Live and Let Live – A Peace Building Event
Live and Let Live – A Peace Building Event
Wed. August 22nd
6-9 PM Roxbury Boys & Girls Club
liveandletlive617@gmail.com
Live and Let Live – A Peace Building Event
Wed. August 22nd
6-9 PM Roxbury Boys & Girls Club
liveandletlive617@gmail.com
“Violence is a virus”
The City of Boston like any other urban center in America is affected by violence each day. Any community that has been red-lined by banks for over 30 years, left behind in the quality of education offered publicly and faces un-employment at nearly double the rate of the rest of the communities around it will surely face levels of violence at a disproportionate level. These issues are long standing and systemic that must be acknowledged and addressed.
Recently, in your July 6th issue, the Phoenix made a front-page attack against my union’s newspaper, Pax Centurion (the publication of the Boston Police Patrolmen’s Association), accusing us of baseless, false and scurrilous charges of racism, sexism, and homophobia (“Sh*t Boston Cops Say”).
James Carnell, Boston Police Officer and Editor of The Pax Centurion wrote a letter to the editors of The boston Phoenix and specifically, writer Chris Faraone and even mentioned lil’ ole me, Jamarhl Crawford.
I’m glad that Occupy Boston, advertisers and some media are now concerned. However, I find it ironic and indicative of white privilege that there’s a hullabaloo now that some white people from Occupy Boston are offended. In years past, Carnell and also Boston Police Patrolmen’s Association President Thomas “Tom” Nee have espoused views offensive to African-Americans, Africans, Latinos, Muslims, Homosexuals, Women, Immigrants… you get the picture.
Trayvon, Rodney King and Racial Profiling by: Dianne Wilkerson The first week of May marked the 20th aniversary of the Los Angeles riots sparked by the jury acquittal of the policemen whom the world saw beat Rodney King.
MAYOR MENINO: REMOVE THIS VEHICLE Car shot in Roxbury (street not named purposely) Car shot up in Roxbury on Sat
The Blackstonian has discovered a transcript of a correspondence between dispatch and a Boston Police Officer responding to a scene.
“Violence is not exclusive… the coverage is.” -Jamarhl Crawford
Roxbury Neighborhood Police Station Grand Opening Mayor Thomas M. Menino, Police Commissioner Edward F. Davis, Chief of Public Property Michael