In 1790, when the Defendant (The United States of America) first census was taken,
All (Negro) Plaintiff Black African American Refugees descendants herein numbered about 760,000-
about 19% of the population of the Defendant (USA) “New World”.
17.
Now (Negro) Plaintiff Black African America and Plaintiff(s) Black African Americans refugee descendants herein making only
(12) % of the population within the Defendant (The United States of America)
While (Negro) Plaintiff Black African America and Plaintiff(s) Black African Americans refugee descendants herein race
account for 35% of the Abortions within the Defendant
(The United States of America) at approximately (1400) to (1520) (Negro) Plaintiff and Plaintiff(s) Black “Children”
Aborted everyday (Now) in 2011 from the Defendant (The United States of America) population
18.
A recent analysis of Justice Department statistics has confirmed what most African Americans have known to be true for years:
The U.S. criminal justice system, the courts, and the police have had a long-standing policy of arresting, prosecuting, and imprisoning
Blacks-especially young Black men-at a rate out of all proportion to their percentage of the general population.
19.
A March 8, 1999, syndicated Boston Globe article by Louise D. Palmer reported on a study by the National Center on Institutions and
Alternatives that stated that by the year 2000, over one million Black American adults will be in prison for the first time ever.
As we having already enter the next millennium, the article states, one in 10 African Americans will be behind bars,
An eight-fold increase from three decades ago, when there were 133,226 Black Americans in prison.
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