DOJ Ferguson Report: Please Come To Boston
As in Ferguson, so in Boston.
As in Ferguson, so in Boston.
This is only the beginning of how a man can go from God to Gangsta.
“Unfortunately, you know, this has become a minority/majority city and we have to reflect the community that we represent.
In 1986 Roxbury and surrounding neighborhoods attempted to secede from the city of Boston and form their own incorporated city; Mandela. This documentary mixes archival footage from the time with reflective interviews from activists and legislators that were involved in the movement (Gloria Fox, Mel King, Byron Rushing) to tell that story in the words of those that were there.
The exhibit is called One Million Strong (The Legacy of the Million Man March). The topic of the lecture by Professor Griff will specifically look at the impact and legacy of the Million Man March and answer the question: “What should Black men be focused on today?” http://www.blackhistory101mobilemuseum.com/ @John D. O’Bryant African American Institute Northeastern University 40 Leon St. West Village For More Info Call: (617)699-0372
Martin Luther King, jr. would be fiercely fighting for police reform.
In looking at the historical image juxtaposed with the recent image The Blackstonian asks: Do you notice a difference?
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts needs serious police reform in policies and practices.
These appointments are more than the past 20 yrs of the previous administration.
guests: Mayor Walsh, Commissioner Evans, DA Conley