Building Bridges To Law Enforcement, Community, Youth & You
Ralph E. Smith- Publisher
PART 1: BUS#355 LEAVING FROM HARLEM
Jena6 News Interviews: The Journey To Jena,La TIME TO STAND
Stay Tuned into our online production: We will be talking with members of bus 355 from Harlem, people in Jena, La to find out what they think about this case and what should the next action be.
September 22, 2007: by Ralph E. Smith Guardian Chronicle:
Mychal Bell, 17 Bail Denied! Bell has been in jail since last December. No charges against the white youth. National protests around the United States with a focus on Jena Town Justice.
"This is why we did not cancel the march," said the Rev. Al Sharpton, an organizer of Thursday's rally along with the Rev. Jesse Jackson and the NAACP. "When they overturned Mychal's conviction, everyone said we won."
All charges against the 6 African American boys in this case need to be dropped. There never should have been a WHITE ONLY TREE ON SCHOOL GROUND OR ON ANY GROUND IN AMERICA. When you hang nooses on trees, get ready for the town and a nation of concerned Americans to Stand Up and Fight. Time for the FBI to come into Jena and clean up the local justice and school system. Black People (African Americans) say Never Again! American People say Never again!
Time for the United States President Bush who stated he is sad to address the injustice in Jena, La. President Bush, the American people need you sir to deal with the terror in Jena, La!
This march in Jena, La was not about a vacation to visit the south. As one rider on my bus from Harlem stated, "Smithy, they the people that did this should get an award because they woke up a sleeping giant. It takes something like this to bring the people together."
The confederate flag was flying at a business just miles before Jena, La. Yes, there is a big problem in this part of America. When I saw this five foot flag of hate flying next to the American Flag through the bus window, I said to myself, I must continue to support the Jena6.
This week, you will hear and see more interviews with the 41 people from Harlem Bus$255: The Journey To Jena, La. This was rough trip. The A.C was broken, instead of 22 hours, it took us 29 hours, and the bathroom was on overload, but the people stayed focused on the mission of support for the Jena6.
PHOTOS FROM JENA, LA PROTEST MOVEMENT:
TO THE GREAT PEOPLE WE MET IN JENA, La: Check Back During The Week To Download Your Photos: Photos of Struggle For Justice in Jena, La
Listen to 98.7KissFM in New York September 23, 2007 at 10:00am for more information on the Jena6 Movement For Justice.
SUPPORT THE JENA6
WEAR BLACK-WRITE LETTERS- GET ON THE BUS
DATE: Thursday September 20, 2007
TIME: Peace & Protest Rally at 8:00am
SENTENCING: 9:00am for student Mychal Bell
Sign Up For Your Bus Today New York!
GUARDIAN CHRONICLE SUPPORTS THE JENA6
1440 MILES NYC TO JENA, LA
GOD AND THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE WILL MAKE A WAY
TO STAND UP AND PROVIDE SUPPORT
WE NEED NYS/ NYC GUARDIANS ON THE BUS
Correction, Court,Police, Fire, Teachers
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INFORMATION
LaSalle Parish Courthouse
1050 Courthouse St
Jena, LA 71342
(25 minutes from Alexandria)
September 22, 2007: PASTOR NATHANIEL WHITE HIGHER CALL DELIVERANCE TABERNACLE 695 East Gunhill Road Bronx, NY (646) 244-6108
My view point of JENA6: A very positive out pouring of Blacks from around the country in response to our brothers and sisters in Jena, La who shot an S.O.S. for help. This part of history brought a tear to my eye as I saw our brothers and sisters marching singing various Negro spiritual church songs our mothers and fathers did as they fought for our rights we have today. The fight is not complete and we are still need to keep pressing on. I was very proud of people for there were many that thought there would be many arrests and the national guard called, but we as a people showed the world we mean business. For I know in my heart on the next call out it maybe the world shall be on standby. But most of all I thank GOD for keeping our people save and sound. Peace Brother Ralph E Smith and continue to do the work that you have been call to do. Pastor Nathaniel White Jr. |
Frederick Douglass "If there is no struggle, there is no progress."