Rev. Al Sharpton Visiting Baltimore, Leading Rally
Keeping It Real With Al Sharpton (Radio Show) 1:00 PMNationally Syndicated Radio show, special edition broadcasting live from Radio One Baltimore.
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Rally On City Hall --
5:00 PMWar Memorial Building
Rev. Al Sharpton to give a speech and lead a group in civil public demonstration to raise awareness of a lack of African-American ownership in the entertainment industry in Baltimore, a city with a 67% majority black population.
PRESS CONFERENCE -- 4:00 PM
(MEDIA ONLY, NOT OPEN TO THE PUBLIC)
For location and media access information, contact A.F. James MacArthur Ph.A.L., Baltimore Press Secretary For Rev. Al Sharpton -- 410-205-NEWS (6397),
Town Hall Meeting "The People's Agenda" -- 7:00 PM
Rev. Al Sharpton participates in an open forum, hosted by 92Q Radio Personality Konan, fielding questions and comments from the general public -- LOCATION: The Velvet Rope, 200 E. Redwood St.
MESSAGE TO ALL LAW ENFORCEMENT/INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES
To all those who willfully, deliberately and routinely violate the civil rights of law abiding American Citizens; Yes, you're powerful. Sure, you're everywhere. But this is still America, and the Constitution of the United States Of America still reigns supreme as the law of the land. The Baltimore Spectator will vigorously and aggressively defend against any and all attempts at spying and suppression. Let it be known to all that we are already aware of the regular monitoring and shadowing attempts. There is nothing to hide, but cross the line and there will be hell to pay.
In the end, efforts to impinge upon the freedoms of the people will ultimately fail. Some of us may get taken out in the ongoing battle for true and lasting freedom, but as I've said many times before, and will say till the day I die or get taken out by you goons, THERE ARE MORE OF US, THAN THERE ARE OF YOU.
A.F. James MacArthur -- American patriot & lover of liberty.
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Keeping It Real With Al Sharpton (Radio Show) 1:00 PM
