National Stolen Lives Tour

Author finds enslaved African and Native Ancestors and pens books. Her latest work is Along the Rappahannock and details the saga of the Nanzatico Indian Tribe in Colonial Virginia. Those enslaved to Antigua were forced to leave their children.

The Black Scholars Community of San Jose State University presents the inter Council For Mothers of Murdered Children.

In A Nation of Flaws JustUs in the Homeland, Author Anita Wills lays out the History of Policing beginning with Native Americans and continuing through Slavery.

In California the Peace Officers Bill of Rights gives Officers protection above and beyond the law.

Activist and Families who have lost love ones through Police Action are demanding a Repeal of the Peace officers Bill of Rights.

A contingent of Family members of Murdered and incarcerated loved ones will be traveling to Cuba for an Educational and Cultural Tour. They will be Hosted by the Cuban Federation of Women and The Cuban Institute of Friendship with the People.