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Building Bridges: Your Communiyt and Labor Report presents this 28 minute radio program. TO LISTEN CLICK ON WEB LINK.

At 10am on Monday, January 17, 2005 the Calhoun Community Center's sidewalk was jammed with 30-40 people. The heavily bundled crowd braved the 25 degree temperature to march through Downtown Richmond's Gilpin court promoting non-violence. In the middle of the group stood two young men with a banner that read, "Stop the Violence. Sponsored by Youth for Social Justice."

Inez Thornton came to read a poem about youth violence. "Violence is the cry of an unheard voice. When a child has no one to listen to them, then they lash out. We see it every day in this city, black communities aren't being heard."

On January 19th, in Washington, D.C., there will be a discussion on the topic of queers challenging gay marriage at the J20 Convergence Center Queer Space (6:00 PM, 39 New York Ave RED Line)

Come to the State Capitol in Richmond to lobby your elected officials.
We Need You There to Make History on Pro-Choice Lobby Day 2005!

SERIE NOIRE
ARTS, 911 & POST 911
DOW JONES, NASDAQ, NIKKEI, 911, WARS, TERRORISM...

There is not only a dreadful ecological toll to Mountain Range Removal--but it has a human face as well. This is a call to action. The picture is of Jeremy Davidson, 3, who was killed when a boulder was dislodged by a bulldozer and came crashing through his bedroom from a Mountain Top Removal site. He was crushed in his sleep. The picture was taken by Michael Williamson.

Mountain Justice Summer is a direct call to action for the people to stand up to the attempted destruction of a people and a cultural heritage through mountain range removal. We must have your help to fight. Others ask for your money. We need you.... We are asking for volunteers to dedicate a summer to our efforts.... We see our call to action as an emergency plea, in desperate circumstances -- to rachet up the resistance to the atrocity of Mountain Range Removal before it's too late.

The vast disparity between US government spending on wars and natural disasters and the reasons for the difference.