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Chaz and jontel Continue the conversation with wrongfully convicted Robert Davis who on the first part we heard that the summit county prosecutor had no physical evidence only the evidence of the actual suspect who took a plea to railroad a innocent man we will also hear From renowned wrongfully convicted attorney Kim Corral for a brief statement about the steps she has taken to free Robert so please join in

You can write Robert Davis hereA631951Robert A Davis P.O. Box 80033Toledo, OH 43608

Jontel and Chaz will be talking with the mother of Eric Holmes who was shot and killed by a uniformed Clayton County Police officer was investigating a stolen vehicle parked at IGM Surfaces, LLC at 1135 Commerce Road in Morrow. Shortly after confirming that the vehicle was stolen, the officer was approached by Eric.Eric engaged the officer in conversation but gave no indication of his connection to the stolen vehicle. While speaking to the officer, the GBI said Eric abruptly walked away, entered the stolen vehicle, and started the engine. The officer gave commands for Eric to stop. The officer fired several shots, and the man left the scene in the stolen vehicle.Today Vakelvion Holmes Will set the record straight about the truth behind Clayton county covering up Eric’s Murder

Chaz and Jontel will talking with Lisa Simpson Mother of Richard Risher who was murdered by LAPD and we discuss her battle with the police brutality movement and blmAlso joining the conversation Kimberlee Vaughn wife of Mohammad Isaifan who was murdered by the Akron police department we hear her story as well with her fight for justice

Chaz and Jontel have a conversation with Stop Killing Us founder Jamal Johnson

Jamal Johnson’s SKU annual march started in 2017 after a Philadelphia police officer fatally shot David Jones twice in the back. He vowed he would march to the steps of the U.S. Capitol each year to call on the Congressional Black Caucus to pass police reform legislation. Then, in 2021, his march earned another purpose: to advocate for federal resources and action to stem the flow of illegal guns into Philadelphia’s streets amid an unprecedented gun violence crisis.

“The George Floyd [Justice in Policing Act] still hasn’t passed, and there still hasn’t been a strategy delivered from the Black Caucus about the gun violence issue going on in the nation and in our community,” Johnson said in an interview.

212 homicides in the City of Philadelphia as of July 2nd 2023 

914 people have been shot in the City of Philadelphia as of July 1st 2023 

Chaz talks with Ohio inmate Robert Davis who was wrongfully convicted come listen…

On the afternoon of January 10, 2012, a group of friends were gathered on Davisporch on Princeton Street. Among this group were Davis, DeMarcus Williams, and Rasheem Carr. Williams, in need of cash,decided to rob Marcus Minter because he knew Minter always had money on him. Williams discussed the plan with Davis and Carr. According to Williams, the plan was that he and Carr would rob Minter and then Davis would drive them to Williams' aunt's house.As part of the plan, Williams testified that Carr parked his mother's Buick Rendezvous in an alley behind Davis' house and gave Davis the keys.Down the street from Davis' house, Minter was sitting in Philip Anderson's carwith Alexander Wells. Anderson was in the driver's seat, Minter was in the front passenger's seat, and Wells was sitting behind Minter. Williams and Carr approached with their guns drawn.According to Williams, as he was robbing Minter, Carr fatally shot Anderson. Williams and Minter ran. Davis was waiting for Williams in the Buick Rendezvous and drove him to Williams' aunt's house. Williams testified that Davis then went back and picked up Carr. When they returned. the three or them divided up the proceeds from the robbery.

Williams, Carr, and Davis were indicted. Williams pleaded guilty, and Carr and Davis was tried together. Davis was charged with (1) felony murder, in violation of R.C.2903.02(B), an unclassified felony, (2) aggravated robbery, in violation of R.C. 2911.01(A)(3), a felony of the first degree, and (3) having weapons while under disability, in violation of R.C.2923.13, a felony of the third degree. Additionally, the charges of felony murder and aggravated robbery had firearm specifications.(95} A jury found Davis not guilty of having weapons while under disability and the firearm specifications, but guilty of felony murder and aggravated robbery. The court merged the two offenses and sentenced Davis to 15-years-to-life in prison. Davis now appeals and raises four assignments of error for our review. To facilitate the analysis, we rearrange and consolidate several of his assignments of error.

Chaz and Jontel will be discussing should lies be protected freedom of speech Even with our current climate of fake news, misinformation, disinformation, and election lies, we shouldn’t use government power to try enforcing the truth.First Amendment Protections for False Speech The Supreme Court has recognized that false statements may not add much value to the marketplace of ideas. Even so, there is a concern that by prohibiting false speech, the government would also “chill” more valuable speech,meaning it would cause people to self-censor out of fear of violating the law. Consequently, the First Amendment creates “breathing space” protecting the false statements and hyperbole that are “inevitable in free debate

Chaz and Jontel discuss a question asked by a impacted the mother of Richaed Risher Lisa Simpson asks? I got a ? If Black Lives Matter never step into this police brutality fight can you imagine how far we would be right now cause they sure did cause a lot of separation and division amongst us families that suppose to be fighting for justice but since their existence these families been fighting for a spot instead of fighting for justice and accountability changes is a must in order for us to win

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What is the true meaning of freedom? Freedom is defined by Merriam Webster as the quality or state of being free, such as: the absence of necessity, coercion, or constraint in choice or action. liberation from slavery or from the power of another.Freedom is the power or right to act , speak, and change as one wants without hindrance or restraint. Freedom is often associated with liberty and autonomy in the sense of "giving oneself one's own laws.In one definition, something is "free" if it can change and is not constrained in its present state. Physicists and chemists use the word in this sense Black history isn’t a separate history.This is all of our history, this is American history, and we need to understand that. It has such an impact on kids and their values and how they view black people.

Come join Chaz and Jontel as they discuss hot topic issues1920s lynching's of African Americans had become a standard practice across the nation. The multiple lynching's in Duluth, Minnesota, however, represent the farthest north this practice reached. The John Robinson Circus made its way to Duluth on June 14, 1920, for a parade and one-day performance. When the Circus visited in previous years, local African Americans were hired as day laborers to cook for the circus workers and patrons. In 1920, Elmer Clayton, Isaac McGhie, and Elmer Jackson were among the one hundred or so townspeople hired.

The Justice Department is concluding its investigation of the Minneapolis Police Department launched after George Floyd’s murder, according to sources familiar with the plans.Senior officials, including the head of DOJ’s Civil Rights Division Kristen Clarke, are expected to head to Minneapolis Friday to detail the findings of the more than two-year investigation into whether police engaged in a pattern or practice of excessive force, said the sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

Come chat and educate with Chaz as he discusses the topics that matter in your neck of the woods and around the country Slavery persisted in the South even after the Emancipation Proclamation and the passage of the 13th Amendment. In the most remote corners of the Confederacy, news of slavery's end did not come until more than two months after Robert E. Lee's surrender in April 1865. The day that General Order No. 3 was delivered to the people of Galveston, Texas, is the day slavery finally ended everywhere. As Minnesota musician and actor T. Mychael Rambo explains, that day is a milestone moment still commemorated and celebrated also we talk about mass incarceration's in America and why that is The 13th Amendment to the United States Constitution provides that "Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction