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GoneFishin
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Where's Jackson and Sharpton?
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12/23/2010 9:30:20 PM
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Here is your answer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Chicago-based activist Rev. Jesse Jackson was critical of the ruling that allows Emanuel Rahm to run for mayor of Chicago. In a statement issued on Thursday December 23 he said "This decision makes the rules and laws too elusive and breeds insecurity. It suggests one set of rules for the rich and powerful and another set for the rest of society," Jackson said. "We say that we are a society of laws not of personalities. We either believe that or we don't."
As to Al, Harlem Buyback Gets 350 Guns Off the Street
Sunday, December 19, 2010
By WNYC Newsroom
A gun buyback held in Harlem by the New York Police Department and the Reverend Al Sharpton's National Action Network brought in more than 350 weapons. Saturday's event at Saint Mark the Evangelist and Memorial Baptist Churches took place as Sharpton and Police Commissioner Ray Kelly held an anti-violence summit blocks away.
Officials say 185 revolvers, 122 semi-automatics, eight shotguns, eight rifles and 31 other firearms were exchanged for $200 bank cards, no questions asked.
It was the tenth buyback the Police Department has held in partnership with local churches. Since 2008, citizens have turned in more than 6,500 guns at the events.
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