Sardonic Sistah's Summer Place (Free subscription) | 25/09/2008
The noose is back. After the Jena 6 incident of last fall suddenly the hangman’s noose was everywhere, reminding everyone the nation’s lynching past. This sighting was in Oregon on the campus of George Fox University, around the neck of cardboard cutout of Barack Obama. Taped to the figure was a message which read, “Act Six reject”. Act [...]
Black Voices Blogs (Free subscription) | 18/09/2008
Filed under: BlackSpin , Jena Six , Black History 365 , News Black Voices Blogs : Jena Six Case Rallies in support of the Jena Six were held in Jena and elsewhere in the United States on September 20, 2007 the date when Mychal Bell was scheduled for sentencing. AP The Rev. Al Sharpton speaks to a... Read more
VDARE.com: Blog Articles (Free subscription) | 12/09/2008
I believe Nicholas Stix’s blog today about the judicial lynching in Louisiana of Jeremiah Munson, a 19 year-old white youth, is one of VDARE.com’s most important blogs ever. This not only because of the shocking injustice involved, but also because it highlights with chilling clarity the future of American liberties in multicultural America. Nicholas tells us On [...]
HipHopDX.com (Free subscription) | 19/08/2008
A Louisiana teenager was sentenced to jail for intimidating Jena 6 civil rights demonstrators.
CJOnline Blogs (Free subscription) | 17/08/2008
Glenda Overstreet Will the remnants of the Jena 6 case in Louisiana never cease to rear its ugly head? What must happen to eliminate similiar racially charged incidents from happening? Must the world be completely void of humans before we can say such acts are never to be again? The story of Barron Pikes is yet another chapter of the story about young men taken early in life. For those unfamiliar with...
Soulfull Vibes (Free subscription) | 16/08/2008
(CNN) -- A Louisiana man was sentenced to four months Friday for using hangman's nooses to threaten and intimidate civil rights marchers near Jena, Louisiana, officials said Friday. Jeremiah... Visit Soulfull Vibes for more information
CNN (Free subscription) | 16/08/2008
A Louisiana man was sentenced to four months Friday for using hangman's nooses to threaten and intimidate civil rights marchers near Jena, Louisiana, officials said Friday.
urban horror (Free subscription) | 06/08/2008
The judge overseeing the court proceedings of the remaining Jena 6 defendants and the one white student involved was removed from the case after making questionable remarks. Judge J.P. Mauffray Jr., against his will, was taken off the case after calling the six Black teens "troublemakers" and "a violent bunch," reports The Associated Press. "The right to a fair and impartial judge is of particular...
Midas Oracle .ORG (Free subscription) | 04/08/2008
Wikipedia. Media myths. - FEED ITEM FOOTER Midas Oracle = 1,600 daily readers (600 visitors on the Web + 1,000 feed subscribers) Midas Oracle .ORG = Site Map + Archives + Best + Charts + Exchanges + Software + Links + Midas Oracle Network + Connect With Us On LinkedIn + Prediction Markets Group At LinkedIn + Shared Items + [...] ShareThis
Fact-esque (Free subscription) | 02/08/2008
You may remember the Jena, Louisiana case from two years ago when some white teenagers hung a few nooses at the high school as a "joke" and raised tensions in their little town to a fever pitch. A while later,...
Workers World news online (Free subscription) | 02/08/2008
On Jan. 17 Baron “Scooter” Pikes, a first cousin of Mychal Bell, one of the Jena 6, died after being taken into police custody in Winnfield, La.
Think Outside the Cage (Free subscription) | 02/08/2008
NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana (CNN) -- A Louisiana appeals court has removed a Lasalle Parish judge from the remaining "Jena Six" cases, court officials told CNN Friday.
Raw Story (Free subscription) | 02/08/2008
Judge for 'Jena 6' removed from cases against his will
TalkLeft (Free subscription) | 02/08/2008
The judge in the Jena 6 case has been removed due to inappropriate comments about the arrested teens. Judge J.P. Mauffray Jr. had acknowledged calling the teens "trouble makers" and "a violent bunch" but insisted he could be impartial. Defense attorneys disagreed and asked that he be removed. Judge Thomas M. Yeager, who was appointed by the state Supreme Court to decide whether Mauffray should be...
Patterico's Pontifications (Free subscription) | 02/08/2008
[Guest post by DRJ] The trial judge overseeing the Jena 6 cases has been removed for an “appearance of impropriety” arising from his comments that the defendants are “trouble makers” and “a violent bunch.” The decision was made over the trial judge’s objections and was based on the defendants’ right to a “fair and impartial [...]
