Sherri Jefferson

There Is No Evidence Sean Combs Operated A Criminal Enterprise.  Plus, 21 USC Sec 848 of the US Criminal Code Is Void For Vagueness. The elements of 21 USC Sec 848 will be difficult for the DOJ to prove if Sean Combs lawyers do due diligence and provide effective legal representation. There exist no clear evidence that Sean Combs operated a criminal enterprise in the acts of sex trafficking, possession of drugs or any other crime for which he is accused by SDNY AAG Damian Williams

US DOJ SAID, SEAN COMBS IS NOT A RAPIST OR SEX TRAFFICKER! ITS HARDCORE PROTECTED BY THE FIRST AMENDMENT. By Sherri Jefferson, African American Juvenile Justice Project 

This episode will examine the allegations against Sean Combs and the US Department of Justice, US Attorney General Office and state and local authorities position that Sean Combs and others did not engage in rape or sex trafficking. Rather, their actions were protected under the First Amendment as Hardcore . 

The African American Juvenile Justice Project, leading authority in the US on sex trafficking of black young women and children and the creators of JUST US, BE ME and FemaleNOTFeemale, released both a statement and video regarding this issue and days later, Attorney Tony Buzbee claims he has 120 victims and is advancing a Class Action lawsuit. He also asserts he has 25 child victims including a 9 year old boy and 62% Black victims. AAJJP does not believe him. At best, Gloria Alred, Tony BuzBee, DOJ, and Damian William lack evidence of sex trafficking or raises. This is a money grab and the unbridled abuse of discretion by the DOJ whose politicized and weaponized the SDNY and DOJ.

The Irony of the Apalachee High School Shooting Death Victims by Sherri Jefferson

The African American Juvenile Justice Project (AAJJP) extends our condolences to the families of the Apalachee High School shootings and continues to pray for the community-at-large. 

The Irony of the Apalachee High School Shooting Victims: 2-14 Year Old Minority Boys (Black and Latino). 

Victims Richard Aspinwall and Christina Irimie, both math teachers, and students Mason Schermerhorn and Christian Angulo, both 14-years-old were murdered by 14-year old Colt Gray. Gray had a history of communicative threats that local law enforcement and the FBI ignored. Did the FBI and local authorities including the school and its board ignore the Wednesday, September 4, 2024 telephone threats of school violence? School closure would have been the best solution! 

The City of Winder is located in Barrow county, which is about 95% White and has more than 20,000 residents and less than 400 Hispanics and 1500 Blacks, yet two minority boys were targeted?

Black youth in Georgia face communicative threat charges for talking back to school teachers and telling a classmate they will "kick their butts."  But 13 Colt Gray allegedly posted photos of guns and threatened to shoot-up a school and the local law enforcement and the FBI asserted there was no "probable cause" to arrest him or subject him to court intervention for monitoring. At 14, he murders 4 people and injures others.

Disparity and discrimination in the juvenile justice system must be addressed.

Why Kamala Harris May Lose Black Women Voters in the Rural South Throughout the rural South Black women and girls suffer everything from sex trafficking, housing red lining, disparity in educational funding, and discrimination in professional licensing all ignored by the Biden- Harris White House and DOJ. This week Kamala Harris will travel to areas of the State often ignored even by Democrat stronghold in DeKalb, Fulton and Gwinnett counties. Harris will need the votes of Blacks from Clayton, Dougherty, Chatham and surrounding areas in the Black belt of Peach, Perry, Albany and Richmond County in Augusta.

Kamala Harris. Fresh Air Fund Camp. Sex Trafficking. The Forgotten Victims of the Biden- Harris Administration. What Can Victims and their Families Expect from Harris-Waltz White House. 341 missing children in America. Almost 70% are Black and Afro-Latina. The Biden-Harris White House failed to declare a Black Missing Children/Person month, but declared May 8th and the month of May for Native American women and Girls. 

Sherri Jefferson. African American Juvenile Justice Project

PROTEST IN AMERICA AS BLACKS CRY FROM THE ASHES IN ATL, NY, LA, MINNESOTA, AND BEYOND. This episode will discuss the impact of national protest following the murder of George Floyd and a host of other reasons why Blacks are demanding justice. We will discuss the positive outcomes from the protest; people who defend against injustice and those who profit from injustices; what are the responsibilities of everyone involved in the struggle for change.  We will discuss the SEEPING effect amongst black people who suffer daily experiences due to 

Systemic, Endemic, Epidemic  & Pandemic

racism, classism and capitalism.  We will discuss where we go from here and how do we get there and more.

Why Are Blacks Hit Hardest By COVID-19? Why Poverty, Obesity Stress Don't Matter

This episode will discuss the impact of the COVID-19 and Coronavirus among Blacks in America. It will discuss disparity, discrimination, and the great divide that leaves the Black community in turmoil. We will close with suggestions and recommendations for changing and improving the pandemic among Black people.

It is Halloween and the freaks come out at night. At almost every front door Americans will get a trick or a treat. For some, it might mean exposing children to the victimization associated with sex trafficking and exploitation. Let us journey the 17Ps to understanding sex trafficking of children in America. African American Juvenile Justice Project FemaleNOTFeemale

The Killing of Our Children: Naveah LaShay Adams, Cedric Jackson, and Kamille 'Cupcake' McKinney. First, heart felt condolences to these families.

This episode will discuss the impact of the recent deaths of three children 5-year old Naveah LaShay Adams of South Carolina, 18-month old Cedric Jackson of Texas, and 3-year old Kamille 'Cupcake' McKinney of Alabama and what we can learn as a community and society. We will also discuss facts and myths about how to protect our children.

Her new book examines quality patient care as the new social justice imperative.

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Quality Patient Care is the new social justice imperative. Dismayed by the dangerous, deceitful, and deadly practices of New York's Montefiore Medical Center, their doctors, and lawyers who are hired to cover-up their abuses; 23 Days at Montefiore journeys the path of a patient advocate fighting to save the life of an elderly woman forced to suffer multiple experimental surgeries.

A heart-wrenching read, this book explores 23 days of torment, denial of patient care, and first-hand accounts of the horrors experienced by many of the patients at Montefiore and the Bronx, New York community.

This book also shares advocacy skills to help families protect their loved ones from the nightmares associated with any hospitalization whether at Montefiore or elsewhere and the bureaucracies of dealing with the hospital's administration, New York’s Health First and Albert Einstein College of Medicine's bioethics department.