Fw: Hatewatch Headlines for October 31, 2013

Hatewatch is a weekly summary of the latest news about hate and extremism compiled by the Southern Poverty Law Center. Week of October 31, 2013 Hatewatch Blog Bryan Fischer Has a Persecution Complex Trial of Florida Sheriff on Misconduct Charge Draws Wrath of 'Constitutional Sheriffs' and Oath Keepers Discredited Anti-LGBT Researcher Addresses Russian Duma Hatewatch Headlines IL Man Accused of Hate Crime After Threatening Mail Carrier Chicago Tribune | October 31, 2013 FL Muslim Mom Says She Was Victim of Road-Rage Assault Orlando Sentinel | October 31, 2013 FL Transgender Hate Crime Trial: Tavares Spencer Guilty on All Charges ABC Action News | October 31, 2013 WI Wisconsin Man Accused of Hate Crime for Attacking Hebrew Speakers Duluth News Tribune | October 31, 2013 LA Orleans Parish DA Announces Hate Crime Conviction in French Quarter Attack The Times-Picayune | October 30, 2013 400 Washington Ave. Montgomery, AL 36104 SPLC supporters like you make the Hatewatch newsletter possible.  Follow Hatewatch on Twitter.  Become our fan on Facebook. Contact SPLC. 400 Washington Ave. Montgomery, AL 36104

Fw: Dispose of Prescription Drugs on October 26

Saturday, October 26 is National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day. Between 10:00am and 2:00pm, you can bring your unwanted prescription drugs or over-the-counter medicines to a collection site near you. Enter your ZIP code to find your nearest collection site. Properly disposing of medicines is important to human health and the environment. Here are a few tips from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency: Don't flush medicines down the toilet or pour them down the drain. Doing so could affect drinking water sources. Don't throw medicines directly in the trash. Doing so could lead to the poisoning of a child or pet, or drug abuse by a teen or adult. Do find out how to properly dispose of medicines (PDF).       If you have questions, contact us. Stay Connected to USA.GOV: Facebook  Twitter  YouTube  Our Blog This email was sent to narmer@gmail.com from: USA.gov • General Services Administration • OCSIT • 1800 F Street, NW • Washington DC 20405 • (800) 333-4636.

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Fw: Notify NYC - Notification

Notification issued 10/12/13 at 6:30AM.  The NYPD has issued a Missing Senior Notification for Robert Thomas.  Mr. Thomas is male, Black, 81 years old and was last seen on 10/11/13 at 6:00PM in the area of the Empire Casino (Yonkers).  He is described  as 5'8", 155 lbs, brown eyes, with balding gray hair, beard and glasses. He was last seen wearing a plaid jacket and blue pants with white sneakers. A photo is attached. If you see him, please call 1-800-577-TIPS(8477) or visit http://WWW.NYPDCRIMESTOPPERS.COM   The sender included the following attachment: https://phx-attachments.sendwordnow.com/Attachments.aspx?token=c7f9d876-7fb0-44a9-8c62-c5311206ae84   The sender provided the following contact information.    Sender's Name: Notify NYC    Sender's Email: notifynyc@oem.nyc.gov    Sender's Contact Phone: 212-639-9675

Fw: THIS FRIDAY! AFF Presents "Tey" @ MIST!

October 8, 2013   DVDS FOR SALE       BOOKS FOR SALE     E-Bulletin THIS FRIDAY!!     AFF Inc. presents:   "Tey", by Alain Gomis   (Tey) - Dir. by Alain Gomis Friday, October 11th 6:00 pm    Director Alain Gomis will be in Attendance for a post-screening dialogue!!    My Image Studios (MIST) 40 W 116th St (between Lenox and Fifth Ave) "TEY" Alain Gomis, Senegal, 2012, 86m   Today is the last day of Satché's life. He knows this to be true even though he is strong and healthy. Nonetheless Satché (played by American actor-musician Saül Williams) accepts his imminent death. Walking through the streets of his home town in Senegal he takes in the sites of his past as if he were looking at them for the last time: his parents' house, his first love, the friends of his youth, his wife and children. Time and again he hears the same reproach: why didn't he stay in America, where he would have a future? Satché encounters his final moments full of fear but also with a sense of joy. In his film, director Alain Gomis takes a well-worn topic in Senegalese cinema and turns it on its head: unlike other films, many of which choose to focus on emigration and neo-colonialism, Gomis' work instead tells the story of a man who leaves America to return to the land of his birth. [Synopsis courtesy of Berlin International Film Festival]   Post-Screening Q&A with Director, Alain Gomis!     For more information on our programming, please contact us by phone or email or check our social networking sites:   Facebook African Film Festival, Inc for in-depth information on films, including photos...   Twitter @AfricanFilmFest for up-to-the-minute updates during the festival...   Youtube AfricanFilmFest for  teasers and previews from this year's film selection!         For over twenty years, African Film Festival, Inc. (AFF) has bridged the divide between post-colonial Africa and the American public through the medium of film. AFF's unique place in the international arts community is distinguished not only by leadership in festival management but by a comprehensive approach to the advocacy of African film and culture. AFF established the New York African Film Festival (NYAFF) in 1993 with Film Society of Lincoln Center. The New York African Film Festival is presented annually at the Walter Reade Theater by African Film Festival, Inc. and Film Society of Lincoln Center, in association with Brooklyn Academy of Music. AFF also produces a series of local, national, and international programs throughout the year.   African Film Festival, Inc. (AFF) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) arts organization.   African Film Festival, Inc. | 154 West 18th Street, Suite 2A | New York, NY 10011 Email Marketing by  |  Forward To a Friend

The experience of the Attica Rebellion...

The experience of the Attica Rebellion... Sunday, October 6th 2013 1:00PM - 3:00PM Eastern Listen through the following medium: Harlem Community Radio www.whcr.org 90.3FM in Upper Manhattan South Bronx Englewood, Teaneck, NJ The experience of the Attica Rebellion; The Corrupt Use of Intelligence;  What really is happening in Washington, DC?  Republican governors are keeping Millions of dollars in Medicade funds from reaching the poor.  Genocide or cost saving measure (or both)?

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