THE #NRA #PrisonIndustry & It's Blatant And IMMORAL
DEMAND FOR RICHES $$$$$$
Including HUMAN flesh
BABY ALGEBRA FOR BABY AND YOU
Explores:
AnswerSeveral males were killed during the Civil Rights movement. Are you asking about Emmett Till who was killed before the Civil Rights movement began but who's death is credited with helping to start the movement? A native of Chicago, he was visiting his uncle in a small town in Mississippi when he spoke "disrespectfully" to a white woman. Three days later he was kidnapped, beaten, murdered and his body was dropped into the Tallahatchie River. AnswerThere were three CORE workers who come to
CONFLICTRESOLUTION FOR PARENTS/TEACHERS
TO: 501(c) 4 Sequestrate To Free 1.3 million
Blacks From Prison YES WE DID YES WE CAN
After Comprehensive Investigation, Lauderdale County Youth Court, Meridian Police Department and Mississippi Division of Youth Services in Meridian, Mississippi, Found to Have Violated Constitutional Due Process Rights of Children
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Children are handcuffed and arrested in school and incarcerated for days at a time without a probable cause hearing, regardless of the severity – or lack thereof – of the alleged offense or probation violation.
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Children who are incarcerated prior to adjudication in the Lauderdale County system regularly wait more than 48 hours for a probable cause hearing, in violation of federal constitutional requirements.
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Lauderdale County does not consistently afford children meaningful representation by an attorney during the juvenile justice process, including in preparation for and during detention, adjudication and disposition hearings.
NRA PROFITS ON THE BACKS OF CHILDREN
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DOJ Fact Sheet
Information on the Rights of All
Children to Enroll in School
A 'School-to-Prison Pipeline' Courthouse News Service
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