Throw Nutter In the Gutter -- Hands off the City Hall 2!
On Thursday, March 19 police attacked two organizers of the International People's Democratic Uhuru Movement during the City Council meeting to feature Mayor Michael Nutter and his introduction of the highly controversial 2010 city budget. During this process, InPDUM members were holding signs protesting Mayor Nutter's current budget that spends more than $1 billion a year for police and prisons, which attack the black community. Subsequent to the police attack, InPDUM International Organizer Diop Olugbala (aka Wali Rahman) and InPDUM member Shabaka Mnombatha (aka Franklin Moses) -- now known as the Philly City Hall 2 -- were brutally arrested and now have a list of charges, including aggravated assault on police!
Justice for the Hunstville 3!
Update - HSV3 Found “Guilty” on all Charges
On Wednesday, November 26, 2008, Huntsville Municipal Court Judge Charles Rodenhauser ruled in the case of the HSV 3. Despite compelling testimony from three Africans who were themselves victims of the same Huntsville police who attacked the HSV3, and obviously contradictory testimony offered by the police, Judge Rodenhauser found Dr. Michelle Strongfields, Kobina Bantushango and Dr. Aisha Fields guilty on all counts of “obstruction of governmental operations” and “resisting arrest” and sentenced them to paying thousands of dollars in fines and court costs.
Justice for Javon Dawson!
JUSTICE FOR JAVON DAWSON COMMITTEE (JJDC) helps organize the outraged
African community to bring justice and the arrest of police department
murderer, officer Terrance Nemeth, who, according to witnesses, shot
17 year old Javon Dawson twice in the back while he was holding his
hands up.
Javon Dawson, a young teen, out to celebrate his perceived victory of graduation, was the victim of the St. Petersburg police department's economic and military attack on the African community. Javon Dawson now adds to the St. Petersburg police department's rap sheet of murder, including their murder of young Africans, TyRon Lewis, Marquell McCullough and Jarrell Walker.
Find out how you can help the African community through international call-ins demanding justice from the St. Pete District Attorney, Mayor, and Police department, and how you can bring the JJDC to your area to speak out as representatives of the attacks on the African community throughout the nation. Also find out more on how to participate in the upcoming Marches and Tribunals in Defense Javon Dawson on the ground in The City Of African Resistance! St. Petersburg, Fl.
