Thousands march against Stop and Frisk in New York

Over the weekend, crowds of people gathered in the streets of New York City to protest Mayor Bloomberg's notorious Stop and Frisk policy. The demonstration drew nearly 50,000 individuals to participate in a silent march. The program is believed to target minorities in the city and of the individuals who have been stopped by the police, approximately 88 percent of them have been found innocent. Carl Dix of the Revolutionary Communist Party gives us his take on Stop and Frisk and why it must be abolished.

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Thousands join May 1st march for workers rights in New York

Occupy Wall Street joins labor, immigrant rights groups protest economic injustice on international workers day

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Sidai Village offers hope to thousands

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To own a home is a dream for many, but only few manage to achieve that dream. And with every passing year many factors appear to be working against, rather than for that ambition to be a home-owner. And as Ferdinand Omondi reports, even developers face the same hurdles when designing affordable homes.

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Thousands Bid Farewell to Paterno

Thousands lined the cold sidewalks of Penn State University on Tuesday to pay their respects to coach Joe Paterno, who died Sunday at age 85 from lung cancer. (Jan. 24)

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