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The Jena Six - Racism in Small Town Life LouisianaThis has been an ongoing story, in the media, in the town of Jena, in almost every state, at least 10 people have heard of the infamous "Jena Six".
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Oprah and the Jena Six: Will the Talk Show Goddess Find the Truth in Jena, Louisiana?Will Oprah Cover The Jena Six and Mychal Bell Story of Black Students in Jena, Louisiana? -
Chicago Marches to Free the Jena 6On July 9, 2007 (Sunday), protestors from or visiting Chicago traveled to the NBC 5 building at 11:30 am for a rally supporting the freeing of the Jena 6 (six African American students fighting after a noose hanging). -
National Day of Action Help Free the Jena 6Help the color of change organization Oct. 20 to free the Jena 6.
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The Jena 6 - Is Jena, Louisiana a Racist Town?The beating of one high school student by six other students leads to huge racial issues all over the US. Do you know what really happened? Jessie Jackson, Al Sharpton, Martin Luther King III all rallied in Jena but the question is; WHY???
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What Really Happened in Jena Louisiana?has the media been lying to us about the Jena 6?
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The Important Lesson of the Jena 6Philosophical analysis of the Jena 6 debate from a different angle.
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The Jena Six Saga ContinuesThe saga of the Jena Six continues with Mychal Bell being ordered back to jail on charges that he violated his probation. This time, he will have to serve 18 months in prison.
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Response to Critics of the March in Jena, LouisianaCritics think the marchers who participated in the Monumental March on Jena, Louisiana, were "standing up for six thugs." No, the marchers were standing up in peace and unity against INJUSTICE.
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My Thoughts on Racism, Michael Vick and the Jena SixThis article examines the somewhat misguided support for Michael Vick and the Jena Six
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Jena 6: A Study of Racism and Race RelationsContrast and comparison of Jena, Louisiana and the Duke rape case.
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Exposing Myths About Jena, LouisianaTo listen to one describe Jena, Louisiana you'd think in place of street lights they had burning crosses - here are some true facts about the situation not watered down to appease the media.
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Red Cross, Jena 6 and Johnson & Johnson. What is at Stake?The American Red Cross, a disaster-relief agency, commissioned to serve in times of disaster and national emergency was on hand at the Jena 6 rally to pass out bottled water to law enforcement and marchers. -
Jena 6 Update and Mychal Bell's Plea BargainThis modified article discusses R2C2H2's interview with Marcus Jones and Attorney Lewis Scott, updates on the Jena 6 case, and my opinion on how the trials should conclude. -
Jena 6 Figure, Mychal Bell, Shoots SelfOne of the six teenagers that comprised the Jena 6, Mychal Bell, now 18, spent a few hours in the hospital following surgery from a non-life-threatening wound after a gun he was cleaning discharged Monday night, wounding him in the shoulder. -
Mychal Bell of the Jena 6 Accidental Shooting Possible SuicideMychal Bell, one of the teenagers that became known as the Jena 6, was hospitalized Monday evening and underwent surgery for a non-life-threatening gunshot wound to the shoulder. But it may have been a suicide attempt. -
'Jena 6' Have Moved on to Better ThingsAfter a schoolyard fight that led to national news headlines and racial tension in Jena, Louisiana, the young men of "Jena 6" have moved on and are making the very best of their new lease on life. -
Jena 6 Member Mychal Bell Shoots Himself AccidentallyThe Jena 6 made national headlines a year ago, and now one of their members, Mychal Bell, is back in the news after accidentially shooting himself. This comes days after a shoplifting arrest.
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Jena 6 Mom, Melissa Bell, Accused of Attacking Two Women with ShovelMelissa Bell, the mother of Jena 6's Mychal Bell, has been arrested pending a $100,000 bond, for allegedly attacking two woman with a shovel.
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Jena 6 Defendant Mychal Bell Still JailedDiscusses the events leading up to the arrest of six black students in Jena, Louisiana. Raises questions about racial equality in the American justice system.
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The Jena 6 Case: What the News Never Told YouThe Jena 6 case sparked outrage in many parts of the country. This report points out many contradictions and corrections that the media never spoke of.
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Do the Jena 6 Feel Accountable?I recently heard from someone back home in Jena, Louisiana, that Jesse Ray Beard is now attending a private school in Connecticut. Upon reading an article in the Alexandria Town Talk, this was confirmed.
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The Noose in America: After Jena 6, is it a Sign of Racial Hatred or American Justice?Many have heard about the noose that was hung from a tree at Jena High School in Louisiana this year after six Black teens had a fight with another white teen.
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Jena Six is an Indicator of Racial Tension in AmericaI watched Dr. Phil interview some of the participants in the Jena 6 saga today. What I witnessed was black people on the sides of the black defendants and white people on the side of the white person who was beat up.
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The Jena March for Justice: My Experience and PerspectiveMy perspective and the sights and sounds that I experienced as a participant in the historic march for justice in Jena Louisiana for the Jena 6.
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White Jena Native Tells Tales of DA Misconduct and Jena RacismIn the shadow of the March for the Jena 6, Jena Louisiana native tells a tale of longstanding racism and legal system abuse in her home town.
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Televangelist Bishop TD Jakes Speaks Out About the Jena 6Today, as thousands march for justice in the small town of Jena, Louisiana Bishop TD Jakes issues a statement about the case -
Jena 6: Is it Wrong to Expect More of Our Justice System?The racially-charged Jena 6 case has been the center of national attention in recent weeks, but many ask why focus so much attention on the racial element when a person was seriously injured?
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The Jena 6 Events in Louisiana Show the True Face of RacismAs the old saying goes, laws fall silent in times of war - and Jena, Louisiana has spurred on a racial war that some have been desperately yearning for. -
Racial Discrimination Prevelant in "Case of the Jena 6"Justice needs to be served in the Case of the Jena 6. This sort of racial discrimination should not be tolerated in our world today. -
Jena 6: Six Black Men Face Up to 100 Years Prison TimeBlack students found three nooses hanging from a whites-only tree in Jena, Louisiana, and the superintendent dismissed it as a joke. This lack of punishment started a list of problems: students held at gunpoint, fights, and 22 to 100 years of prison time. -
Michael Baisden Provides National Support for the Jena 6On September 20, 2007 best selling author and radio personality Michael Baisden will be broadcasting his program live from Jena, Louisiana. People from across the country will protest in Jena, a small town where racism, segregation and Jim Crow laws are still enforced. -
The Willie Lynch Syndrome Thrives in Jena!The tragedy of Jena is that we're trying to use 20th methods to slay a 21st century monster! -
America is Watching the Jena Six in LouisianaRacial tensions are running high in the little town of Jena, Louisiana, as the 2007 school year starts. Six black students attacked a white student in 2006. Are the boys getting fair treatment by the justice system?
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Mos Def Joins Plea for Justice for Jena SixIn what appeared to be a celebrity and common man congregation, hip-hop artist Mos Def joined the thousands of citizens who peacefully marched the streets of Jena, Louisiana, in a bold move to get the attentions of the city's as well as the state's officials
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Talk Race - Jena 6 and Genarlow WilsonWhen I hear about something like Jena 6 it's disturbing, but it is nothing new. In fact, it is no different from the average black man's view of America. -
Jena 6 Case Opens a Larger WindowMany African Americans say they have smoldered for all their lives in a "criminal injustice" system. Emotions are coming to the surface in Jena, Louisiana.
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Jena 6: Protest and RallyFirst hand account of Jena 6 rally and march.
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Six Lessons from the Jena 6 ControversyThere are clear lessons from the Jena 6 episode that must be learned or relearned by local school officials.
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5 Ways to Help the Jena-6If you're as upset as most Americans are about the plight of the Jena-6, it's time to take action. You can do so by signing a petition, sending a letter or donating. Find out how.
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