black autonomy network community organization
working for economic and social justice in Benton Harbor, MI ...exposing state and local NAACP corruption
through the use of the criminal justice system. Every person they can put in jail;
every person whose voting rights they can revoke with a felony conviction;
every person they can cause to lose their job by putting them on probation;
every person they can cause to lose the ability to pay for basic necessities through
imposing ruinous court costs and probation is all part of the process. In the 1960s,
it was called Negro removal. In Bosnia, it was called ethnic cleansing. It could be
called genocide, the removal of the minority population for the purpose of
redevelopment of the land. That’s what’s happening in Benton Harbor and the
foremost leader of the resistance is Rev. Edward Pinkney.” -Atty. Hugh "Buck" Davis
Monday, September 24, 2012
Delaware lynching
Friday, September 21, 2012
NAACP deaf to needs of chapters and members
Friday, September 14, 2012
Fascism in Benton Harbor, Michigan (and Berrien County)
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Rev. Jeremiah Wright to speak in Benton Harbor
Thursday, September 06, 2012
The NAACP is no longer relevant
The NAACP is doing very little to organize and help the African-American community. They are living in the past and reaping the benefits of our ancestors. Our ancestors have been betrayed by a group of greedy and dishonest middle class African-Americans. The majority of them are concerned about material things and fronting for the status quo.
Too many African-Americans have been forced out of the NAACP, ignored by the NAACP, expelled from the NAACP, and labeled by mainstream media because they work to achieve the NAACP goals. The NAACP is not operating in good faith. The NAACP is robbing the Black community. The NAACP is misrepresenting the Black community.
We demand Corporate America and other institutions to stop giving money to the NAACP with the intent of helping African-Americans. We demand the NAACP publish the names of institutions and the amount of money received from corporations during the past two decades.
We demand corporations in all states publish the amount of money given to the NAACP at the local, state, regional and national levels.
We demand the NAACP stop putting money before the needs of members and African-Americans.
Now is the time to change the rules of the game to ensure that African-Americans understand how the NAACP operates.
NAACP lost influence by allowing corporate dollars to control them. NAACP no longer supports the communities. THE NAACP IS NO LONGER RELEVANT.
Rev. Pinkney
269-925-0001
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