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The “Battle of Seattle,” 25 Years Later | The Indypendent
Nov 30, 2024 · The G8 summit in Genoa, Italy, in July 2001 drew as many as 300,000 protesters and saw the first fatal police shooting of a protester. In the United States, organizers were gearing up for the semiannual meetings of the World Bank and the IMF in Washington, DC.
Protester Alleges NYPD Stripped Her in Public | The Indypendent
May 25, 2021 · The NYPD’s April reforms to protest policing included changes such as keeping the Strategic Response Group at bay during demonstrations. The Strategic Response Group, are heavily-armored bike cops that have been key players in flanking marches and kettling protesters over the past year.
Audre Lorde Reimagined | The Indypendent
Nov 26, 2024 · Survival Is a Promise: The Eternal Life of Audre Lorde by Alexis Pauline Gumbs is not a biography. Well, it’s not only a biography. This may disappoint readers who, like me, were excited to hear about this hefty tome touted as the first new biography in 20 years of the legendary “Black lesbian feminist poet warrior mother,” as Lorde liked to identify herself.
Hellen Keller’s Forgotten Radicalism | The Indypendent
A Free Paper for Free People. Above all, Wallace reminds us, Keller thought for herself. Though she never quite conceived of disability as marking an oppressed class in itself, she was ahead of her time in seeing how it is so often linked to race, gender and class oppression.
Who Killed Malcolm X? New Lawsuit Points to Untapped Sources …
Muhammad Aziz was falsely convicted in Malcolm X’s 1965 murder and exonerated in 2021. His $40 million lawsuit names 19 FBI officials involved in the incident, investigation and cover-up, including former FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover.
Eric Garner, 10 Years Later | The Indypendent
Jun 28, 2024 · The Scarcella Files: When Unethical Prosecutors Get Off Scot-Free. Theodore Hamm May 2. An Indypendent review of the prosecutors’ track records shows that not a single assistant district attorney experienced any public repercussions for overseeing a flawed murder conviction that involved notorious Brooklyn detective Louis Scarcella.
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The Bush Push for Cover in Iraq. Donald Paneth Sep 9, 2003. The Bush administration has incited violence in the Middle East and West Asia with bitter results – the high…
Cops & Their Snitches - The Indypendent
Read also: Dirty NYPD Detective Responsible for 15 False Convictions Back on the Stand as Judge Reviews 1988 Murder Conviction and Brooklyn Murder Witness’s Credibility Implodes at Post-Conviction Hearing. According to Harvard law professor Alexandra Natapoff, the leading cause of wrongful capital conviction in the United States is dependence on jailhouse snitches who lie for personal gain.
What Does it Mean to Call Israel an Apartheid State?
A step-by-step look at how apartheid was pioneered in South Africa and replicated by Israel. Ellen Davidson Nov 3, 2023