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Regular Meeting
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POP general meeting
6:30p.m. every Thusday
Abyssinian Baptist Church
224 W. Kinney St., Newark.
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Press Releases/Statements
Join The People's MarchThe People's March for Peace, Equality, Jobs and
Justice. Beginning at 12 noon on August 25 from Lincoln Park and Broad Street in
Newark, New Jersey, the People’s March for Peace, Equality, Jobs and
Justice, commemorates the 44th anniversary of the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs
and Freedom, the 40th anniversary of the Newark Rebellion, and the second anniversary
of Hurricane Katrina.
Archived News
BUSH MUST GO, posted 10/21/04
A DEGREE OF JUSTICE FOR EARL FAISON, posted 06/20/04
PEOPLE'S ORGANIZATION FOR PROGRESS CALLS FOR DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST U.S. WAR IN IRAQ IN CITIES ACROSS NEW JERSEY SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 2004, posted 06/20/04
CONNECTING THE STRUGGLES FOR PEACE AND JUSTICE, posted 2/5/03
STOP THE WAR IN IRAQ, posted 1/31/03
KING OPPOSED VIETNAM WAR, WE MUST OPPOSE US WAR IN IRAQ, posted 1/12/03
PEOPLE'S ORGANIZATION FOR PROGRESS SUPPORTS DECISION OF NEWARK SCHOOL BOARD TO HONOR AMIRI BARAKA AND OPPOSES LEGISLATION TO ABOLISH POET LAUREATE POST , posted 01/09/03.
Trent Lott Must Go, posted 12/17/02, with photos from press conference
How Long Will Justice Be Denied to Faison?, posted 12/3/02
Another Mother's Story, posted 3/25/02
POP Request Meeting With Bush to express concerns about war in Afghanistan., posted 12/9/01
POP Marches For Justice For Earl Faison And All Victims Of Police Brutality And Racial Profiling, posted 1/11/01
POP Holds Press Conference On Faison March, posted 10/24/01
Report from World Conference Against Racism posted 9/10/01.
POP Urges Bush Administration to Attend World Conference on Racism posted 8/30/01
POP and Amnesty International call for justice for Earl Faison
Oct. 22 Coalition supports protest of Cincinnati police murders.
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People's Organization for Progress, PO Box 22505, Newark, N.J. 07101
Call: The Newark Coalition for Neighborhoods (973)-643-7711 or (973)-801-0001
"If there is No Struggle, There is No Progress," Frederick Douglass
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