2015 MCHR Annual Meeting: Thursday, June 18th at 7 pm at Our Lady of Fatima Church (13500 Oak Park Blvd.) Secure parking. Light refreshments provided. Board Elections and Annual Report, 7 pm US Foreign Policy in the Mideast and North Africa: The Business of Chaos- Professor Saeed Kahn and Abayomi Azikiwe. We need YOU to […]
Michigan Coalition for Human Rights invites you to: THE MAKING OF AMERICA’S PREMIERE SOCIAL ETHICIST — REINHOLD NIEBUHR IN DETROIT: 1915-1928 Presented by Rev. Harry T. Cook Monday, May 18, 7:30 p.m. Barth Hall, 4800 Woodward Avenue, Detroit Facilitator: Rev. Harry T. Cook Cook is a retired Episcopal priest and a scholar of religious ideas […]
From Ferguson to New York, from Inkster to South Carolina, an alarming number of African-Americans are being shot, killed and/or beaten by police; victims of racial profiling. To date, there have been few, if any consequences for the perpetrators of these crimes. Hear Professor Blanche B. Cook’s presentation on this disturbing practice and its effect […]
Michigan Coalition for Human Rights and Peace Action MI present: The Spring 2015 Film Series! Schedule for Spring 2015 Film Series: April 15th- WSU presents Invisible Heroes: African Americans in the Spanish Civil War tells the story of the 85 African Americans who in 1936 joined the International Brigades in support of the Spanish Republic. […]
MCHR wants you to help us revitalize Viola Liuzzo Park! Click here to download the flyer MCHR and Gospel Tabernacle Church are committed to restore and revitalize this Detroit park, located near 8 Mile and Greenfield in NW Detroit, which honors the life and sacrifice of Detroit’s Viola Liuzzo. Mrs. Liuzzo was murdered by the […]
