A War for your Soul - Submitted by
Sam Bateman:

A filmmaker and public speaker, Reggie
Bullock is a vibrant voice and accomplished
role model for the youth of today. On March
15, 2009, Reggie’s short film "A War For
Your Soul" was independently released on
the internet, and has catapulted as a
“stirring, epic and inspirational” video for
today’s generation”. Over 1.5 million
internet viewers have watched “A War For
Your Soul” in seven months. The video has
garnered praise from mayors, city leaders,
youth and civic organizations from Ghana,
Israel, the Caribbean, U.K. and other
countries for sparking dialogue in
encouraging adults to play a more active
role in educating children.

On Oct. 14th, Popular radio host Michael
Baisden said "This is a must see film".

Reggie is currently active as a noted
speaker, conducting speaking
engagements throughout the country. For
speaking engagements contact
warforyoursoul.com or reggie.
bullock@comcast.net

This video was created to inspire young at-
risk African-Americans not to fall prey to
some of the problems they face in society.
The "Master of Darkness" represents that
abstract concept of evil that has the
potential to reside in the consciousness of
mankind.

This video should not to be used to divide
people (Black & White).
This video should not be used to criticize all
aspects of hip-hop culture.
This video should not be used to allow the
rest of society to escape from their
responsibility, to help with financial &
academic support.

If used properly, this video will allow our
youth to see some of the horrific conditions
that their ancestors fought through and
some of the horrific conditions they face
today.

An extensive commentary about the film
can be seen at warforyoursoul.com

**THIS VIDEO IS NOT FOR SALE & I
AM NOT ACCEPTING DONATIONS
FOR THE FILM, I ONLY WANT THE
MESSAGE TO REACH AS MANY
PEOPLE AS POSSIBLE WITHOUT
ANY HIDDEN POLITICAL OR
FINANCIAL AGENDA.

Contacts:
warforyoursoul.com
reggie.bullock@comcast.net
facebook.com/reggie.bullock
twitter.com/ReggieBullock
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The film's original distribution form was in VHS.  However, it has been
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Abusing Their Powers to Trick You
By Neill Franklin, LEAP
http://www.alternet.org/story/148860/

As a 33-year law enforcement veteran and former training
commander with the Maryland State Police and Baltimore Police
Department, I know how easy it is to intimidate citizens into
answering incriminating questions or letting me search through
their belongings. This reality might make things easier for police
looking to make an easy arrest, but it doesn't always serve the
interests of justice. That's why I believe all citizens should
understand how to protect their constitutional rights and make
smart decisions when dealing with officers of the law.

Unfortunately, this important information has remained largely
unavailable to the public, despite growing concerns about police
misconduct and the excesses of the war on drugs. For this reason, I
agreed to serve as a technical consultant for the important new film, 10
Rules for Dealing with Police. The 40-minute docudrama aims to
educate the public about basic legal and practical survival strategies
for handling even the scariest police encounters. It was produced by
the civil liberties group Flex Your Rights and is narrated by former
federal judge and acclaimed Baltimore trial lawyer William "Billy"
Murphy, Jr.

The opening scene portrays Darren, a young black man getting pulled
over. He's driving home from college. This is the fifth time he's been
pulled over in a year. Frustrated and scared, Darren immediately
breaks Rule #1: Always Be Calm & Cool. Mouthing off to the officer,
Darren aggressively exits the car and slams the door. The officer
overreacts, dropping Darren with a taser shot to his chest.

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From: Vernellia Randall <vernellia.randall@notes.udayton.edu>
Webinars on Race, Racism and the Law
Request - "Racial Battle Fatigue"

Can you help me with the following request:

"I'm looking for movie or TV scenes, poems or songs – or other pop-
cultural references – that illustrate “chronic exposure to racial
discrimination” and its impact on coping/mental health and well-being.
Can you suggest some good examples? Any that focus on black
women?"

I am a fan of Reclamation Gallery
http://www.reclamationgallery.com/

Vernellia R. Randall
Professor of Law
University of Dayton

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bringing positive
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Melanin The God Particle is a
documentary film that explores
the mysteries and theories
associated with melanin.
Melanin: The God Particle
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