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OneNation Voter Suppression Shows: Edgardo Cortés/Advancement Project; Myrna Pérez/Brennan Center for Justice; Kemba Smith and Linwood Christian/both are Voting Rights Restoration Activist; Sara Mullen/ACLU PA, Chris Fields/Lawyer’s Committee Civil Rights

Posted on October 9, 2012 by TerenceDicks

http://vimeo.com/terencedicks/onenationvotersuppressionshow1

Voter suppression and racism is alive and well in America but we can fight this machine by registering to vote, voting early and fighting Voter ID laws.

“OneNation – Protecting the Vote” with Andrea Miller on Blog Talk Radio
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/andreamiller1

Show #1 “OneNation – Protecting the Vote” with Andrea Miller and Terence Dicks on Blog Talk Radio
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/andreamiller1/2012/09/26/voter-suppression–whats-happening-in-your-state

Hosts:

Andrea Miller
Chesterfield, VA
Deputy Field Director, Progressive Democrats of America (PDA)
andrea@pdamerica.org
804-608-1195

“Holding elected office is a privilege – voting is a right”

http://www.onenationpda.org
http://www.pdacommunity.org/resources/jomsocial/62-andrea-miller/profile
http://www.facebook.com/andrea.miller.96742277
https://twitter.com/acqsys

Rev. Terence A. Dicks, PDA Southern Organizer/PDA Georgia Coordinator
TerenceDicks@gmail.com
706-306-5731

http://www.pdacommunity.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=50&Itemid=85

http://www.pdacommunity.org/georgia/2116-georgia-voter-suppression-republican-buying-of-southern-lawmakers-among-topics-at-pda-progressive-central-the-peoples-convention-in-charlotte-nc

Guests:

Sara Mullen, Assoc. Dir. of the ACLU of Pennsylvania and Chris Melody Fields, Election Protection Coordinator for the Lawyer’s Committee for Civil Rights Under the Law

Sara Mullen started in 1997 as a volunteer in the ACLU of PA Pittsburgh office.
She joined the staff as the office manager in Jan. 1998 and became Asst. Dir. of the Pittsburgh Chapter in 2000.

Mullen transferred to the Philadelphia office in Nov. 2002 and currently heads the Community Organizing Dept. and oversees the communications program.

She received her BA in Middle Eastern History from the University of Chicago in 1993.

Mullen previously worked in academic publishing.

Chris M. Fields is campaign manager for the Lawyers’ Committee Election Protection program coordinating coalition efforts to inform voters about their rights and that every vote is counted.

Prior to joining the Lawyers’ Committee in Dec. 2011, Fields worked in the govt. affairs div. for a biological resource center on the global health/biosecurity agenda.

Fields spent two years as Outreach Dir. for Common Cause advancing the democracy reform agenda and fighting for the Fair Elections Now Act that would create publicly financed campaigns for Congress.

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Murder and Mass Incarceration are Present Day Plagues Threatening the Young Black Man in America: Stop the Violence Fighter Barbara Thurmond and her sister Earnestine Covington – co-founded Blacks Against Black Crime, Inc. in June 1991

Posted on May 20, 2012 by TerenceDicks

Below are quotes from the late Barbara A. Thurmond of Augusta, Georgia – who examined the violence issue from all sides – and realized that it is a complex issue that requires a team effort to fix. Stop the Violence … Continue reading →

Keeping Alive the Dream of Barbara A. Thurmond of Augusta, Georgia: Barbara Thurmond dared to dream of a world without violence, so with her sister Earnestine Covington, they founded Blacks Against Black Crimes, Inc. in June 1991 – and enlisted many others to help reduce black-on-black violence along the banks of the Savannah River. That violence has returned in Augusta, the state of Georgia, the South and across the U.S. – We hope this tribute will inspire others to keep alive the dream and love of the late Barbara Thurmond

Posted on March 25, 2012 by TerenceDicks

Activist and Author Barbara A. Thurmond: Standing Tall Against Violence in Hopes of Saving the Lives of Children and Stopping Violent Crimes in African American Neighborhoods in Augusta, Georgia 2012 National Institute of Justice (NIJ) Conference is June 18-20, 2012 … Continue reading →

Mission Statement and the Goals of the Georgia Center for Children and Education Inc. that was founded by Rev. Terence A. Dicks of Augusta, Georgia

Posted on March 19, 2012 by TerenceDicks

Mission Statement and the goals of the Georgia Center for Children and Education Inc. in Augusta, Georgia that was founded by Rev. Terence A. Dicks Mission Statement of the nonprofit 501(c)(3) Georgia Center for Children and Education Inc. in Augusta, … Continue reading →

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2012 Progressive Democrats of America plan human dignity strategy in Winslow, Arizona: Progressive political writer John Nichols about the evils of the ALEC Laws spawned by the spurious American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC)

Posted on March 9, 2012 by TerenceDicks

Bedfellows: ALEC Crow Laws and the Jim Crow Laws Scroll down to see a copy of the graphics for the PDA “Southernization of America” PowerPoint “Standing on the Corner in Winslow, Arizona,” progressive political writer/author John Nichols told a gathering … Continue reading →

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“The Southernization of America” – 2012 Progressive Democrats of America (PDA) stand up and shout on a corner in Winslow, Arizona: “We’re going to fight the Evil ALEC Crow Laws patterned after Jim Crow Laws” – ALEC Crow Laws are attacking Democratic voters, union workers, low-income people, women and others that corporate America wants to control

Posted on March 9, 2012 by TerenceDicks

Evil Group Spawns Evil Laws: The American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) ALEC Crow Laws Thanks to greedy secretive U.S. moguls – and their lap-dog lawmakers – hundreds of evil ALEC Crow Laws created under the name of the American Legislative … Continue reading →

Progressive Democrats of America (PDA): PDA designers of a “Progressive Southern Strategy” believe the history of the politicized “Southern Strategy” helps form the framework for today’s human rights issues like the 1970 article by James Boyd that explains a scheme by President Richard Nixon and the motives of his Dixie henchman Kevin Phillips and their infamous “Southern Strategy” that many say was devoid of human kindness

Posted on February 27, 2012 by TerenceDicks

Progressive Southern Strategy The PDA Progressive Southern Strategy includes opening chapters to build upon across the south – and to help find truly progressive democrats to run for office and who believe in the traditional core values of the party … Continue reading →

Progressive Southern Strategy – 2012 and Beyond: The Progressive Democrats of America (PDA) say it’s time for Democrats to return to their compassionate roots – The history of a “Southern Strategy” is important when understanding the PDA 2012 “Progressive Southern Strategy” – Read author Steve Kornacki story entitled The “Southern Strategy,” fulfilled: When Ronald Reagan’s invoked “states’ rights” in 1980, it helped seal a massive political realignment

Posted on February 27, 2012 by TerenceDicks

Progressive Southern Strategy The Progressive Democrats of America (PDA) say it’s time for Democrats to return to their compassionate roots when priorities were civil rights, caring for elderly/young, equal education and humanity: The Progressive Democrats of America (PDA) 2012 “Progressive … Continue reading →

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Exodus From Pity to Power: The mass incarceration of black youth is the focus of the 4th Annual Tunis G. Campbell Birthday Festival on March 30th – April 2nd, 2012 in Brunswick, Georgia

Posted on February 17, 2012 by TerenceDicks

The illegal, unfair and disproportionate imprisonment of African American youth is the focus of an annual coastal Georgia festival honoring the victories of black freedom fighter and state lawmaker Tunis G. Campbell Rev. Campbell himself was unjustly imprisoned in Georgia … Continue reading →

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