Out Front, an environmental group advocating renewable solutions to climate change. The timing of the event was in national solidarity for the Long Island-New York City Offshore Wind Project. The project would construct a large number of 300 foot diameter wind turbines 12-15 miles from the south shore of Long Island. The project is a joint effort between Consolidated Edison Co. which supplies electricity to New York City, the New York State Power Authority and the Long Island Power Authority. Hearings were being in conducted in New York City at the same time as the national rallies, and a large crowd was assembled outside of New York's City Hall.

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What Islam means to the White Male- Through the lens of a Bullet Covered in Bacon Grease

Submitted by Iman Abid on Tue, 2016-05-31 14:39

The original article, cross-posted with permission, can be found at: https://medium.com/@I.MMA70/what-islam-means-to-the-white-male-through-the-lens-of-a-bullet-covered-in-bacon-grease-129d42a03ea5#.y3iviiqmc

What Islam means to the White Male- Through the lens of a Bullet Covered in Bacon Grease

It’s a little ridiculous that after more than 20 years of being born and raised in the US, having received a proper American education, and chosen to serve a career in the public sector, that I am deemed a terrorist or a demon in the eyes of the White Male. It’s also a little ridiculous knowing that due to the unforeseen nature of terrorist attacks that the White Male feels that he has the privilege to take matters into his own hands. How obscene it is that the White Male believes he has privileges…oh, wait…

You’re right, White Male, I am of the nature of the unforeseen, I am the modest and the hopeful, I am the one you will never understand. For too long, you have maneuvered your way around every person that does not carry the color of your skin or the same genitalia. For too long, you have weakened all other races and ethnicity in your eyes, just so that you may carry on with yourself as you do in 892 other Active Hate Groups that exist in this Country. Staring at a map created by the Southern Poverty Law Center, I’m throwing up in my mouth a little as I noticed a Black Separatist Group is only miles away from my home.

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Alex White Speaks About the Cost of Corporate Welfare in Rochester

Submitted by AlBrundage on Sat, 2016-05-28 01:22

Alex White spoke on May 26 2016 on Corporate Welfare and what it costs the people of Rochester.  The event was held at presidential candidate Bernie Sanders' headquarters.  Sanders has been an outspoken critic of Corporate Welfare on the national level. But the local costs are mostly due to Democrats.

Alex White has run for mayor and city council as a Green Party candidate.


Alex White full presentation 05 26 2016

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Rochester Police Department demographics, 2015

Submitted by Rochester Indymedia (Thanks to Jason Olshefsky for aiding in the graph creation) on Fri, 2016-05-27 16:13

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InfoDoc on Rochester's failed Body Worn Camera draft policy

Submitted by Rochester Indymedia on Sat, 2016-05-21 20:16

Below is a PDF of the BWC [Body Worn Camera] Manual Draft 4.29.2016 Public Release found as a link on the Rochester Police Department website concerning the Rochester Police Department's (RPD) development of policies for the use of body worn cameras. This is not the final policy, but it seems like it could be headed that way, if the public does not get involved.

Link to a PDF download of the final manual (hint, very few changes from the first one): www.cityofrochester.gov/WorkArea/linkit.aspx?LinkIdentifier=id&ItemID=85...

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Draft BWCManual Public Release 4 28 16.pdf

 

The many failures of the draft policy for Body Worn Cameras

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Scroll down for more information on 10 failures of the draft policy released by the Rochester Police Department regarding the use of Body Worn Cameras (BWCs). Rochester Indymedia encourages you to read the policy and compare our concerns with the policy as written. We are aware that there are additional concerns and failures with the draft policy, but these 10 seemed to be most egregious. Check back here for future updates!

 

 

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What does the term “grenadier” mean to you?

Submitted by T. Forsyth on Thu, 2016-05-19 13:41
When you hear the term "grenadier," what comes to mind? Is it the photo on the left or the photo on the right?
 



Seventeenth Century French grenadier soldiers on the left; 21st Century police from St. Paul, MN at the Republican National Convention in 2008 on the right


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Uncharted Territory in Anti-Poverty

Submitted by Brandon Davis on Thu, 2016-05-19 13:13

To suppress resource scarcity in all of society, would be to eradicate poverty. Since the inception of anti-poverty in 1964, when former President Lyndon B. Johnson declared war on poverty in his state of the union address, no organization has documented findings proven to eradicate poverty. Yet, the only answer to the question, “Can poverty be eradicated?” are, “It's always been around,” or, “It's human nature,” but never any positive analysis. In order for all of society to live with an insufficient level of scarcity to allow poverty to subsist, some invention or new technology must be produced. Could poverty eradication be a technology? Technology does come in the form of methods and systems as well as machines and gadgets. Wouldn't it be safe to say that research and development is the next step to take in order to achieve the technological breakthrough that is poverty eradication?

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A Jury of One's Fears

Submitted by Katherine Denison on Fri, 2016-05-13 15:42

On May 2, 2016, I sat in court to observe jury selection with other members of Enough is Enough in support of Scean Gordon, arrested as he filmed the illegal handcuffing, search, and abduction of his friend, Daryl Appleberry who was racially profiled and targeted by Rochester Police Department officers Nicholas Thomas and Christopher Kosch. The infamous race-baiting, bully cops insisted their behavior was a legitimate case of mistaken identity. Mr. Gordon, however, recorded Mr. Appleberry repeatedly clarifying his identity, his family members anxiously shouting that the police had the wrong person and naming him correctly, the cops illegally searching Mr. Appleberry's person without permission, and then police forcing Mr. Appleberry into a police cruiser and beginning to drive away with him. All this activity occurred without a warrant or any legally required effort to speak with the family members who offered identification, or required response to Mr. Appleberry’s saying he did not consent to search.

Video of Appleberry being wrongfully arrested

Having infuriated the police with his loud insistence on legality, Mr. Gordon was targeted, chased down, beaten and maced, and arrested under false charges. He chose to stand trial, rebutting police lies and their brutal treatment of him, rather than admit to guilt in a false plea deal.

Video of Gordon being brutalized

I'd been part of a small team that attended the Huntley Hearing for the case, listening to police testimony. Later we FOILed and transcribed the sworn testimony of the two officers' claims and compared their words, frame by frame to the videos that Mr. Gordon himself, and Daryl Appleberry's sister, Diamond, had taken of the episode. I could easily see for myself that the accusations were largely untrue; the police lied in answer to nearly every question asked about their behavior from the start of the episode to its brutal end. There seemed some hope that if we could get the video and the testimony shown to a jury Scean might have, before a jury of his peers, a chance at justice.

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After the Requiem, Chomsky answers questions

Submitted by Mara Ahmed (feature photo: Miriam Steinberg; article photos: Mara Ahmed) on Wed, 2016-05-11 11:09

Went to see REQUIEM FOR THE AMERICAN DREAM - The Chomsky Documentary yesterday at The Little Theatre. This was the first time Noam Chomsky saw the film himself. He was seated right in front of me. I was tempted to take a picture of the back of his head, with the film playing in front of him and post it with the caption "Chomsky watching Chomsky" or something to that effect but then I thought it would be too juvenile and with much self-discipline, I abandoned the idea.

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photo: Mara Ahmed

The documentary is excellent. It parses hours and hours of interviews with Professor Chomsky and creates a clear and engaging narrative. As a filmmaker, I understand the challenge. How do you take a series of lectures by one of the most eclectic intellectuals of our time and cut them into a cogent and gripping 73 minute film? The answer: sharp editing, copious b-roll and terrific graphics and animation. The importance and urgency of what Professor Chomsky is saying helps too, of course. He talks about the concentration of wealth and power in the hands of a few (a fraction of one percent) and puts this phenomenon in a historical context, he explains how the "rabble rousers" of the 60s and 70s were crushed, how the media and their focus on consumption have produced a "me" culture and undermined solidarity, and how this will continue to shape an increasingly ugly society. The film ends on a positive note by reminding us of Howard Zinn and his bottom-up view of history - the idea that the countless small actions of unknown people drive all great historical events. Ultimately it's always been, and it continues to be, up to us.

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Rochester Police Department General Orders Manual (March 2016)

Submitted by Rochester Indymedia on Fri, 2016-05-06 15:15

Below is a .pdf of the most recent Rochester Police Department General Orders Manual. According to the Records Access Office, which handles FOIL requests for the City of Rochester, these general orders were the most recent version to date. The document was dated March of 2016 and it is the most recent document to date with the General Orders.

In the "Attestation," Chief Michael Ciminelli of the Rochester Police Department attests:

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Rally at Verizon in Rochester, NY

Submitted by SusanGalloway on Sun, 2016-05-01 20:06

Rally at Verizon in Rochester, NY

Currently, Verizon workers are out on strike demanding a fair contract.  This is an older video, but shows the kind of corporation Verizon is.  A rally was held outside Verizon in Rochester, NY to bring attention to Verizon paying an unfair share in NYS and federal income tax.

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April Monday Mayhem: political prisoner Jalil Muntaqim

Submitted by Shannon Coleman on Fri, 2016-04-29 09:11

April Monday Mayhem was about Jalil Muntaqim and his parole hearing coming up on June 14, 2016, with a focus on ways to support him. The event included an open discussion on parole reform in New York State and letter writing to the parole board on Jalil's behalf.

On the first Monday of every month, the Flying Squirrel Community Space hosts special programming that forgoes the technical and logistical concerns of running an open-use community space in order to take a closer look at the impact of our actions on the community and our potential as a catalyst for change.

April Monday Mayhem: Jalil Muntaqim--political prisoner and prisoner of war

Portion of audio from the presenters

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NYS is a no SWAT zone! Reject SWAT conferences & police militarization

Submitted by Rochester Indymedia (Special thanks to Ursula Rozum from the Syracuse Peace Council) on Thu, 2016-04-28 11:55

Rochester Indymedia's Ted Forsyth spoke with Ursula Rozum of the Syracuse Peace Council about the New York Tactical Officers Association's "SWAT Conference" happening in Syracuse, NY, April 26 - 28 and what is being done to stop it.

New York Tactical Officer Association's SWAT conference: what is it and what is being done?

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Subversive Arts: A statement from the Bloody Noes

Submitted by Bloody Noes on Thu, 2016-04-28 10:09

The Bloody Noes (Ian Downey Is Famous) - "Bernie"

The Bloody Noes (Ian Downey Is Famous) - "Bernie"

True subversions require a model that is nourished not by capitalist reward but by an effective shock sounded out from the artist, through an observing (group of) human, and back into artist. A moment thus created is pure moment of potential change.

Bloody Noes: Pope It Up

Bloody Noes: Pope It Up

Subversive efforts necessarily require that familiar or educational slogans are abandoned. Familiar elements are crucial for an initial level of acceptance or recognition by viewer/absorber/audience, but must undergo a serious level of deconstruction and/or uncomfortable recombination with potentially dissonant elements. Messages must be condensed into a form streamlined into essential nugget[s], delivered perhaps with an additional (non)emotional (ritual) twist, a new and further dissonance.

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