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Action Alert - DeAnza Eight
>The San Francisco Bay Area chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-SFBA) is urging the Bay Area community to take action by contacting the Santa Clara District Attorney to drop charges against the arrested Muslim De Anza students.
>Date: Fri, 9 Dec 2005 13:09:13 -0800 (PST)
> From: ADC-SF
>Subject: Action Alert - DeAnza Eight
>
> http://WWW.ADCSF.ORG
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> Santa Clara, 11/29/05. The San Francisco Bay Area chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-SFBA) is urging the Bay Area community to take action by contacting the Santa Clara District Attorney to drop charges against the arrested Muslim De Anza students.
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>Muslim students were arrested on November 11, 2005 for protesting former Secretary of State Colin Powell's appearance at DeAnza Community College in Cupertino. The arrests seem to have been motivated by religious and racial profiling as six were visibly dressed Muslim students and one was an African American graduate student. The arrests were brutal and many were beaten by the police. [More]
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> ACTION ALERT: Urge Charges to be Dropped Against Muslim De Anza Students
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>The San Francisco Bay Area chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-SFBA) is urging the Bay Area community to take action by contacting the Santa Clara District Attorney to drop charges against the arrested Muslim De Anza students.
> ACTON REQUESTED:
>(As always, be POLITE. Hostile comments can and WILL be used to further defame Muslims and Islam.)
>
>Contact the Santa Clara County District Attorney, George Kennedy at 408 299-7400, 408 299-3099 or email gkennedy [at] da.scc.gov.org. Urge the District Attorney to drop the charges against the arrestees. Ask that an investigation and Muslim cultural sensitivity trainings be conducted at the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Department.
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>Contact: Mr. George Kennedy
>TEL: 408 299-7400, 408 299-3099
>FAX: (408) 286-5437
>Email: gkennedy [at] da.scc.gov.org
>Copy to: nocal [at] cair.com
>
>DONATE TO DeAnza Eight Legal Funds:
>Contact: Janeen Reavis, 408 561-1003, janeean [at] yahoo.com
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> From: ADC-SF
>Subject: Action Alert - DeAnza Eight
>
> http://WWW.ADCSF.ORG
>
> Santa Clara, 11/29/05. The San Francisco Bay Area chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-SFBA) is urging the Bay Area community to take action by contacting the Santa Clara District Attorney to drop charges against the arrested Muslim De Anza students.
>
>Muslim students were arrested on November 11, 2005 for protesting former Secretary of State Colin Powell's appearance at DeAnza Community College in Cupertino. The arrests seem to have been motivated by religious and racial profiling as six were visibly dressed Muslim students and one was an African American graduate student. The arrests were brutal and many were beaten by the police. [More]
>
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>
>
> ACTION ALERT: Urge Charges to be Dropped Against Muslim De Anza Students
>
>The San Francisco Bay Area chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-SFBA) is urging the Bay Area community to take action by contacting the Santa Clara District Attorney to drop charges against the arrested Muslim De Anza students.
> ACTON REQUESTED:
>(As always, be POLITE. Hostile comments can and WILL be used to further defame Muslims and Islam.)
>
>Contact the Santa Clara County District Attorney, George Kennedy at 408 299-7400, 408 299-3099 or email gkennedy [at] da.scc.gov.org. Urge the District Attorney to drop the charges against the arrestees. Ask that an investigation and Muslim cultural sensitivity trainings be conducted at the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Department.
>
>Contact: Mr. George Kennedy
>TEL: 408 299-7400, 408 299-3099
>FAX: (408) 286-5437
>Email: gkennedy [at] da.scc.gov.org
>Copy to: nocal [at] cair.com
>
>DONATE TO DeAnza Eight Legal Funds:
>Contact: Janeen Reavis, 408 561-1003, janeean [at] yahoo.com
>
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