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Updates on Lucero murder: Attackers face more charges/Billy O’Reilly defends Steve Levy

Posted on November 20, 2008 by iwilder

If you would like the latest updates and commentary on the murder of Marcelo Lucero and information on vigils and rallies, please consider checking in at www.longislandwins.com. It is difficult for us to keep up with the folks over there, and they are well-studied on the surrounding issues. Below are links to two important updates […]

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Coming Together: A poem for Marcelo Lucero

Posted on November 19, 2008 by iwilder

Information on the rally and vigil on Saturday, Nov 22nd in Hempstead: here. Coming Together Under a moon just past full, Flashlight, lantern, candle in hand, Into the Autumn night They streamed, From places near and far To stand – With neighbor, with stranger With child on the shoulder, And Grandmothers with canes, Tired workers, […]

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March and Vigil: Stop hate. Memorial for Marcelo Lucero 11/22/08

Posted on November 19, 2008 by iwilder

Details and contact info at: www.longislandwins.com In Hempstead, The Workplace Project is organizing a march and vigil protesting the killing of Marcelo Lucero this Saturday in Hempstead. The march will begin at the bus station on the corner of Main St. and Jackson St. at 6:15pm. It wll then march at 6:45 to Hempstead Town […]

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Reflections on Steve Levy’s comments on racial tolerance…

Posted on November 18, 2008 by iwilder

Steve Levy used the spotlight and time he had to try to deflect blame from himself; divert attention from him and the elected officials around him in Islip and Brookhaven who have been the crux of the anti-immigrant rhetoric that was a background for this crime; and to demand that no matter what kind of […]

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If you watch it, think about it, too: Steve Levy on News12

Posted on November 18, 2008 by iwilder

In response to the murder of Ecuadorian immigrant Marcelo Lucero, County Executive Steve Levy will be giving a speech about racial tolerance tonight, Tuesday, Nov. 18th on News12 at 7pm. It is a shame that News12 makes its video available on-line only to subscribers, since they appear to have an exclusive on the communication of […]

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Boog City Event: Race and Poetry

Posted on September 24, 2008 by iwilder

[googlevideo=http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5353062076996040186] Race and Poetry: Integrating the Experimental. Event produced by David Kirschenbaum of Boog City. Moderated and curated by poet Amy King. Videographer: Ian Wilder. Director: Kimberly Wilder. September 21, 2008. Great and detailed discussion of race in poetry aesthetics and poetry community. (Strong language) Panel includes poets: Christopher Stackhouse, Meghan Punschke, Mathias Svalina, Mendi […]

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Chicago School Boycott: Making It Plain That Poor Kids Deserve A Good Education

Posted on September 2, 2008 by iwilder

KW: I am so proud of the students and parents in Chicago who are just making it real. These students know that they deserve as good an education as wealthier kids. And, they figured out where to go to apply. I think that this action of having the poor kids go to register at the […]

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Two videos on the web, plus a workshop today (8/15) on Democratizing the Electoral College

Posted on August 15, 2008 by iwilder

Below the jump are the long video and new 10 minute youtube, of Asa Gordon describing his Electoral College/Proportional Apportionment lawsuits. This strategy of Asa Gordon’s way of making the Electoral College and the national vote for President more democratic.

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Must read: Tim Wise on the Hyper-Hillary Feminists

Posted on June 12, 2008 by iwilder

Excerpt only below. Please read the whole essay at Counterpunch: http://www.counterpunch.org/wise06072008.html You must help me. I do not know every over-eager Hillary fan who needs to read this article. Come on, please share this article. Any former Hillary Clinton supporter who threatened to vote for John McCain has to read this! Tac it up in […]

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Cynthia McKinney knows their names: Comments on Sean Bell, the police, and black and brown people

Posted on April 27, 2008 by iwilder

Finally, however, someone broke the silence and admitted it. Former Seattle Police Chief Norm Stamper wrote in his book, “Breaking Rank,” that white police officers are afraid of Black men. He develops this theory in a chapter of the book entitled, “Why White Cops Kill Black Men.” Finally: a hint of truth coming from the […]

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Trinity United Church of Chicago fights back…

Posted on March 23, 2008 by iwilder

Kimberly writes: Rev. Wright is not the pastor at Trinity Church anymore. Believe he retired shortly before this flap with the Obama situation. The new pastor and the people at this church are bold and brave. I am so impressed that they are taking this opportunity of scrutiny to share their message of love and […]

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Cynthia McKinney asks for a meaningful dialogue about race

Posted on March 18, 2008 by iwilder

Former Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney is seeking the Green Party nomination for President. A Message from Cynthia McKinney A Discussion of Race Worth Having March 18, 2008 Much has been made around the edges of this campaign about the issue of race. Sadly, nothing has been made of the public policy exigencies that arise because of […]

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Progress in Jena

Posted on October 6, 2007 by iwilder

I want to underscore that I think Jena, Louisiana is not the most racist place in the world. And, the attention brought to Jena was not because Jena was the worst town in the country, but more because the Jena story provided a chance for a “teaching moment” about the racism that exists in every […]

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Harrisburg…moving forward

Posted on September 30, 2007 by iwilder

I am so proud of my green colleague Diane White. Imagine, she takes being a victim of police abuse, and turns it around to be a force for change in her community. Truly amazing. Below is more news from Diane’s personal blog about what is happening relative to police abuse in the city of Harrisburg, PA: […]

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