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The Cradle-to-Prison Pipeline: Sunday 6/1/14 @12pm
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parentsinaction
May 28, 2014, 11:37:49 PM5/28/14
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Dear Human Rights Advocate
Come and Join Us.
Spread Far and Wide please.
The Cradle-to-Prison Pipeline
Workshop at the Left Forum
by Parents in Action for Leadership and Human Rights
Come and Join Us
Sunday, June 1st, 2014
12pm to 1:50pm
At John Jay College of Criminal Justice
524 West 59th Street, New York, NY, 10019, Room 1.85
(Between 10th and 11th Avenues in Manhattan)
Trains 1, A, B, C, D to Columbus Circle-59 Street Stop
Analysis on how the different systems of oppression coordinate and reinforce each other in order to maintain the dominant role & privileges of a small group (the Ruling elite) at the expense of the vast majority. Includes the Health & Medical Care Industries, the Public Schooling Industry, the Foster Care Industry, the Juvenile Delinquency Industry, the Homeless Industry, the Prison Industry, the Court Industry, the Mental Health Industry, the Child Protection Industry, etc, all of them tacitly collaborating to perpetuate the status quo. It also addresses the fact that Bright and Rebellious children (the Natural Leaders) are forced into Special Needs classes where they are given psychotropic drugs that harm them. 96% of the 11,500 children in foster care in NYC are Black or Latino, and 75% of them end up as part of the Prison Industry. Let's Together Find Solutions. If you have time come at 10am for a friendly workshop with former CPS attorney David Bliven, in room 1.105: Struggles in Foster Care and Child Welfare
Parents in Action
For Leadership and Human Rights
34-59 Junction Blvd, Jackson Heights, NY 11372, 718-713-6488, www.parentsinaction.net
Come and Join Us.
Spread Far and Wide please.
The Cradle-to-Prison Pipeline
Workshop at the Left Forum
by Parents in Action for Leadership and Human Rights
Come and Join Us
Sunday, June 1st, 2014
12pm to 1:50pm
At John Jay College of Criminal Justice
524 West 59th Street, New York, NY, 10019, Room 1.85
(Between 10th and 11th Avenues in Manhattan)
Trains 1, A, B, C, D to Columbus Circle-59 Street Stop
Analysis on how the different systems of oppression coordinate and reinforce each other in order to maintain the dominant role & privileges of a small group (the Ruling elite) at the expense of the vast majority. Includes the Health & Medical Care Industries, the Public Schooling Industry, the Foster Care Industry, the Juvenile Delinquency Industry, the Homeless Industry, the Prison Industry, the Court Industry, the Mental Health Industry, the Child Protection Industry, etc, all of them tacitly collaborating to perpetuate the status quo. It also addresses the fact that Bright and Rebellious children (the Natural Leaders) are forced into Special Needs classes where they are given psychotropic drugs that harm them. 96% of the 11,500 children in foster care in NYC are Black or Latino, and 75% of them end up as part of the Prison Industry. Let's Together Find Solutions. If you have time come at 10am for a friendly workshop with former CPS attorney David Bliven, in room 1.105: Struggles in Foster Care and Child Welfare
Parents in Action
For Leadership and Human Rights
34-59 Junction Blvd, Jackson Heights, NY 11372, 718-713-6488, www.parentsinaction.net
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May 31, 2014, 8:48:16 PM5/31/14
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On 05/28/2014 11:37 PM, parentsinaction wrote:
> Dear Human Rights Advocate
>
> Come and Join Us.
>
> Spread Far and Wide please.
>
> The Cradle-to-Prison Pipeline Workshop at the Left Forum by Parents
> in Action for Leadership and Human Rights
>
> Come and Join Us
>
> Sunday, June 1st, 2014 12pm to 1:50pm
>
> At John Jay College of Criminal Justice 524 West 59th Street, New
> York, NY, 10019, Room 1.85 (Between 10th and 11th Avenues in
> Manhattan) Trains 1, A, B, C, D to Columbus Circle-59 Street Stop
>
>
> Analysis on how the different systems of oppression coordinate and
> reinforce each other in order to maintain the dominant role&
> privileges of a small group (the Ruling elite) at the expense of the
> vast majority. Includes the Health& Medical Care Industries, the
> Dear Human Rights Advocate
>
> Come and Join Us.
>
> Spread Far and Wide please.
>
> The Cradle-to-Prison Pipeline Workshop at the Left Forum by Parents
> in Action for Leadership and Human Rights
>
> Come and Join Us
>
> Sunday, June 1st, 2014 12pm to 1:50pm
>
> At John Jay College of Criminal Justice 524 West 59th Street, New
> York, NY, 10019, Room 1.85 (Between 10th and 11th Avenues in
> Manhattan) Trains 1, A, B, C, D to Columbus Circle-59 Street Stop
>
>
> Analysis on how the different systems of oppression coordinate and
> reinforce each other in order to maintain the dominant role&
> privileges of a small group (the Ruling elite) at the expense of the
> Public Schooling Industry, the Foster Care Industry, the Juvenile
> Delinquency Industry, the Homeless Industry, the Prison Industry, the
> Court Industry, the Mental Health Industry, the Child Protection
> Industry, etc, all of them tacitly collaborating to perpetuate the
> status quo. It also addresses the fact that Bright and Rebellious
> children (the Natural Leaders) are forced into Special Needs classes
> where they are given psychotropic drugs that harm them. 96% of the
> 11,500 children in foster care in NYC are Black or Latino, and 75% of
> them end up as part of the Prison Industry. Let's Together Find
> Solutions. If you have time come at 10am for a friendly workshop with
> former CPS attorney David Bliven, in room 1.105: Struggles in Foster
> Care and Child Welfare
>
> Parents in Action For Leadership and Human Rights 34-59 Junction
> Blvd, Jackson Heights, NY 11372, 718-713-6488,
> www.parentsinaction.net
all crap its anti male
> Delinquency Industry, the Homeless Industry, the Prison Industry, the
> Court Industry, the Mental Health Industry, the Child Protection
> Industry, etc, all of them tacitly collaborating to perpetuate the
> status quo. It also addresses the fact that Bright and Rebellious
> children (the Natural Leaders) are forced into Special Needs classes
> where they are given psychotropic drugs that harm them. 96% of the
> 11,500 children in foster care in NYC are Black or Latino, and 75% of
> them end up as part of the Prison Industry. Let's Together Find
> Solutions. If you have time come at 10am for a friendly workshop with
> former CPS attorney David Bliven, in room 1.105: Struggles in Foster
> Care and Child Welfare
>
> Parents in Action For Leadership and Human Rights 34-59 Junction
> Blvd, Jackson Heights, NY 11372, 718-713-6488,
> www.parentsinaction.net
&
Jun 5, 2015, 12:05:50 AM6/5/15
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On 05/28/2014 11:37 PM, parentsinaction wrote:
workers you created problem you left self out of list of industries root
of problem is womens rights without responsibilities not elites you are
middle you are jealous of elite that is real agenda . i win
> Parents in Action For Leadership and Human Rights 34-59 Junction
> Blvd, Jackson Heights, NY 11372, 718-713-6488,
> www.parentsinaction.net
>
i am & .
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