- Sep 12, 2009
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"The water cut-offs that could soon affect 30,000 Detroit households are “an effort on the
part of the Emergency Financial Manager to intimidate people, to drive even more people
out of the city – but, moreover, it is aimed at privatizing and breaking up the Detroit
Water and Sewage Department,” said Abayomi Azikiwe, an organizer for the Moratorium
Now Coalition and editor of the Pan African News Wire. A United Nations panel of
experts called the shut-offs “an affront to human rights.”"
Listen to the interview: http://blackagendareport.com/content/listen-black-agenda-radio-progressive-radio-network-glen-ford-and-nellie-bailey-–-week-63014
"The water cut-offs that could soon affect 30,000 Detroit households are “an effort on the
part of the Emergency Financial Manager to intimidate people, to drive even more people
out of the city – but, moreover, it is aimed at privatizing and breaking up the Detroit
Water and Sewage Department,” said Abayomi Azikiwe, an organizer for the Moratorium
Now Coalition and editor of the Pan African News Wire. A United Nations panel of
experts called the shut-offs “an affront to human rights.”"
Listen to the interview: http://blackagendareport.com/content/listen-black-agenda-radio-progressive-radio-network-glen-ford-and-nellie-bailey-–-week-63014