A Dream Deferred? Victims of Police Violence Speak Out @dwgthed

Uploaded August 2013 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago

A Dream Deferred? Victims of Police Violence Speak Out

Featuring:
Wayne Dozier, grandfather of DJ Henry, a 20 yr old college student who was shot through the windshield of his car by Officer Aaron Hess in Pleasantville, NY in 2010. A case riddled with police cover-ups and lies, the family has been fighting for justice since their son's death.

Carla Sheffield, mother of Bo (Burrell) Ramsey White, a 26 yr old who was murdered by Boston police in August 2012 during a random traffic stop in the South End. The BPD has failed to explain the reason for the traffic stop and to identifythe officer that killed Bo.

Anwar Luckman, a young man who assaulted by Brookline police in May 2013. Though he was assaulted, he is facing fines and prison time.

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$Ron Jacobs presents: Revolution in the Air? The 1960s Become the 1970s and the S**t Hits the Fan The end of the 1960s saw the intensification of the struggle against the US war in Vietnam and for Black liberation. Martin Luther King Jr was murdered; after a fractious convention, the predominantly student organization Students for A Democratic Society split into at least three different organizations; the Black Panthers were under military attack from law enforcement and Richard Nixon was president. Women, tired of filling secondary roles in society and the Movement, were organizing around their specific oppression. Meanwhile, gay women and men had taken their struggle into the streets. The counterculture was becoming politicized in reaction to State repression and political organizing within its ranks. And this was just what was happening in the United States. Ron Jacobs provides a radical synopsis of this period in hopes of sparking a lively discussion. Ron Jacobs is a leftist activist, library worker and writer. His published works include The Way the Wind Blew: A History of the Weather Underground, a political crime fiction trilogy called The Seventies Series and a collection of essays and other musings titled Tripping Through the American Night. His articles, essays and reviews appear regularly in Counterpunch (online and print), Dissident Voice, and numerous other journals around the world. His latest book, Daydream Sunset: The Sixties Counterculture in the Seventies will be published in 2014. To learn more about the Center of Marxist Education, see https://www.facebook.com/CenterForMarxistEducation$

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