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    April 05, 2007

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    Washington, DC

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    Black

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    Cancer


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You can stop the Superdelegates----Support Barack! Please read...

Posted May 02nd, 2008 at 05:00pm

Dear Tonita,

 

Some leaders in the Democratic Party are playing with fire. They think that they can betray the will of millions of voters and choose Hillary Clinton as the nominee, regardless of whether or not she is the choice of the voters. We can't let this happen. It would be the largest disenfranchisement in modern history, and it would mean the Democratic Party giving their stamp of approval to a clear and consistent pattern of race-baiting by the Clinton campaign. If... (continue reading)

Introduction to the Color of Change Organization-- http://www.colorofchange.org/

Posted April 23rd, 2008 at 11:59pm

Our sisters and brothers were left behind to die, because no one answers to them. It's time to stand together and make a change. Most politicians ignore poor Black folks because they can't make big donations or deliver votes. And, to be real, a whole lot of us have tip-toed out of the hood and left them behind too, making our folks invisible even to the people who above all others should have their backs. But they weren't invisible after Katrina hit. The media showed us faces we recognized... (continue reading)

Angola 3.... inform yourself and make a difference....

Posted March 29th, 2008 at 10:29pm


Innocent men vs. Jim Crow justice.

Take action to achieve justice for the Angola 3:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

After a week of intense public pressure, officials at Angola prison moved Herman Wallace and Albert Woodfox out of solitary confinement for the first time in 35 years.1 But they're still locked up--for a crime everyone... (continue reading)

The so-called "war on drugs"

Posted March 26th, 2008 at 10:40pm

The so-called "war on drugs" has created a national disaster: 1 in 9 young Black men in America are now behind bars.1 It's not because they commit more crime but largely because of unfair sentencing rules that treat 5 grams of crack cocaine, the kind found in poor Black communities, the same as 500 grams of powder cocaine2, the kind found in White and wealthier communities.

These sentencing laws are destroying communities across the country and have done almost nothing to... (continue reading)

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PLEASE ALLOW BARACK TO DECIDE HIS OWN DESTINY...

SUPPORT HIM-VOTE BARACK!!!

Barack represents change!

PEOPLE OF COLOR!!!
I see our hope in one man-this man...
I support the campaign for President Barack Obama...
Here's a video you should watch...
PLEASE SUPPORT MINORITY VOTER'S RIGHTS!
SIGN THIS PETITION
FOR MORE DETAILS...also read the blog

Can you tell your Senators to reject Von Spakovsky's nomination? It takes only a moment:

http://www.colorofchange.org/vonspak/?id=2426-315882

Photos taken September 17, 2007

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Thank you Paul for the photos www.collitonstudio.com/about_us.htm

FOR THE RECORD MY MAIN PURPOSE FOR BEING ON BP IS FOR THE PUBLISHING AND MARKETING OF:

"A SOLDIER FOR JUSTICE"

 

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SYNOPSIS...


The Preamble to the Constitution grants certain basic rights to anyone living in America. Among them is justice, domestic tranquility, liberty to pursue our posterity. "A Soldier for Justice" is the true story of courage, outrage and determination. Louise Redditts story puts a human face on the political and judiciary system and shows how these principles are being violated. The abstract concepts of Racism and Injustice are made concrete through the struggles of one person for equality. Louise's story shows the double standard in the application of the Constitution in this country and how this country violates citizens rights to life and liberty without any consequences.

The story begins in a small town of Palmetto, Georgia next to Coweta County where the movie "Murder in Coweta County" was based. Louise is approached by residents of her community after they discover that African-Americans are being charged a great deal more for utilities than their white neighbors. Louise is shocked by the discovery and hires an attorney to begin an investigation. She later is informed by local realtors that they have witnessed white robes hanging in closets when walking clients through Palmetto homes for sale. She soon realizes she;s in a fight for her life and liberty an Activist whose swears to see justice in the city of Palmetto, Georgia.

This story is a true account of a Mother's brave struggle to save her children and community from being over-run by racist politics and policies. Her story dramatically illustrates the difference one person can make. She names politicians, county workers, police officers, and judges of state and federal courts and holds them accountable for their actions. You will discover what Louise has known for a long time - that mayors, lawyers', judges and the police are often motivated by ignorance and self-interest.

Louise's experience will act as a road map to aid you in your own struggle. Of all the political or social books about the good one person can do, few are more timely or resonant than "A Soldier for Justice": A True Story.



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I have experienced many things in life...right family and friends? I am blessed to have found my passion and purpose. However, no experience in life is more insightful than the writing of my first book. Each day I write, I'm challenged to explain the denouement of my experiences in a way my future readers can grasp and comprehend. I tell my family and friends-daily...this is the hardest thing I have ever done in my entire life. If it hasn't taught me anything, it has attributed to my character-convincingly. I strongly believe our stories of triumph and defeat is necessary to build our African-American communities. My favorite passages by previous African-American Authors which inspire me are as follows

Not everything you create will be a masterpiece, but you get out there and you TRY and sometimes it really happens. The other times youre just stretching your soul. Dr. Maya Angelou

"It is one of the tragedies of life that one cannot have all the wisdom one is ever to possess in the beginning. Perhaps, it is just as well to be rash and foolish for a while. If writers were too wise, perhaps no books would be written at all. It might be better to ask yourself Why afterwards than before. Anyway, the force from somewhere in space which commands you to write in the first place, gives you no choice. You take up the pen when you are told, and write what is commanded. There is no agony like bearing an untold story inside you. From Dust Tracks on a Road

In literature, fiction is prized for many reasons. Pauline E. Hopkins, a leading writer of the early twentieth century, explained its role in her 1900 work, Contending Voices: "Fiction is of great value to any people as a preserver of manners and customs -religious, political, and social. It is a record of growth and development from generation to generation. No one will do this for us; we must ourselves. From Contending Voices (1900)

After it's all been said and done...I now feel priviledged to have experienced life in such a way, that I have been coined as a heroine and a pioneer. However, it is my deepest pleasure to write this book in honor of our Ancestors who fought the battle way... before me. It is such a driving force and I will not rest until my book is placed on a shelf aside the greatest achievers in life. The achievers who wouldn't stop or lay their sword-pen down; but, soley focused on their belief. When Im finished and my story is told--the civil violators and the judiciary injustice that is practiced in this Country will need a face lift. I'm not trying to save the world, but change it ONE person at a time.

Please stay attentive to this site for the publishing date of A Soldier for Justice- my true-life story about my fight for equality and justice. It's a story you wouldn't want to miss. In God speed stay safe.. and tuned for further information.


I want to thank each of you for taking the time (not to sound GRAND) to become a friend of mine. I seek no formal notice by this- it is my honor to have your support as a friend. It allows me to know everything that I have suffered for and through was worth it. If there is anything I can do to repay this little grain of kindness that takes shape of a mustard seed; feel free to let me know. Although I have to admit upfront I have no time to assist with any editing- as I have been asked--- I do have many gifts that I can offer.

That's what this is about UNITY!!! Let's come together and stay together...

Commissioner Bill Edwards vote him out of office he is not your friend- read the book...

I thought I should add something about myself so on a more personal note my personal page aladynneed is also on bp. I was once a very strong voice in South Fulton County, Georgia and worked the Commissioner Bill Edwards campaign in 2000.

I was personally responsible for catching one of the candidates cheating which placed Bill Edwards in the run-off and some called me the most powerful black woman in South Fulton County, my participation in the politics of South Fulton changed my life. Please read before you get involved in Politics research and read about the person you are giving the control to.

This book will offer a lot of information about me and the politics of South Fulton County, Georgia-; as my relocating to the Northern Virginia area and petitioning the House of Congress which led to several attempts and two successful case filings at the U.S. Supreme Court involving South Fulton County-Georgia (Commissioner Bill Edwards, the State of Virginia (Governor Warner) and Fairfax County, Virginia. I also had struggles in the states of Maryland and New Jersey as a result of retaliation from participants and defendants. Read about the Governor of Georgia Sunny Perdue and his role you will be amazed to find that.... (read the book)

I recently discovered June 8th that the presiding Judge in my case X-Chief Judge (Cacheris) of the Eastern District Court - Alexandria, Virginia has been demoted and Chief Judge Wilkinson of the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals also stepped down. I will research the particulars and this information will be available once published. "My People" we are in serious trouble if we don't educate ourselves about our civil liberties, rights to life and our responsibilities to our children and family We are being violated and led astray daily in this country.

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