Month: August 2011

There were followers from all over the Globe. From France, Germany, the United Kingdom to the Congo Territories of Africa watching, hoping, praying, and were not surprised when the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit of Pennsylvania unanimously declared that Mumia Abu-Jamal’s death sentence was in fact unconstitutional. Though this is the […]

There is a very storied past that many care not to remember in the State of Mississippi during the Civil Rights era in America. Tales of lynchings and indiscriminate murders of black people without repercussions were the order of the day during a time when the life of a black person was considered insignificant, and […]

Young people congregated outside on the stoops of homes during the early morning hours is a familiar scene during summer months, and the normally quiet town of Stratford, Connecticut is not immune to such a youthful pass time. That towns calm was disrupted a few nights ago when a 20 year old man, enjoying the […]

It’s been nearly a month now since Media Reports surfaced surrounding the F.B.I. trying to obtain access to Social Media Accounts belonging to murdered Phylicia Barnes, and 4 Men from Baltimore. Authorities cite in a Federal Affidavit requesting Search Warrants of the Accounts because Investigators believe that a crime had occurred. A Federal Agent assigned […]