The Life and Times of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. chronicles his life from the Montgomery Bus Boycott to his assassination in Memphis, Tennessee. This rare video is a must see for any Truth Fighter in the struggle for equality and justice. The Montgomery boycott lasted just over a year and was recognized as one of the most successful in the civil rights movement. DONATE TO THE KING MEMORIAL.
The Iowa victory speech is being called the best speech ever for Barack Obama. This victory marked a milestone in the history of America and an even bigger milestone for people of color in this country. Donate Now!
The company town was destroyed over 35 years ago. But the spirit of the people never died. In 1991, the African American citizens of the once segregated town re-united for a three day reunion. Some people had not seen each other in over 40 years. Yet when they came together again, it was like they never missed a day. "Sparrows Point Together Again - It Takes A Village" is the story of the town as told by the people who once lived there. A village of black people who helped build this country with its steel and who helped shape this nation with its love for America and each other. Winner of the 1996 Cable Television's Cameo award for best Arts & Culture programming. Writter, Producer, Director - Darryl E. Pugh, Sr. / Producer, Editor - Renee' W. Pugh
TruthFightersTV.com documented the JenaSix rally in Washington DC. An anonymous attorney called for the investigation of Jenasixprosecutor, Reed Walters. She provided the address and phone number of The Louisianna State Bar. Truth Fighters are encouraged to write to ask for a formal investigation into the actions of Walters. She hopes he will be disbarred much like Duke Lacrosse team prosecutor Mike Nifong.
* The ten student witnesses who testified at Mychal Bell’s trial were all white. In fact, most of them were part ofa distinct minority within the high school’s white student population who attended all-white schools in the country surrounding Jena until High School. (More on this below)
* Justin Cooper was the only witness at trial to testify that Mychal Bell kicked Justin Barker as the victim layunconscious on the ground. Since Justin Cooper was one of the boys who admitted to hanging the nooses at Jena High School at the beginning of the school year, he can hardly be seen as an objective or credible witness. Defense Attorney Blane Williams was apparently unaware of Cooper’s connection to the noose incident.
* Jessica Hooter was one of four trial witnesses who identified Mychal as the person who threw the first punch at Justin Barker. Two days after the assault occurred, Jessica was unable to identify the initial attacker. But as she explained at trial, “After I thought about it more, I remembered more.” In his closing remarks, Blane Williams never mentioned that she had embellished her earlier testimony. Perhaps he forgot. Read more
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