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Saturday, October 13, 2007
Mychal Bell of the Jena Six, ordered back to jail for prior charge Commentary on the court's decision to send Mychal Bell of the Jena Six to jail for violation of probation.
Saturday, October 13, 2007Mychal Bell of the Jena Six, ordered back to jail for prior charge Commentary on the court's decision to send Mychal Bell of the Jena Six to jail for violation of probation.
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Wednesday, June 20, 2007
America's Addiction to Prison Should be the Focus in Paris Hilton's Case Hilton Should Become a Poster Child for the Ailing Criminal Justice System
Wednesday, June 20, 2007America's Addiction to Prison Should be the Focus in Paris Hilton's Case Hilton Should Become a Poster Child for the Ailing Criminal Justice System
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Tuesday, May 8, 2007
Propaganda, Pimping or Sloppy Journalism:"60 Minutes" story on snitching reinforces the need to support the black press Part one of 2 part commentary on the media distortions reporting on the so-called "No Snitchin" movement A recent story on CBS News' 60 Minutes presented a one-dimensional view of snitching that appears to be part of an ongoing propaganda campaign designed to hold hip-hop culture accountable for the dysfunctional criminal justice system, and divert the public's attention from the real problems in America.
Tuesday, May 8, 2007Propaganda, Pimping or Sloppy Journalism:"60 Minutes" story on snitching reinforces the need to support the black press Part one of 2 part commentary on the media distortions reporting on the so-called "No Snitchin" movement A recent story on CBS News' 60 Minutes presented a one-dimensional view of snitching that appears to be part of an ongoing propaganda campaign designed to hold hip-hop culture accountable for the dysfunctional criminal justice system, and divert the public's attention from the real problems in America.
