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Oral argument before the
Army Court of Military Review
is edul for t . month.
In late June, this same court
reversed the conviction of Ser­
geant Pete (who had earlier been
released from prison after serv­
ingtwo yeats) and dismissed his
case.
The ruling so infuriated the
Army command tin
the unusual step of king the
full court to revi the decision
of its three-panel judge.
"OUR DEMAND OR Black
Community Parole Review
Boards would give the Black com­
munity control over a major dy­
namic affecting their Ii , thus
leading to a 'repair' in the commu­
nity," . d Sheffield.
How can Blac men between
�he a of 18 and 55, who make
up than 3 percent of the U.S.
popu . n, ad up . 75
cent of the prison population,
qu ioned lmari, ying.pert of
what's wrong is the current parole
system."
Then, in statement that fits
Michigan where mcs of the pris­
ons are in rural, predominantly
w bite areas, Imari asked, "Black.
CCRA GHAN I the
planned ight of the Nation of Is­
lam's first International Saviou '
. Day Con tion in October, 1994.
Akbar he>
lived in Ghana for th past t
years, will be touring various cit­
i in the United States during
August through October.
He will be available to help eo­
ordinate travel arrangements and
to answer questions regarding the
upcoming con ntion,
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pedal program fl turing Dr.
'im Akbar and Dr. Jawanza
Ku�ufu k��wmm
Dr. a'im Akbar
excited about th b in
o r opportuniti that . for
African Am' in Ghana. He
also id, that he will consider
coordinating trips fur groups of
tuden from Florida A&M U ni-
versity, wh h a pro-
� ofpaychology.
Many B are exploring th
busin and cultural opportuni­
ti in Ghana, which is 0 of v­
eral d oping African nations
working to encourage Blac
. Americans to bring their busi
and other ills to Africa, as did
the African Americans attending
th fimt International Conference
of the ational Council of Black
Studi .
Dr. Maya Angelou was at th
WEB DuBois Center for the open­
ing oni, and also p nt,
was noted Pan-Africani t
Kwrume�, '
poopl haveto we
want our tax money continuously
going to build more priso 80
wbi . can have jolB at the
pe of our neighborhoods and
sehoo or hether want our
tax money to go towards redevel­
opment of our own communi' .-
HeciUdthe of owr
. ing a prisoner for one year-
25,000 - with what that same
amount could accomplish such
paying the salary of one person for
a year, or fum' bing materials to
fix up three ho .
"The question then becom •
Imari said, "do you want a B
prisoner Ioc ed down for fiv
years for some petty crime -
that's a minimum of 125,000-
or would you rather have
100,000 of that money and that
person on the doing some
work for the community?"
'VIe must look after own own
interests. Black Community
Parole Boards would be a ignifi­
cant in the' direction,·
lmari
DESPITE U EROU
overtures by Citizen Soldier,
none of the unions which repre­
sent federal employees has been
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advocacy group. This articl i
reprinted from the August 1993
edition of Labor Not .
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Racial Reconciliation .' The Reverend Bill Quick
has dedicated his life to bringing us together - across
the artificial lines of race, ctas , sex and religion that
keep us from �ddre ing real issues of economic
development in our city. Removing the racially-charged
rhetoric from our politic and working for the
advancement of opportunity fol all people is why we
need Bill Quick on Detroit City Council.
Casino Gambling. Four times, Detroiters have
said no to the get-rich scheme of casino operators - and
each time Bill Quick ha led the fight .. While others
hesitate, Bill Quick ha been an outspoken leader.
Clear Priorities. Job and neighborhoo�s. While'
other talk, Bill Quick ha rolled up hi leeve and gone
to work. That' why Civic Searchlight endorsed him as
. "preferred and well-qualified" for City Council.