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When & Where Does POP Meet?
POP meets each Thursday, 6:30 PM, Abyssinian Baptist Church, 224 West Kinney Street, Newark, NJ.Tags
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Power to the people, Hi Mr. Hamm this is Tyrone Bodison a supporting member off pop, in the last general assembly meeting on Thursday sep-01-2011 a question was raised, what do we hope to get out of this rallying. I have one suggestion. A long with the daily rallying we can getter a petition and at the end of the 381 days of rallying that petition can be given to our government officials.
POWER TO THE POPLE,BRING THE TROOPS HOME.
Will POP organize a Newark version of Occupy Wall Street?
Please update your site. There are people around the country who want to support your/our work and want to know what you are doing, what you need and how we can help. Do you need money, pizzas, coffee, umbrellas or more buzz on the internet? Please let those of us who support you know what the current situation is for NJPOP.
Raised and educated in Newark, NJ – 18th Avenue, Cleveland, West Side High, and was fortunate to graduate from Seton Hall U. Currently live in Oakland, CA where, as you know, we have many social justice challenges. Just a note to say I believe what you’re doing is the the most powerful grassroots organizing in the country,largely because you are doin’ the work in the community in which you live. CONGRATULATIONS !!
where are meetings? what time?
POP meets each Thursday, 6:30 PM, Abyssinian Baptist Church, 224 West Kinney Street, Newark, NJ.
I attended the march for justice for Trayvon Martin on March 31st in Newark. Gotta say, as wonderful as it was, it should have been so much bigger. No one really knew about it. The only flyers that were seen were downtown and if you don’t go downtown often, chances ae you missed it. Advertise…have people pass out flyers…reach out to youth organizations…after all, it’s them we are trying to make it better for…Please….redo this march….I think Newark can come much harder than we did. Thanks for making it possible.
I agree with some of the other commentators in the fact that the organization and it’s events need better exposure to the people of Newark.I am a Newark resident and espouse to the core values of your organization and would like to be an active participant.The only way I am even familiar with the organization and it’s events though is by way of WBAI 99.5 in New York.Once I got the info from WBAI I went to the website but the calender and website do require updating.I would have liked to attend the Malcolm X celebration was not aware of it until late the same night again from WBAI .Please give us Newark Exposure and thank you for your good work.