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It may be that we can finally identify the type of criminal conviction which might cause the New England conference of the National Associations for the Advancement of Colored People to call for the removal of a state legislator. Based on a conversation Boston Herald columnist and radio talk host Michael Graham had with the group's president, it appears that some form of felony conviction might do the trick. By contrast, a misdemeanor apparently regardless of the nature of that misdemeanor would not. The "if a Republican said something similar, all hell would break loose" observation will become obvious once readers see what former Massachusetts State Rep. Carlos Henriquez stands convicted of doing (HT to James Taranto at the Wall Street Journal's Best of the Web; bolds are mine throughout this post): ....
Alabama prison guards brutally beat Kinetic Justice, sending him to trauma unit Alabama prison guards brutally beat Kinetic Justice, sending him to trauma unit February 1, 2021 by Malik Washington “The preservation of a racist structure in the U.S. has been closely tied to the preservation of class rule. The new reign of terror that arose in the Southern states after the formal ending of slavery was directed above all at controlling Black labor and preventing any possible working class alliance across racial lines (of which there were some indications in the immediate aftermath of the Civil War, during the brief period known as Radical Reconstruction). But the institution of lynching – which was initially applied to block the extension of voting rights under the 15th Amendment – served not only to terrorize Black people; by its public and even festive character, it fostered complicity and conformity in the white population. The laws imposing racial segregati ....
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american history. so many people have things that look like this. this is sour show s. your chances of winning, odds aren t great. 176 million to 1. do you have greater odds of dieing from a bee sting, but i want to get one thing out there right way. this is a rare lottery. usually the expected value of a ticket, of $1 ticket is well below a buck and lotteries are bad bets. the pot s grown so large this time and so many people are playing, that expected value of a ticket based on the $640 million jackpot and about 175 million playing, a little over $3. if you haven t bought a ticket, might as well. a lot of people are imagining what a win could do to their lives. there were lines for tickets in 42 states and the district of columbia s lottery tickets reach $3 million an hour. these are numbers that have never been seen before, and it adds up to more than just a windfall for the lucky winner. in 2010, lottery sales generated nearly $18 billion in profits for state govern ....
who admits shooting martin. the reverend al sharpton said the anger won t relent until he s booked and fingerprinted. it hits us in harlem, hits us in chicago, hits us in l.a. we will stand together. george zimmerman got suspicious when he spotted trayvon martin walking in his neighborhood on february 26th and followed him. what happened between them isn t clear, but zimmerman claims he shot martin inself defense. martin was not armed. say it loud, i am. i am. you are? you are. we are. we are. trayvon. trayvon. the reach of this case has gone far beyond sanford, florida. this is a rally in washington, d.c. that we re looking at. protesters stoond in a large sickle demanding justice for the 17-year-old. and in just about an hour, we re expecting to see another show of support for trayvon martin and the family he left behind. it s happening in a place that was once very near and dear to his heart. john zarrella standing by live at the site of the can ....