Anti-racism / Racism

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Howard Eagle will be the guest speaker at the Green Party of Monroe County's monthly meeting. He will be addressing the development of the 21st Century African-American Leadership Council as it relates to police and racism.

It is most interesting that sometimes when people apparently think that they are contributing to potential solutions regarding deep-seated, historic, sociopolitical issues and problems --- they actually end up fanning the flames and perpetuating the original causes. Ms. Jane Zicari's Letter below is a prime example of this reality. That is to say, where communities of color are concerned, one outstanding reason why it is so difficult to improve police-community relations is because of pervasive, undeserved, disdain on the part of many, many members of white communities,and automatic, blind loyalty to those who are human representatives of a system that was racist, sexist, classist, objectively evil and wicked --- right from the start!

Please join us on Sunday, December 26, 2004.

We must organize the community in order to stop racism and police brutality; demand racial equality and economic justice; stop attempts to destroy authentic Black leadership.

UPDATE REGARDING ANNOUNCED ACTION

"Another Call To Action: It Is Past Time To Teach Racist Bar Owner A Lesson In Economics 101"

Where is the proof for calling Ronnie Davis a " Reported " racist? Can we not assume for a minute, that standing up to someone who is in the wrong, if that individual is a minority, is not racist?

In Greensboro, North Carolina, an anti-Klan march and educational conference were planned for Saturday, November 3, 1979.

Neither the march nor the conference ever occurred. Minutes before the march was to begin, a nine-car caravan carrying thirty-five heavily armed Klansmen and Nazis drove into the heart of Greensboro's black community where marchers were assembling. They opened fire on the crowd, killing five people and wounding eleven.

This is a call for proposals for the National Conference on Organized Resistance on February 3rd through February 6th, 2005!

Now that over 1,000 American soldiers have been killed in Iraq and about 7,000 maimed and seriously wounded there — American soldiers who have killed about 15 *TIMES* that many Iraqis and maimed and wounded perhaps 10's of 1,000's of Iraqi civilians — it's time to post this again. This was first posted by me, MA, July 25, 2003 (just a little over a year ago):