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“No to Hate” Vigil Friday 11/14/08

Posted on November 11, 2008 by iwilder

Dear Friends, It is with heavy hearts that we write to you this week. Last Saturday night 7 teenagers from Patchogue and Medford murdered Marcello Lucero. The assailants were specifically looking to inflict violence that night on “some Mexicans”. Marcello and his friend became their targets because they were Hispanic. This was a murder driven […]

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View of The Obama Election: Mexican American Political Association

Posted on November 6, 2008 by iwilder

November 05, 2008 Greetings! BANKING ON OBAMA WITH OPEN EYES I’M VOTING FOR THE BLACK MAN Nativo Vigil Lopez National President, Mexican American Political Association (MAPA) The American people can now rejoice in one of the greatest blows against racism in its history – the election of President-elect Barack Hussein Obama. This is the culmination […]

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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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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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The Treasures From The PeaceSmiths Archives

Posted on May 19, 2008 by iwilder

From Kimberly: The Wilderside and PeaceSmiths are two very separate entities. Though, I am currently working on both. And, I really, really want to share the fun things I have been doing at the PeaceSmiths, Inc. web-site. Since Susan Blake passed away in October, I have been sifting through the archives with teams of PeaceSmiths […]

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Genarlow Wilson Freed!

Posted on October 29, 2007 by iwilder

On Friday afternoon, just hours after the Georgia Supreme Court ruled that his sentence amounted to cruel and unusual punishment, Genarlow Wilson was released from prison. In 2005, Genarlow Wilson, a 17-year-old star athlete and top student, was convicted of aggravated child molestation for having consensual oral sex with a 15-year-old classmate. The NAACP has […]

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NYC: Home to the Most Marijuana Arrests in the World (but don’t worry, white people, it won’t be you)

Posted on October 8, 2007 by iwilder

by Ezekiel Edwards DMIBlog With the NYPD facing difficult challenges such as combating terrorism and stopping the flow of illegal handguns into the city, what are the police arresting people for at a rate ten times greater than before 1997? Marijuana. But they aren’t arresting everyone who possesses marijuana; only poor people of color. When […]

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Jena 6: John Conyers and the Christian Science Monitor Weigh In

Posted on September 25, 2007 by iwilder

From the AP: Lawmakers Seek Jena 6 Teen’s Release By DEVLIN BARRETT WASHINGTON (AP) — A lawmaker said Tuesday he will press the government for the release of a black teenager held in the “Jena 6” case that spurred one of the biggest civil-rights demonstrations in years. Other activists said they planned more protests if […]

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Top Five Reasons that Ted Rall (and other white people) should not question the Jena 6 Students

Posted on September 25, 2007 by iwilder

Sometimes I am shocked by what progressive, political cartoonist Ted Rall puts out. Though, I almost always agree with his underlying position. But, Ted Rall truly disappointed me with his article on the Jena 6 Students. Half of what he wrote was right on about racism, subtle racism, and white privilege. But, in the end, […]

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Whites don’t get subtle racism

Posted on September 22, 2007 by iwilder

from Science Daily: Interestingly, white volunteers were more impaired by overt racism than by the more ambiguous discrimination. Salvatore and Shelton figure this is because whites rarely experience any racism; they do not even notice the subtle forms of racism, and are thrown off balance when they are hit over the head by overt acts. […]

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