Black Talk Radio News w/ Scotty Reid

BTR News - The media and leaders in Congress don't seem to be serious about impeaching Donald J. Trump or sending a strong message that the promotion of ideologies that incite people to violence will not be tolerated. Instead of hanging their hopes on impeaching over the tainted Russiagate conspiracy theory, why not impeach over what you can prove and that is that this President incites violence against people based on their race and nationalities which is discrimination against protected groups under the 64 Civil Rights Act, is a federal offense. The Florida Maga Bomber's defense attorneys cited Trump's influence on their client. The evidence is on video and written transcripts going back over the length of his term and when he was campaigning for office. The President has also retweeted anti-immigrant tweets from right-wingers and known white nationalists.

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BTR News - The media and leaders in Congress don't seem to be serious about impeaching Donald J. Trump or sending a strong message that the promotion of ideologies that incite people to violence will not be tolerated. Instead of hanging their hopes on impeaching over the tainted Russiagate conspiracy theory, why not impeach over what you can prove and that is that this President incites violence against people based on their race and nationalities which is discrimination against protected groups under the 64 Civil Rights Act, is a federal offense. The Florida Maga Bomber's defense attorneys cited Trump's influence on their client. The evidence is on video and written transcripts going back over the length of his term and when he was campaigning for office. The President has also retweeted anti-immigrant tweets from right-wingers and known white nationalists.

All programming is supported in part by your donations to the non-profit new media organization Black Talk Media Project and is tax-deductible. The Black Talk Media Project was founded in 2008 with the goal to encourage and support independent media producers targeting African-Americans and the African Diaspora with content relevant to their existence and experiences. The Black Talk Radio Network was ranked #1 in Black digital radio and audio podcasts by Feedspot in 2019.

 

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BTR News - Ruling Keeps Alive Mumia Abu-Jamal’s Lawsuit Over Hepatitis Drugs

The Facts and Key Points

News reports have been filed on the news wire reporting that a federal appeals court kept alive a lawsuit brought by Mumia Abu-Jamal, recognized the world over as a political prisoner wrongfully convicted of the 1981 killing of a Philidelphia cop serving in a police department rife with racism and known for brutality against non-white people.

Abu-Jamal's lawsuit alleges his rights were violated when he was denied hepatitis C drugs that are a known cure for the disease that is disproportionately high among prisoners across the United States. The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower-court decision that Pennsylvania Corrections Department employees were not immune to being sued over their decisions regarding Abu-Jamal.

The three-judge federal panel ruled there are sufficient grounds to support his claim that his constitutional rights were violated when he was denied appropriate medical treatment for a nonmedical reason, the high cost of the drugs.

In November of 2018, the Pennsylvania's Corrections Department announced it was moving to settle a separate lawsuit by providing a prescription drug treatment regimen for prisoners who suffer from chronic hepatitis C infections which are disproportionately higher in prisons and once released back to the outside world, have the potential of spreading the infection among the general public.

What potential impact could the case have on potentially millions of prisoners and possibly former prisoners who contracted hepatitis C infections while incarcerated?

BTR News - Ruling Keeps Alive Mumia Abu-Jamal’s Lawsuit Over Hepatitis Drugs

The Facts and Key Points

News reports have been filed on the news wire reporting that a federal appeals court kept alive a lawsuit brought by Mumia Abu-Jamal, recognized the world over as a political prisoner wrongfully convicted of the 1981 killing of a Philidelphia cop serving in a police department rife with racism and known for brutality against non-white people.

Abu-Jamal's lawsuit alleges his rights were violated when he was denied hepatitis C drugs that are a known cure for the disease that is disproportionately high among prisoners across the United States. The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower-court decision that Pennsylvania Corrections Department employees were not immune to being sued over their decisions regarding Abu-Jamal.

The three-judge federal panel ruled there are sufficient grounds to support his claim that his constitutional rights were violated when he was denied appropriate medical treatment for a nonmedical reason, the high cost of the drugs.

In November of 2018, the Pennsylvania's Corrections Department announced it was moving to settle a separate lawsuit by providing a prescription drug treatment regimen for prisoners who suffer from chronic hepatitis C infections which are disproportionately higher in prisons and once released back to the outside world, have the potential of spreading the infection among the general public.

What potential impact could the case have on potentially millions of prisoners and possibly former prisoners who contracted hepatitis C infections while incarcerated?

BTR News - Ruling Keeps Alive Mumia Abu-Jamal’s Lawsuit Over Hepatitis Drugs

The Facts and Key Points

News reports have been filed on the news wire reporting that a federal appeals court kept alive a lawsuit brought by Mumia Abu-Jamal, recognized the world over as a political prisoner wrongfully convicted of the 1981 killing of a Philidelphia cop serving in a police department rife with racism and known for brutality against non-white people.

Abu-Jamal's lawsuit alleges his rights were violated when he was denied hepatitis C drugs that are a known cure for the disease that is disproportionately high among prisoners across the United States. The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower-court decision that Pennsylvania Corrections Department employees were not immune to being sued over their decisions regarding Abu-Jamal.

The three-judge federal panel ruled there are sufficient grounds to support his claim that his constitutional rights were violated when he was denied appropriate medical treatment for a nonmedical reason, the high cost of the drugs.

In November of 2018, the Pennsylvania's Corrections Department announced it was moving to settle a separate lawsuit by providing a prescription drug treatment regimen for prisoners who suffer from chronic hepatitis C infections which are disproportionately higher in prisons and once released back to the outside world, have the potential of spreading the infection among the general public.

What potential impact could the case have on potentially millions of prisoners and possibly former prisoners who contracted hepatitis C infections while incarcerated?

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BTR News - According to the SF Bayview, The Haiti Action Committee along with the National Lawyers Guild is releasing a report about the Lasaline Massacre and human rights crisis in Haiti and alleges that the Trump administration's support of the brutal dictator and alleged thief President Jovenel Moise.

BTR News - According to the SF Bayview, The Haiti Action Committee along with the National Lawyers Guild is releasing a report about the Lasaline Massacre and human rights crisis in Haiti and alleges that the Trump administration's support of the brutal dictator and alleged thief President Jovenel Moise.

BTR News - According to the SF Bayview, The Haiti Action Committee along with the National Lawyers Guild is releasing a report about the Lasaline Massacre and human rights crisis in Haiti and alleges that the Trump administration's support of the brutal dictator and alleged thief President Jovenel Moise.