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  • We Demand Jobs,Now !
    Congressional Black Caucus members called on President Obama Friday to address the skyrocketing African-American unemployment rate.
    According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the unemployment rate in November 2009 for African-Americans is 15.6 percent.
    1 hr
  • The Stimulus
    The Obama administration's Keynesian stimulus must targeted to front end projects
    in urban areas and not to the state governments.
    Small businesses and consumers buy and sell on the local level.
    This is where the job creation and deficit restraint occur.
    President Obama is an urban president and a Clinton or Reagon state government type.
    45 min
  • Coakley, Brown Win Senate Primaries
    Attorney General Martha Coakley has defeated Rep. Michael Capuano, City Year co-founder Alan Khazei and Boston Celtics co-owner Stephen Pagliuca to win the Democratic nomination in the race to succeed the late Sen. Edward Kennedy.
    15 min
  • The Train has Left the Station, is Martha onboard ?
    Martha Coakley is holding on for her political life.
    The Rasmussen poll places her(36%) lead at 15 points with 10% undecided.
    Congressman Michael Capuano is now at 31% in some polls
    Alan Khazei the Kennedy family candidate is now in third place and moving up by the hour.
    For business person Stephen Pagliuca the train has left the station.
    He now finds himself dead last in a four person race.
    30 min
  • Tiger Woods and Racism in American Sports
    Fuzzy Zoeller remark after Tiger 1997 Masters tournament victory; He's doing quite well, pretty impressive. That little boy is driving well and he's putting well. He's doing everything it takes to win. So, you know what you guys do when he gets in here? You pat him on the back and say congratulations and enjoy it and tell him not to serve fried chicken next year. Got it." Zoeller then smiled, snapped his fingers, and walked away before turning and adding, "or collard greens or whatever the hell they serve.
    1 hr 30 min
  • Michael Capuano Coming on Fast
    Representative Michael Capuano is the second person in this short version of the race for the seat once held by Senator Edward M Kennedy.
    The front- runner Martha Coakley is hearing foot steps.
    Perhaps,the real question is how will the so-called "Gender Divide" effect this race.
    Coakley supported the Hillary in 2008 and most the
    male politicians support the President.
    1 hr
  • Is Atlanta the Old or New South
    Politics of race has dominated Atlanta politics since the civil war Maynard Jackson was elected the city’s first African-American mayor in 1973 .
    Mary Norwood is in place to be city’s first white mayor in 36 years pulling votes from mostly "white area"(Buckhead) of the Atlanta.
    "I live in a red neighborhood in a blue city in a red state in a blue country," said Buckhead resident Mary Norwood.
    Atlanta City Council President Lisa Borders,Reverend Joseph E. Lowery,former Governor Barnes and International Brotherhood of Police Officers have endorsed Kasim Reed for mayor.
    30 min
  • Mr. Eberhart Goes to the Supreme Court
    Ivan Eberhart a Chicago man and father four has filed, Pro Se, a petition for writ of certiorari with the U.S. Supreme Court, which presented three questions:
    1) Whether the Seventh Circuit Appellate Court contradicted rulings of this Court and other circuits, including itself, by denying a certificate of appealibility when District Court denied petitioner’s ineffective assistance of counsel claim without holding an evidentiary hearing.
    Justice Thurgood Marshall predicted in his dissent in the landmark Strickland v. Washington Supreme Court decision that there would be too much of a variance between circuits in identifying when counsel's performance was "below reasonable standards" and Mr. Eberhart contends that granting cert in this case would give the Supreme Court the opportunity to remove the vagueness that surrounds the Strickland ruling.
    2)Whether the Seventh Circuit departed from this Court’s ruling and the rulings of other circuits in determining what constitutes actual innocence?
    Eberhart points out that Judge Zagel, in granting a new trial which the appellate court overturned, stated in granting the trial and in sentencing after the appellate ruling that "Ivan Eberhart did not receive a fair trial and deserves a new one."
    3)Whether the Seventh Circuit erred in determining that employing a special verdict form as an end-run around this Court’s rulings in Apprendi and Booker, is not a substantial showing of the denial of a constitutional right.
    http://criminaljustice.change.org/actions/view/investigate_ivan_eberharts_wrongful_conviction.
    In addition, Emma Young's blog can be accessed at http;//hope4justice.typepad.com
    1 hr

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