 My name is Valarie Stewart, web-weaver. I created the website to help others who are fighting for their rights, fighting corruption, or seeking the truth. Often the newspapers tell a one-sided version of a story. I witnessed a eminent domain taking and demolition of the buildings that housed the Ebony Showcase Theatre, founded by my parents in 1950. The newspapers did not tell a complete story. When we were interviewed by reporters the resulting, published, stories told half-truths and outright lies. This experience taught me that other people were experiencing a similar situation. This website will reveal the other side of the stories. |
On this website we tell about people, events, issues, products, and services that people should know about. Information will be published on this website, on the radio, in podcasts. We're presenting stories of brave people who face situations with an independent outlook and independent thinking. They don't accept everything they are told. Instead, they look beneath the surface to find the truth and to make a difference.COURT CASES |
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Coming soon: Mona Buhl became an activist and prisoner's advocate after her husband was convicted for statutory rape and sentenced to 49 1/2 years in a North Carolina prison. She wants to know why a rape kit was mentioned at his hearing yet no DNA evidence was introduced to the court. She wants to know if sentencing guidelines were adhered to since her husband, who had no previous criminal record, was sentenced to 49 1/2 years. She is seeking answers to other irregularities in her husband's case; and she is helping other prisoners and their families through activism and advocacy online.
Coming soon: A California woman, who lives in Watts, is suing the Los Angeles County Sheriff in a beating case that has not been publicized.
