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I have come to believe over and over again that what is most
important
to
me must be spoken, made verbal & shared, even at
the risk of
having it
bruised or misunderstood. That the speaking
profits me. . . . My
silences had
not protected me. Your silence will
not protect you. What are the words you do not yet
have? What do you need to say?
I am myself — a Black woman warrior poet doing my
work — come
to ask you, are you doing yours?
------- Audre Lorde
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Hey Thugs:
The City Has Cameras Every Place Anybody Can Think Of. Just Ask Sixteen-Year-Old Eugene Adams Who Was Apprehended Because Either His Likeness Or He Himself Was Caught On Film Trying to Use A Stolen Credit Card
On Wednesday Brooklyn police arrested and charged a young African-American teenager for his alleged involvement in the beating of a young male student at Pratt Institute who is currently in a coma as a result of the injuries he sustained during the horrific attack. Sadly, 16-year-old Eugene Adams faces a host of charges: assault, robbery & criminal possession of property he allegedly stole from young Eddie Sanchez during the senseless beating. According to both police and reports from local news groups, several boys jumped Sanchez Monday night as he walked home from an unspecified location where he'd apparently been having dinner. The attackers beat Sanchez savagely and stole his wallet from his unconscious body. Sanchez, who remains in a coma is obviously unable to give police any leads but police confirmed that they are seeking at least two (2) more suspects in connection with this incident. The Proletariat Sends Prayer & Metta to You & Your Family Eddie!
THE F.T.P HONOREE: JESELLE PAGE
Jeselle Page acted spontaneously doing what came natural to her on a humid Sunday afternoon when bullets blazed dangerously near the park where she found herself with her beloved nephew, R.J. Gomez for whom she had been babysitting. Having already taken a fatal bullet to the chest, Page sprung into action snatching up the child while running and shielding him with her own wounded body. A Harlem native, Page had just relocated to Brooklyn where her life ended as a result of a senseless gunfight between two men on Morris Street in the Bushwick section of Brooklyn.
A Harlem native, page had just relocated to Brooklyn where her life ended as a result of a senseless gunfight. . .Clearly, Page thought nothing about her recent lottery winnings or new apartment that she’d purchased with a portion of the lucky loot. Her nephew’s safety superseded everything; preserving R.J’s precious life was Page’s primary purpose the day she lost her own life in an effort to save the boy who, thanks to his brave and selfless aunt, will have an opportunity to make sure that his aunt’s sacrifice was not in vane by becoming a young man who, like his hero, lives and leads by example.
This award is for recognition and acknowledgement for what matters most in this world
For Her courage and respect for human life
IN of MEMORY
Jeselle Page: A Free Thinker
