On May 08, 2003 Amy Goodman of Democracy Now interviewed Hip Hop Pioneer Russell Simmons ,Anthony Papa and Randy Credico. This historical account the Rockefeller Drug Law reform movement took a significant step with the formation of the "Countdown to Fairness" the largest drug war rally ever held in the United States.
Hip Hop Nation Set to Rock the Rockefeller Laws -- Mass Protest Set for June 4 if Laws Not Repealed
After years of rising clamor, the New York Assembly moved last week to take a first tiny step at redressing the injustice of that state's draconian "Rockefeller laws," the tough anti-drug measures first put into effect under
then Gov. Nelson Rockefeller in the early 1970s. As part of a budget measure, legislators passed language that would result in the early release of some 800 drug offenders. But baby steps are not enough to quiet a growing coalition demanding repeal of those laws. And that coalition took a giant step earlier this month, when Russell Simmons, a major rap performer and entrepreneur, brought his Hip Hop Action Summit Network onboard and vowed to bring 100,000 people or more onto the streets of New York City on June 4 if the laws still stand.
WeAskThePeople 2 months ago
it should NEVER have been made ILLEGAL in the first place..
---------------- REMEMBER THAT -------------------
no REGULATIONS , no TAXES , no PRISONS , no DEA SWAT RAIDS
no ASSET CONFISCATION , no GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION !
nick off OBAMA. !
VOTE >>>>>>>>>>NO PROHIBITION <<<<<<<<<<<< VOTE
FREEDOM & HUMAN RIGHTS. No compromise.
GO the TOMATO MODEL. ... free to GROW & USE as we DECIDE..
USA government is full of IDEOLOGICAL MORALIST FUNDAMENTALIST morons.
they DO NOT OWN my BODY & my MIND !!!
WeAskThePeople 2 months ago