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Al Sharpton, NAACP, and Dunbar Village
Rev. Sharpton has backed down from his demand that the Dunbar Village rapists receive bail. From on open letter at WAOD:
On March 27,2008, activist Al Sharpton went on the air to clarify his position on the treatment of the Dunbar Village Suspects. He invited writer Tonyaa Weathersbee and blogger Arlene Fenton to his show, to [...]
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Update: Stop NAACP Support of Rapists
A woman is brutally raped and tortured for hours in Dunbar Village by 10 teenagers. Her son is also tortured, and to make it worse, the woman is forced to perform oral sex on her own son. Four of the assailants have been arrested, but there are still six running [...]
Dunbar Rape Defendant Pleads Guilty
I just picked this up from Gina and Yobachi.
From the Sun Sentinel:
One of the four teenagers charged with the gang rape of a mother and the assault on her young son at the Dunbar Village public housing complex agreed to a plea deal with prosecutors Monday morning.
In exchange for pleading guilty to two counts of [...]
Internalized sexism at least a hundred times more prevalent in women of color than internalized racism
[Originally posted at Leftist Looney Lunchbox. Any comments should be left there.]
Ann went to town on sexist men of color at Rachel’s after I did of course and I wanted her to have (her) last (magnificent) word.
But I want to finish a thought.
Since I was a teenager, I noticed APIA women did not [...]
What About Dunbar Village?
From What About Our Daughters:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
WASHINGTON, D.C.-November 13, 2007- When Rev. Al Sharpton descends on the Department of Justice headquarters on Friday, November 16, 2007, he’ll be greeted by counter protesters asking why he and other African American leaders have refused to publicly comment on a horrific crime against humanity committed against a Black [...]

















