Posted in Acts Of Faith, B.M.A.D.™ In 2008, B.M.A.D.™ In 2009, Conflict Resolution, Human Rights, Humanitarian Causes, Inspiration, It's The Law, Journalism, Politics, Social Injustice, Social Justice, Taking A Stand on August 17th, 2009 3 Comments »
According to the Associated Press, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled in favor of granting Mr. Troy Davis a new trial an “evidentiary hearing” in order to prove his innocence. Click on “A Second Chance” for additional information. As many of you know, I’ve been closely monitoring the status of Mr. Davis’ case and praying [...]
Posted in Acts Of Faith, B.M.A.D.™ In 2008, Bloggers And Blogging, Conflict Resolution, Critical Thinkers, Human Rights, Humanitarian Causes, Inspiration, It's The Law, Journalism, Leadership, Personal Leadership, Politics, Social Injustice, Social Justice, Taking A Stand on October 24th, 2008 1 Comment »
Breaking News Update
Less than one hour ago, the 11th Circuit Court Of Appeals in Atlanta, Georgia issued yet another “Stay Of Execution” for Death Row inmate Mr. Troy Anthony Davis. Click on “Stay Of Execution” to read this CNN breaking news report. Click on AJC for additional information about today’s surprising decision.
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Posted in Acts Of Faith, B.M.A.D.™ In 2008, Human Rights, Humanitarian Causes, It's The Law, Leadership, Politics, Social Injustice, Social Justice, Taking A Stand on September 23rd, 2008 5 Comments »
The U. S. Supreme Court has granted a “Stay Of Execution” for Mr. Troy Davis. As many of you who read this blog already know, Mr. Davis was scheduled to be executed tonight at 7p.m. for a crime he didn’t commit. For those of you who don’t know, please click on the highlighted words for [...]
Today’s message was inspired, in part, by a comment I recently posted on the blog belonging to 2008 Presidential candidate, Senator Hillary Clinton. Click on the highlighted words “Clinton blog” to read Manchild’s comment. My decision to utilize Presidential candidate Clinton’s blog first was due in part to the fact that it was [...]
