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April 4, 2000
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 Cops
and protesters clash in NY
BROOKLYN�The aftermath of
the March 25 funeral for Black police shooting victim Patrick Dorismond
apparently has left another victim of police brutality at the door of the
New York City Police Dept. Errol Maitland, 49, a Black radio producer and
announcer for New York�s WBAI-FM radio, was severely beaten and
hospitalized with numbness of the right arm, bruises and lacerations to
the back, a cut above one eyebrow, chest pains and, according to doctors,
evidence of ischemia, an injury to the heart.
See also:
Racial profiling exposed
 Farrakhan
tells Black College Students:
True Knowledge leads to freedom
LINCOLN
UNIVERSITY�Expressing his gratitude to the organizers for the
invitation, the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan March 18 addressed
the 2000 International African Youth Leadership Summit on the campus of
Lincoln University. One thousand students and educators repeatedly rose
to their feet as Min. Farrakhan described the need for them to break
free of status quo control.
ONE ON
ONE WITH THE FINAL CALL
Seeking solutions in the Congo
In January 2000 a call went
out from the religious community in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
(DRC) to convene a �Consultation,� a unification conference that
would provide a common front to prepare for national dialogue.
Professor Yaa-Lengi M. Ngemi, director of the African Research and
Educational Institute in Manhattan, attended the little publicized
meeting as a representative of Congolese in the Diaspora. [FCN
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Saviours' Day 2000
Jumu'ah Prayer Service
A message from Imam Warith Deen Mohammed
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A message from: Minister Louis Farrakhan
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'It's a conspiracy'
Contradictions riddle charges against Imam Al-Amin
WASHINGTON�Despite
a thickening web of contradictions and inconsistencies in publicly stated
police accounts and in the evidence collected against him, law enforcement
authorities continued to hold Imam Jamil A. Al-Amin (at Final
Call press time) in the Montgomery, Ala., County Jail pending his
extradition to Atlanta, Ga.
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Million Family March
National Agenda Released  CHICAGO�In
accord with a call by the Honorable
Minister Louis Farrakhan for one million families to converge on Washington,
D.C., Oct. 16, 2000, Million Family March National Director Minister
Benjamin F. Muhammad announced a multi-city tour promoting the march and its
National Agenda.
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 Peace:
The Fruit of Justice
by Minister Louis Farrakhan
America is suffering from what
President Clinton calls the great racial divide. The race problem has
been with America since her inception. It is a problem that can be
solved, but it can only be solved with real justice. The fruit of
justice is peace. But justice is a principle of fair dealing. It is
one of the greatest principles that our universe is constructed on.
When we fail to do justice, we literally set up conditions that
destroy peace.
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