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Tracing Stonewall from riot to celebration; high courts consider marriage equality in the Philippines and Peru, a bi-national couple sues for the right to marry in the Cayman Islands, Czech Republic lawmakers consider a marriage equality proposal, South Africa’s Equality Court rejects a religious right to hate, Trump pulls the U.S. out of the U.N. Human Rights Council, a skirted bisexual star accepts a "Best Kiss" award, and more LGBTQ news from around the world!

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Celebrating 45 years of Unity, Organization and Struggle, the Chicago Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression, the lead organization in the movement to gain civilian control of the Chicago Police Department (CPD) in order to end the impunity that protects racist and criminal behavior within CPD ranks, held a "Weekend of People Power. Survivors recount the life changing assaults they experienced directly or as a family member. Jazmine Salas of the Alliance gives a brief overview of Chicago's unique standing in that both the State of Illinois and the City of Chicago have recognized that the CPD has tortured people to confessing to crimes they did not commit. Many men were on death row and more were serving extended prison terms as a result. Some of the police who were well known to frame African-American and Latino youth remain on the force but the tide of justice is turning. Over 50 men have been exonerated and freed while more than 100 languish awaiting justice. Sunday heard survivors , activists, lawyers, educators and Angela Davis welcome home victims of police torture, and speak of the importance of the work the Movement is engaged in.through the campaign to pass the CPAC Ordinance establishing an elected "Civilian Police Accountability Council", removing power from Chicago's corrupt Mayor and his coney Alderman who use the police as a weapon for gentrification and social control.

Celebrating 45 years of Unity, Organization and Struggle, the Chicago Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression, the lead organization in the movement to gain civilian control of the Chicago Police Department (CPD) in order to end the impunity that protects racist and criminal behavior within CPD ranks, held a "Weekend of People Power. Survivors recount the life changing assaults they experienced directly or as a family member. Jazmine Salas of the Alliance gives a brief overview of Chicago's unique standing in that both the State of Illinois and the City of Chicago have recognized that the CPD has tortured people to confessing to crimes they did not commit. Many men were on death row and more were serving extended prison terms as a result. Some of the police who were well known to frame African-American and Latino youth remain on the force but the tide of justice is turning. Over 50 men have been exonerated and freed while more than 100 languish awaiting justice. Sunday heard survivors , activists, lawyers, educators and Angela Davis welcome home victims of police torture, and speak of the importance of the work the Movement is engaged in.through the campaign to pass the CPAC Ordinance establishing an elected "Civilian Police Accountability Council", removing power from Chicago's corrupt Mayor and his coney Alderman who use the police as a weapon for gentrification and social control.

(1.) Smooth On Wax - Organik Poisons ft. Evolve and Junclassic (kuts by DJ EZ Dave) (2.) The Beatdown - The Immortals ft. Apathy (3.) El Fin Del Mundo - Def3 ft. Ramon Fernandez (4.) Time To Excel (remix) - Lewis Parker (5.) Limitless - Purpose ft. Saigon (kuts by DJ PhiLogic) (6.) Life's Chore - D Strong & Giallo Point (7.) Über den Wolken - Soulbrotha (B-Base & 12 Finger Dan) ft. MC Sadri (8.) Force - Klaus Layer ft. The Artifacts and Blu (9.) Black In America II - Frank Knight ft. Killah Priest (10.) 9th vs. Thought - Black Thought & 9th Wonder (11.) Dear Friend - 2nd Team ft. Masta Ace (12.) The IV - Braille ft. Rob Swift (13.) 1985 (DJ Premier 1966 remix) - J. Cole (14.) Recognize - Full Circle (15.) The Truest - Rogue Venom & Phil Chronic (16.) All Night Long - Common ft. Erykah Badu (17.) Justice - Dialog

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A classic talk by progressive historian Howard Zinn. Zinn spoke in Boston, at an antiwar "teach-in," on September 25, 2001--just before the U.S. launched its war against Afghanistan. Zinn spoke of governments that lie to their people-- particularly the United States government. Governments especially lie as they launch unnecessary wars--for instance against Mexico, Spain, and Vietnam. Average citizens can empower themselves by learning and remembering real history. (Continued under "Credits,")

A classic talk by progressive historian Howard Zinn. Zinn spoke in Boston, at an antiwar "teach-in," on September 25, 2001--just before the U.S. launched its war against Afghanistan. Zinn spoke of governments that lie to their people-- particularly the United States government. Governments especially lie as they launch unnecessary wars--for instance against Mexico, Spain, and Vietnam. Average citizens can empower themselves by learning and remembering real history. (Continued under "Credits,")