African American Survival: Life Between High Murder Rates and Police Brutality

Join WORDS-MAKE-PEOPLE on Sunday May 31, 2020 from 1-3 p.m. EST for a frank and open discussion on “African American Survival: Life Between High Murder Rates and Police Brutality”

Special Guest to include Minneapolis, MN Imam Makram El-Amin, The Reverend Winterbourne L. Harrison-Jones of Indianapolis, IN and Brother Wildstyle Paschall; a musician, producer, visual artist, activist and author from Indianapolis.

The relentless high murder rate among African Americans; compounded by the incessant police-action shootings of unarmed or fleeing African Americans, the survival rate for African American males is greatly challenged. 

Is BLACK LIVES MATTER really true 24-7 or SELECTIVE according to special interest and needs?

WORDS-MAKE-PEOPLE plans to discuss these hard questions to find solutions to this unnecessary loss of young lives.

Our Creator made every human being HONORABLE – unless we chose otherwise

Our suffering ancestors prayed for our success – HAVE WE FAILED THEM?

The obnoxious among our youth; their conduct shames us. WHAT ARE WE GOING TO DO?

Too many police PATROL-CONTROL our communities, but “Serve and Protect” the other communities – WHY?

Another unarmed black man is dead because the officer as a shooter made himself "Judge, Jury and Executor"

Political parties court us for our votes – but yield no improvements in our lives while the racism and classism of gentrification repeatedly steals our life, history, culture our homes.

Join WORDS-MAKE-PEOPLE as we peel the layers of this onion. Call (714) 816-4673 or listen online at:https://www.blogtalkradio.com/station-iwdm/2020/05/31/african-american-survival-life-between-high-murder-rates-and-police-brutality 

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