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The Case of Kenneth Foster: Texas Prepares to Execute Man for Driving a Car Near Scene of Murder E-mail
Friday, 10 August 2007
 Three weeks from today, a 30-year-old African American man on death row in Texas is scheduled to be executed. Kenneth Foster was sentenced to death ten years ago for the murder of Michael LaHood, a white man. The trial judge, the prosecutor, and the jury that sentenced him to die admit he never killed anyone. Read more at
Democracy Now!
 
The Killing of a Journalist E-mail
Thursday, 09 August 2007
A few years earlier, members of the sect threatened to kill [Chauncey Bailey] for running stories they didn't like.... I interviewed Bailey while conducting my own investigation into the Bey family's history of alleged violence and fraud for the East Bay Express. I soon got a taste of what he was talking about.  Read more at VillageVoice.com
 
Whites Now Minority in 1 in 10 Counties E-mail
Thursday, 09 August 2007
Whites are now in the minority in nearly one in 10 U.S. counties. And that increased diversity, fueled by immigration and higher birth rates among blacks and Hispanics, is straining race relations and sparking a backlash against immigrants in many communities.  Read more at ABCNews.com
 
Police Hint at Conspiracy to Kill Bailey E-mail
Tuesday, 07 August 2007
 A 19-year-old handyman who has confessed to killing Oakland journalist Chauncey Bailey with a shotgun is not believed to have worked alone, police said on Monday, raising the possibility that a splinter Black Muslim group conducted the first assassination in memory of a American-born black journalist on American soil.  Read more at Journal-isms
 
King's civil rights group 'here to stay' E-mail
Tuesday, 07 August 2007
 Three years ago, when Charles Steele Jr. became president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, he worked out of a cramped headquarters without power or light. The embattled civil rights group's funds were scant, and so, too, was it's sense of mission.  Read more at latimes.com
 
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