To the group for “TEACHING BLACK HISTORICAL FACTS WHAT AMERICA DOESNT WANT YOU TO KNOW”: The Black Men of the United States of America Part two Nothing will be given to you, Obama said. The world is tough out there. Theres a lot of competition for jobs and college positions and everybody has to work hard. But I know you guys can succeed. “Steve Benjamin, the first black mayor of Columbia, S.C., who called last month for the creation of a Center of Excellence for Black Male Achievement in his city, told reporters at the White House that Obamas program is not about shifting responsibility for what they have to do, were talking about collective responsibility to make sure that the American dream is good for all people. “Under Obamas initiative, businesses, foundations and community groups would coordinate investments to come up with or support programs that help keep young people out of the criminal justice system and improve their access to higher education. Several foundations pledged at least $200 million over five years to promote that goal.” Introduction The purpose of this work is to bridge the public with a sense of institutional awareness, in particular the southeast systems of incarceration and their prison facilities. On a personal note: Being incarcerated in the Alabama Department of Correction, I have been privileged to observe, first hand, the administrative atrocities. To experience the living conditions, and the medical care, has been a sheer nightmare. The ruse used to fool the public of the overcrowded conditions in their prison systems are an understatement in political public communications. They are literally sardine packed. To portray the actual realities of Alabamas correction systems would require a foray of foul platitudes and a vulgar vocabulary. This is not a time for catering to sensitivities, for the sake of being nice. This is a time for raw and vivid confrontation of issues that threatens the future peace, safety, and security of this nations mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual soundness. The people of this nation deserve to demand the responsibility and accountability of its leaders as the moral conscience of this country. The true unity of this nation cannot, and will not, come to pass until the proper administration of judicial behavior is corrected, not in just the southeast states, but throughout this great nation of ours. With full and equal rights for the free man and woman, as well as the societal reinstated men and women. Until such major adjustments in this nations judicial behavior are administered with expediency, only discord of proper functionality will continue to plague this dying country, and the way of true freedom, as we know it can be. A commentary by - Gastone (Leo A. Henry) “Grey” Wolf - ; March 25, 2005 Revised March 8th, 2014
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