angela davis, if you could respond. gela: i think it is wonderful that black lives matter activists are participating in this electoral period. forcing candidates to speak about issues whichch they might not speak. of course, hillary clinton should have said, i was wrong to use the term super predators. what i know now i did not necessarily know then. there are many ways in w which e could have disavowed it. the clinton administration was responsible, at least in large part for the buildup of what is now called mass incarceration with the passage of the 1994 crime bill.. it seems to me that if she is interested in the votes of not only african-americans, but people of color and of all people who are progressive and attempting to speak out against the racism o of over incarceration, she would simply say, i was wrong then. that super predator is a racially coded term. isis so interesting that she relying on a universalism thatt prevents h her from acknowledgig how much racism is a force and influence in this country. prima

result of one of his protest activities, and so the paper , just like you had free huey, free angela daviss it relates to the black panther party, in montgomery you had free reverend boom. he was incarcerated and accused of inciting a riot. and so he eventually was exonerated, but he was a committed civil rights activist. he worked on a number of campaigns throughout the state and with various different states. a corollary to this is another piece we have. while reverend was incarcerated you want to write his stories and did so on toilet paper. you see here, we have that toilet paper. we had a masters student who wrote a thesis on reverend boom and translated from the toilet paper. so we have that documentation also. but this collection is an interesting one, but it also connects the local civil rights movement to the larger movement. and then you think about these materials. they really give them blueprint for the civil rights movement, the logistics of the civil rights movement, how it was executed. .. >> i think that the collection serves us really as a, strictly as historical documents

murder of chicago black panther leader fred hampton by the chicago police, the legal frame up of angela davis. i can offer several other examples, but that would take up more of my time. hammered nine young black men in their teens or early 20s i have part in protests over desegregation of public schools. the actions of elected officials, police, prosecutors, and judges throughout the argues was callous and corrupt. part of what i would like to do is to rehearse the events and their frame up, but it is important to remember and understand them what happened also helped to define a new phase in african american politics in which a movement coordinated its efforts. as will become evident, the name is in many ways a misnomer, not only do they not conspire to do anything, they did not know one another or hang out together or share common friendships or networks. there were, on the press of machinery and in particular they would place one person on the sidelines. while i will be talking about this is a corporate entity it is important that we understand there were ten individuals. their lives were

of revolutionaries and warriors like malcolm, harriet tubman, crazy horse, blackhawk, geronimo, angela davis, and then there are the architects of the financial crisis who made off with billions of dollars in people's lost homes and lost savings. there's the u.s. of intellectual giants like debois, alice walker, tromsky, and then there are are the likes of friedman and fox news. the united states, i'm briefly going to touch on, belongs to the latter grouping. it is of some of the wealthiest, most privileged americans like the falic family. i assume it's not pronounced falic. shotten him family, american eagles outfitters. funnel billions of tax-exempt money to finance the incremental theft of palestine. theft of another people's ancestral lands, of our homes, our history and heritage. the theft of our culture, our food, our memories, our cemeteries, our churches, our mosques, our orchards, our olive groves. all so they who have so much can also have an extra country. so that every jewish person in the world may be accorded an entitlement to dual citizenship. one in their own ancestral homela

the paper like you had, free angela davis, relates to the black panther party. you have free reverend boone. he was incarcerated and accused of inciting a riot. he eventually was exonerated. he was a committed civil rights activist. he worked on a number of campaigns and went to various states. a corollary to this artifact is another piece we have here, reverend boone was incarcerated and he wanted to write his story of his experiences and he did that on toilet paper. we have that toilet paper. a master student wrote a thesis on reverend boone and she had to roll out the toilet paper and translated what it actually said. we have that documentation also but this collection is an interesting collection that tells of the local civil rights movement and connects the local civil rights movement to the larger movement. when you think of these materials they give the blueprint for the civil rights movement, the logistics of the civil rights movement, how it was executed. the montgomery improvement association papers you see how the organization was created and structur

angela davis' autobiography, she talked about how so-called mental illness really has social roots, right? ask that it's very much -- and that it's very much a reflection of racism, poverty, what have you. cally gross, in her work on black women and criminalization by the state, the way in which the white state criminalizes and pathologizes black women and, therefore, because black women get deemed as being a criminal, therefore, that opens the door for their suppression. and i would say that was very much true with louise little. to be clear, again, her husband died violently in 1933, violently, right -- 1931. this is during the heart of the depression. here is a caribbean-born woman in the middle of central michigan which was a center of massive klan activity. she had seven children, then she had an eighth child with a man with whom she very much loved and it seemed like she was going to get married, but the man got cold feet because he was concerned about rearing and feeding eight children. he left her. he jilted her. she had his child. she probably suffered in part from post-partum bu

areas and warriors like malcolm, hairout tubman, crazy horse, black hawk, geronimo, you mute ton, angela davis and then there are the architects of the financial crisis who made off with billions of dollars and people lost homes and lost savings. there's the u.s. of intellectual giants like w. e. be due boys, edward saeed, champ city and then the lights of fox news. the united states, i'm briefly going to touch on belongs to he latter grouping. it is of some of the wealthiest, most privileged americans like the falic family, imassume it's not pronounce lining phallic. the schottenstein family, owns over american eagle outfitters, the book family, owners of jet support system's who funnel billion's tax exempt money to finance the persistent incremental fast of palestine. other peoples -- our homes, history and heritage. the best of our culture, food, memories, cemeteries, churches, mosques, orchards, olive groves, all so those who have so much can also have an extra country so every jew wish are person in the world may be accorded an entitlement to dual citizenship, number one their own ancestr

and so the paper, just like you had, free huey, free angela davis as relates to the black panther party. tim montgomery unit three reverend boone. he was incarcerated and accused of inciting riots. and so it eventually was exonerated, but he was a committed civil rights activist. he worked on a number of campaigns throughout the state and actually went to various, different states. but one of, a culinary to the artifact is another piece we have here. so while reverend boone was incarcerated, he wanted to write his story of his experience. and he did that on toilet paper. and so you see here we have that told the paper. we had a masters student who wrote a thesis on reverend boone, and she translate concetta roll out of this whole paper and she translated what it actually says. and swear that documentation also. but this collection is an interesting collection. it tells the local civil rights but i connected to the larger movement. we think about these materials, and to really give the blueprint of providing blueprint for the civil rights movement, the logistics of the civil rights movem

davis case. wesh 2' s michelle meredith joins us live in orange county. angela: michelle, you just heard from the sheriff about the arrest that was made. michelle: the sheriff announced they had to arrests in the shooting death of the 15-year-old. 17-year-old michael anderson and his girlfriend and you surely were taken into custody today. they say they will be charged with the shooting death of 15-year-old davis. he was found on a sidewalk shot in the head this weekend in the ocoee area. anderson was in the process of selling marijuana to the victim. lindsay has no t been arrested in connection with accessory after the fact and tampering with evidence. >> we know this won' t bring antw on back, but we hope this news will bring a measure of comfort to his family as they prepare for his funeral. >> it was about to be a narcotics transaction that was about to occur, and obesity resulted in the homicide of antwon. michelle: the sheriff told us that would be a memorial service for the victim tonight. his funeral will be held tomorrow morning. angela: we hope that br

angela: and i' m angela taylor in for meredith mcdonough. this teen antwan davis was gunned down and killed last week, and know orange county deputies say it happened during a drug deal. jim: wesh 2' s michelle meredith joins us live at the sheriff' s office with this breaking information. michelle? michelle: investigators said that both the young suspects have some level of remorse for what happened. in today' learned 17-year-old michael anderson will be charged with integrate murder , charged in the shooting death of 15-year-old antwan davis. he was found shot in the head this weekend on a sidewalk near the ocoee area. the girlfriend will be charged with accessory after the fact and tampering with evidence. the girlfriend eventually told hiding. as to motive, investigators say anderson was in the process of selling marijuana to antw he shot him with a stolen gun. with this murder, very sobering news. >> michael anderson will be charged with second-degree murder. we know this won' t bring antwan back, but we hope this news will

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angela: a 15-year-old ocoee boy was killed over the weekend. antwan davis was shot in the head just before midnight saturday on north lakewood avenue, that' s about a mile way from where he went to school. his family told police he had ongoing fights were several other teens in the neighborhood. no motive has been found or suspects named. on hand today to talk to students. coming up on wesh 2 news at 5:30, you' ll hear from his family. angela: right now, the person who shot and killed a local man over the weekend remains on the run. the man was gunned down saturday night at the silver hills apartments near silver star road. witnesses tell police they spotted a silver car driving away from the scene moments after the shots were fired. so far the name of the victim has not been released. no word on any suspects. jim: a nasty crash overnight on i-4 near colonial drive sends 1-man to the hospital. troopers say a pick-up truck was spotted driving recklessly in the westbound lanes, eventually crashing into construction barriers. truck and taken to the hospital. h

angela: tonight, a teenage couple is behind bars, charged in the murder of an orange county 15-year-old. deputies say 17-year-old michael anderson shot and killed antwan davis in ocoee last weekend. now, anderson and his girlfriend both face charges. wesh 2' s matt lupoli is live at one of those suspects is being held. matt? matt: that is true, and one of the suspects is a 17 years old, the shooting suspect so he is , being held at the juvenile detention center, but his reported girlfriend is 18. she is being held as accessory after the fact the orange county jail. she could leave the jail if she makes a bond. >> we know this won' t to bring antwan back. matt: the orange county sheriff jerry demings announced the arrest in this case. he was gunned down last weekend in ocoee. his grieving family spent the week pleading for answers and for justice. >> you know, he didn' t get a chance to live his life. they took his voice, but they won' t take hours. -- ours. the biggest thing is to make sure that we have justice for him and let him know that he has 17-year-old michael anderson shot and killed antwaun. he bases of second-degree murder. and the girlfriend cove

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