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The letter summarizes concerns raised in a previous March 19th letter about the negative impacts of displacing residents from the Yesler Terrace public housing redevelopment plan in Seattle. It notes the redevelopment presentation to the City Council did not adequately address guarantees for residents' right to return, protections against lost educational opportunities, and continued community services. The letter urges the Council to ensure the plan does not disenfranchise residents' rights and details are needed to assess impacts on race, ethnicity, and other factors. It expresses that repeating the outcomes of earlier redevelopments where less than 30% of original residents returned would be unacceptable.
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![As I indicated in my March 19th letter:
The City/Seattle Housing Authority needs to assess the Yesler Terrace
Redevelopment Plan’s Race, Ethnicity, National Origin, Disability, Families, and
Youth Impact at all stages of the Yesler Terrace Redevelopment to ensure that the
residents are not disenfranchised of their rights to fair housing opportunities and
civil rights. Such an impact assessment is necessary to ensure transparency and
accountability throughout the process.
I’ve attached my March 19th letter and subsequent April 16th letter to the Seattle Public Schools,
in which I detail the moral and legal issues and responsibilities raised as a direct consequence of
the City’s pending forced displacement of vulnerable youth and family residents of the Yesler
Terrace Housing.
Thank you for your attention to these important public interest issues. I am available to discuss
these matters further with you in any setting, either individually or as a group.
Sincerely,
/s/
Ernest Saadiq Morris, Esq.
Director, Urban Youth Justice Initiative
www.UrbanYouthJustice.org
Law Office: www.DefendMyRight.com
P.O. Box 45637
Seattle, WA 98145
Tele/Fax: (888) 938-7770
Attachments: March 19th Letter - [3.19.12.letter.SHA_DPD_SPS_YeslerTerrace_Redevelop.pdf]
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families, women and children. He asked for the City Council’s support in providing
“immediate emergency assistance to homeless families and single women, a critical step
in providing lasting housing solutions for these families and individuals.” He noted that
“the problem continues to grow and we absolutely must find better ways to help people
find and keep housing.” He closed
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firm pledge
that there will be no
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Christmas 1998. His pledge made headlines in both Seattle papers the next day.
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Housing and Human Services, listened attentively to the new Mayor’s remarks. Painter
has dedicated his professional career to serving the needs of homeless people. He was
proud and excited to hear Schell’s passion and commitment to addressing homelessness
in Seattle. At the same time, he viewed the pledge with some trepidation. Counting the
number of homeless people on the street at any given time is notoriously tricky,
influenced by many factors. Further, he wondered how this pledge would dovetail with
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The poor people of America will demand decent jobs and incor.docx
The poor people of America will demand decent jobs
and incorhe in massive demonstrations in our nation's
capital, Washington, D.C., this spring.
The Poor People's Campaign, starting in April, is being
organized by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Southern
Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) with the support
and participation of many local groups and individuals.
WHO WILL BE IN THE POOR PEOPLE'S CAMPAIGN?
At the start, several thousand poor people will go to Washington. We will be young and
old, jobless fathers, welfare mothers, farmers and laborers . We are Negroes, American
Indians, Puerto Ricans, Mexican-Americans, poor white people.
WHERE DO THESE POOR PEOPLE LIVE?
All across the nation. SCLC is recruiting poor people in I 0 big cities and five South-
ern states. Poor people in all other communities and cities are also invited to join the
Campaign.
DO YOU HAVE TO BE POOR TO BE IN THIS CAMPAIGN?
No . Most persons at the start of the Campaign in Washington will be poor, but other
people from all walks of life must he prepared to take their place in the lines of this
campaign.
WHY ARE WE GOJN(; TO WASHINGTON?
Wa shington is the center of government power , and the national government has the money
and resources to end poverty and fight rae ism. But that government has failed to do this .
Therefore the Poor People's Campaign wil l dem a nd government reforms .
WHAT WILL THE POOR PEOP/,E'S CAMPAIGN DO IN WASHINGTON?
We will build powerful nonviolent demonstrations on the issues of jobs, income,
welfare, health, housing, education , human rights. These massive demonstrations will
be aimed at government centers of power, and th ey will be expanded if necessary. We
must make the government face up to the fact of poverty and racism. In order to carry
out our demonstrations , we will not reveal to the government in advance exactly what we
plan to do and where we will demo nstrate.
WHAT Jfi/LL Jf!E DEMAND?
We will present to the government a li st of ddinite demand s involving jobs, income, and
a decent life for all poor people so that they will co ntrol their own destiny. This will
cost billions of dollars , but the richest nat ion of all time can afford to spend this money
if America is to avoid soc ial di saster..
WHAT IF THE GOVERNMENT DOES NOTHING?
We will stay until the government responds, building up the pressure for action by calling
for thousands upon thousands of people, rich and poor, to come to Washington or stand
up and be counted in demonstrat ions in-; their hom e com munities.
SOME I\IEED.S FOR THE
POOR PEOPLE'S CAMPAIGI\I ····
e Local. support committees
e Discussions in churches and other
comrimnity groups
e Recruitment of persons to go to Wash-
ington
• Planning demonstrations in your own
community
e Letter-writing campaigns to Congress-
men and others for action against
poverty
e Publicity through leaflets, news releases,
etc. in your area
e Fund raising for t.
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Community Activist Vogel Denise Newsome – Former Paralegal/Legal Assistant
HAS BEEN SHARING ABOUT THE WHITE SUPREMACISTS’ CORPORATE GOVERNMENT EMPIRE(S) SINCE IT IS NOW COMING FROM THE SOUTHERN POVERTY LAW CENTER ATTORNEYS
THE CONSEQUENCES FOR FAILURE TO ACT – WHITE SUPREMACISTS/KU KLUX KLAN MOVED THEIR EMPIRE TO WASHINGTON, D.C. and ESTABLISHED A DESPOTISM EMPIRE THERE and NAMED IT “UNITED STATES!”
This is the 05/23/17 Lawsuit filed by the Southern Poverty Law Center in Jackson, Mississippi on behalf of the Plaintiffs AGAINST the STATE of MISSISSIPPI’s WHITE Supremacist CORPORATE Government (State Of Mississippi) and its EDUCATION System naming its GOVERNOR/CHIEF EXECUTIVE Phil Bryant who is a WHITE Supremacist. The VIDEO being prepared to SUPPORT this Lawsuit will EXPOSE the CONFLICT OF INTEREST regarding this CORPORATE Government’s Legal Counsel Baker Donelson Bearman Caldwell & Berkowitz who is LEGAL Counsel for the UNITED STATES, Legal Counsel for the FEDERAL Judges Association, Legal Counsel to the EXECUTIVE, LEGISLATIVE and JUDICIAL Branches of the Government (State and Federal).
This Complaint also EXPOSES “HOW” the WHITE SUPREMACIST Members have placed their Members in STATE Legislation and went about REWRITING Laws to FURTHER their WHITE Supremacist Agenda that ADVERSELY Targets the LIVELIHOOD of Blacks/African-Americans/Negroes/People-Of-Color!
While this is a CIVIL LAWSUIT, please understand that the allegations also support CRIMINAL ACTIVITIES by this MISSISSIPPI CORPORATE GOVERNMENT EMPIRE – i.e. such as DEFRAUDING the Government. Therefore, since MONIES received from Federal and State Agencies are a matter of PUBLIC Record, it will be INTERESTING to see the DOCUMENTATION presented by this CORPORATE Empire to get FUNDING/MONIES for their PROGRAMS; considering they have been REPEATEDLY OPERATING in VIOLATION of the READMISSION Act of 1870, Mississippi Constitution of 1868 and other FEDERAL Statutes/Laws.
On 05/16/17, Community Activist Vogel Denise Newsome PUBLISHED an Article entitled, “WRITE THE VISION and MAKE IT PLAIN – Restoring Utica, Mississippi!”
https://www.slideshare.net/VogelDenise/051617-write-the-vision-restoring-utica-mississippi
SEVEN DAYS later is the filing of the Southern Poverty Center Lawsuit against MISSISSIPPI’s WHITE Supremacist CORPORATE Government Empire. The information contained in this Complaint is JUST in TIME and SAVES Community Activist Newsome TIME in the additional RESEARCH to support the ESTABLISHMENT of a NEW GOVERNMENT!
With PEACE & LOVE
Community Activist Vogel Denise Newsome
Post Office Box 31265
Jackson, Mississippi 39286
(513) 680-2922
DONATE IN SUPPORT at: www.Cash.me/$VogelDeniseNewsome
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- 2. As I indicated in my March 19th letter: The City/Seattle Housing Authority needs to assess the Yesler Terrace Redevelopment Plan’s Race, Ethnicity, National Origin, Disability, Families, and Youth Impact at all stages of the Yesler Terrace Redevelopment to ensure that the residents are not disenfranchised of their rights to fair housing opportunities and civil rights. Such an impact assessment is necessary to ensure transparency and accountability throughout the process. I’ve attached my March 19th letter and subsequent April 16th letter to the Seattle Public Schools, in which I detail the moral and legal issues and responsibilities raised as a direct consequence of the City’s pending forced displacement of vulnerable youth and family residents of the Yesler Terrace Housing. Thank you for your attention to these important public interest issues. I am available to discuss these matters further with you in any setting, either individually or as a group. Sincerely, /s/ Ernest Saadiq Morris, Esq. Director, Urban Youth Justice Initiative www.UrbanYouthJustice.org Law Office: www.DefendMyRight.com P.O. Box 45637 Seattle, WA 98145 Tele/Fax: (888) 938-7770 Attachments: March 19th Letter - [3.19.12.letter.SHA_DPD_SPS_YeslerTerrace_Redevelop.pdf] April 16th Letter - [4.16.12.Letter.SPSchools_Yesler Terrace Displaced Students.pdf]