Community activists meet with Cleveland NAACP officials to discuss foreclosure impropriety, abandoned homes, rape and murder of greater Cleveland women, education, the legal system and courts, and the 137 shots deadly Cleveland police shooting of unarmed Blacks Malissa Williams and Tim Russell, Cleveland NAACP Attorneys Michael Nelson and James Hardiman leave meeting pouting after failing to convince Smith to ignore activists while they continue taking money to allegedly sellout the Black community as co-chairs of the Cleveland NAACP legal redress and criminal justice committees
By Kathy Wray Coleman, Editor-in-Chief, Cleveland Urban News. Com and The Cleveland Urban News.Com Blog, O hio's Most Read Online Black Newspaper and Newspaper Blog. Tel: 216-659-0473 ( www.clevelandurbannews.com ) / ( www.kathywraycolemanonlinenewsblog.com ) K athy Wray Coleman is a community activist and 20 year investigative journalist who trained for 17 years at the Call and Post Newspaper, Ohio's Black press with print newspapers in Cleveland, Cincinnati and Columbus, Ohio CLEVELAND, Ohio- The Cleveland Chapter NAACP entertained a discussion by community activists at its general membership meeting yesterday at the University Circle United Methodist Church in Cleveland. Issues include education, the 137 shots Cleveland police shooting of unarmed Blacks Malissa Williams and Tim Russell, housing discrimination, foreclosures, abandoned homes, the rape and murder of greater Cleveland women, and police complacency, ineptness and