Remembering Marcus Robinson, who helped expose death penalty racism
Center for Death Penalty Litigation; remembering Marcus Robinson; North Carolina Racial Justice Act; life imprisonment
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Center for Death Penalty Litigation; remembering Marcus Robinson; North Carolina Racial Justice Act; life imprisonment
Fayetteville anti-racism groups discuss racial inequities in policies in the city and around the country with the Community Conversations program.
We ask readers: Should there be an investigation into claims made in former councilwoman Tisha Waddell's letter?
The Rev. Brian Thompson and his family were riding in his black Cadillac Escalade about eight years ago when a siren interrupted their Sunday afternoon drive. Thompson, the pastor at Simon Temple AME Zion Church on Yadkin Road, had finished three church services that morning. The family had just stopped for ice cream and were headed down McPherson Church Road when the patrol car with two white police officers pulled him over. The officers approached on each side of the SUV with their hands on their guns, Thompson said. “I was looking back over my shoulder (in the mirror),” he said, “My...
Find the nigger guilty by Daniel Andre Green James Jordan, known to the world as the father of Michael Jordan, was murdered on July 23, 1993. He was also the father of James Jordan Jr., Delois Jordan, Larry Jordan, Roslyn Jordan and Ashlee Jordan. He was the husband of Deloris Jordan and shared the same blood as Esther Herring, Linda Jeffers, Robert Hankins and Gene Jordan. He was a Black businessman. I am Daniel Andre Green. In 1996 I was wrongfully convicted of first-degree felony murder in the death of James Jordan. This is my testimony, a public letter to those who loved James Jordan and...