JohnPetroDMI
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Listen to MLK III speak tomorrow on stop and frisk at John Jay College. April 24th 11AM.
10:53 AM Apr 23rd
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We want you to attend! Martin Luther King III, Scott Stringer, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, and the NYPD:
10:23 AM Apr 23rd
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Important discussion tomorrow: Justice, Fairness, and Civil Rights in the Age of Stop and Frisk With Scott Stringer
10:21 AM Apr 23rd
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Martin Luther King III to speak tomorrow on issue of Stop and Frisk at John Jay College:
10:21 AM Apr 23rd
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As I tweet "NYPD", I wonder if they have a file on me. "NYPD infiltrated liberal groups"
1:25 PM Mar 23rd
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@ Here is DMI's proposal for tax fairness from 2009. @
9:13 AM Feb 24th
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Great piece by Scott Stringer on restoring fairness to NYC's income tax. @
9:12 AM Feb 24th
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RT @: Joe Lhota in Albany advocating for public transit
10:54 AM Feb 13th
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Great news that Quinn criticizing stop and frisk. Crediting strategy w/ low crime just a way of keeping NYPD happy?
9:24 AM Feb 8th
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Where is the evidence? Stop and frisk responsible for low crime?
9:23 AM Feb 8th
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Not my analysis, just repeating. The whole article is very provocative.
11:14 AM Feb 7th
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in NY, 75% of inmates come from 7 neighborhoods: Harlem, Brownsville, East New York, South Bronx, South Jamaica, Bed-Stuy, and the LES
11:10 AM Feb 7th
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From 1980 to 2007, the number of prisoners held in the United States quadrupled to 2.3 million.
10:59 AM Feb 7th
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US is now "the second-most incarcerated country in history, just barely edged out by Stalin’s Soviet Union"
10:59 AM Feb 7th
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"By 2003, 127,677 Americans were serving life sentences, an 83 percent jump in eleven years."
10:58 AM Feb 7th
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RT @: This important article on the US prison system will make you blanch w/ shame.
10:46 AM Feb 7th
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Is NY proposal to lift min wage to $8.50 too modest? @
8:00 AM Feb 3rd
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RT @: A real contrast. London Times wages campaign to protect cyclists. NY tabs: against cyclists.
12:19 PM Feb 2nd
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Ward: "The M.T.A. is teetering on the brink of a capital bankruptcy that is more than just daunting"
11:35 AM Feb 2nd
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Chris Ward: "we allowed people to say that if you put tolls on bridges you are hurting the working class," "nothing further from the truth"
11:34 AM Feb 2nd
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