Friday was the Inaugural QBR/Phillis Wheatley Book Awards. This ceremony is a recognition of new authors, and was the kick off for this year’s Harlem Book Fair. Councilwoman Inez Dickens […]
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Double Jeopardy For Zimmerman May Be Double Jeopardy For Everyone
Following the unjust verdict in the George Zimmerman case, the Justice Department has toyed with the idea to continue its suspended investigation into the possibility of classifying the crime as […]
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Good evening folks. Marc again. Not quite done pointing out the fallout from the Zimmerman trial. Despite what some feel is excessive, its necessary to keep a laser like focus […]
Read moreWhy I Am Not Going To The NABJ Conference This Year
Good evening everyone. This is yet another post about the Zimmerman verdict. Albeit it is indirectly related. As you can deduce from the title, I have decided to participate in […]
Read moreA Protest More Disruptive Than Violence
Recently, at a rally in New York City, the city workers all joined the United Federation of Teachers in an open protest for contracts for Teachers—and indeed all City Workers, […]
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