A1
t nd t
held fo
that th y e th t "vio-
l nt" nd "h rden" crimin 1
ould no be part of h popu-
1 tion t th facility.
In ddition, Attorney Geo
G. n, whom the lition
h i attorn , id
th not ep moth r
hich could m n
consid rabl amount of "grant
mon y for hom curity,
SlIDA (Michigan State Hous­
ing Development Authority)
loans (and) improved neighbor­
hood lighting."
Throu MSlIDA, individu-
al can ure home improve-
ment 10 ns with inte t ra
low as one percent.
Newman let it be known that
the coali tion has legal legs to
tand on and if ne ary and the
coalition directs him to do 0 he
will bring the matter before the
courts.
Newman also said the state
provided for a community liaison
group which is supposed to meet
with correctional officials and
address prison population and
other concerns.
That group, he said, has not
met since November of last year.
Because of agreements that were
made in writing, Newman said,
"This comm unity is in a position
where it doe not have to take no
for an answer."
However he feels that emo­
tionalism is not the path to take,
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men and women in Detroit. It
isn't as harshly enforced any­
. w re else.
"Shay Whitee or E tab-
lishment" has modified the-laws
and enhanced the penalties to
keep the Black families sepa­
rated and further destroyed.
It troubled our souls deeply to
witness our own people stand be­
fore the beast's tool of communi­
cation and further promote this
insidious plan.
Check the felony murder law
and see how many young Black
brothers who've been convicted
of these trumped up charges and
have never murdered anyone,
yet they are considered murder­
ers as though they pulled the
trigger themselves.
Black people need to stop de­
pending on the white media to
educate them about their both­
ers and sisters.
WE NEED TO COME from
behind our closed doors and ex­
amine the massive warehousing
of our brothers and sisters.
don't continue to allow these
modern day slaveholders to
brainwash us.
If you followed the escape of
those brothers they only wanted
to go home (to the neighbor­
hood). No one committed any
crimes other than asking a sister
for a ride. She spoke of how.
pleasant the brothers were.
We need to look closer at the
warehousing of 0\1r people.
Study your hi tory and you'll dis-
cover slavery is very much alive.
It's ing enforced by law just as
it was more than 400 years ago.
Read your constitution and
when slavery is legal. You'll find
only upon committing a crime.
(The .thirteenth amendment to
the U.S. Constitution.)
Look at the crimes whites
commit. Notice the difference in
the sentencing of a Black man
allegingly committing the same
or similar crime.
You may mar I at the prisons
ing built. But li tIe do you r -
aliz th y'r no building for
guy like u ; w 'r l r d!,
lock d up and forgotten by 1-
ety. ut look at th e young t�­
dle t your [I t, the ones going
to hool, t th ic ream truc .
Th a th on you're build­
ing pri ons for- not u !
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Ktnr Corr Ional Facility
• MI 497
We're driven to satis"fy!
coninu d
d from 'A1
ima of'Bl portrayed by t
medi oft n i on of viol n nd
de p ir, of children ho are
given no hope. He id Bla
must reclaim th ir children, gi
them an education and ch
them to d m of ter lif .
"I ant to calJ u to ction nd
urge u once more to let the
dream come in, to make a funda­
mental shift from analysis to ac­
tion, from cynicism to hope," h
id.
"We must retain the moral of­
fensive, rai th hieal chin­
ning bar, revive our sense of
spiritual will to fight and top th
lf-d ructive behavior."
m yor.
Franklin id that he would
not talk about differen until
the m yor dro th uit. Sh
charged any at mpt to dis
a ettl ment could b yielding to
intimidation and would weaken
the city council's legal rol un­
der the charter. She noted it w
the mayor, not the council who
wa filing uit. Fr nklin added
that the mayor did nQ! name the
city council in the uit a a
whole, but singlet! out three in­
dividual who oppo ed th
Mayor.
She tated that Council
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