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Diane Bukowski
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Editor, Publisher and Reporter, Voice Of Detroit
Michigan
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Biography
Diane Bukowski, editor of the Voice of Detroit at https://voiceofdetroit.net since August, 2010. From 2000 to 2010 an investigative reporter for The Michigan Citizen, a Black-owned weekly newspaper that ceased publication in 2014, Broke the story of Detroit police officer Eugene Brown, who killed three men in separate incidents between 1995 tp 1999, numerous other stories on police misconduct. Retired from the City of Detroit Human Rights Department in 1999. Officer with AFSCME Local 457 Detroit Hospitals and Health Department from 1975 to 1995. Born in Detroit in 1948.
foreclosure/eviction crisis killings by police Detroit bankruptcy and its after effects U.S. wars vs. Third World countries.Mass incarceration including reports on wrongfully convicted indivudals
Gambling, Betting, Bitcoin
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WE REMEMBER AFENI SHAKUR JAN. 10, 1947 - MAY 2, 2016; “BLACK PANTHER PARTY HISTORY IS WOMEN’S HISTORY”
By Diane Bukowski Verified| Voice Of Detroit Verified Afeni Shakur was indicted on April 2, 1969, and acquitted on May 13, 1971, of all 156 charges in what was then the longest political trial in New York’s history and the most expensive. By Ife BJ In 1969, 21 members of the New York State Chapter of the Black Panther Party, including Afeni Shakur, Tupac Shakur’s mother, were indicted on unfounded charges of violent acts and conspiracies.
By Diane Bukowski Verified| Voice Of Detroit Verified CEDRIC TOOKS Re-sentencing hearing February 26, 2025By Diane BukowskiVOD’s Editor Diane Bukowski and legal analyst Travis Herndon attended a hearing Feb. 26 for Cedric Tooks, now 65, who has been in prison since 1978 on first-degree murder and other charges. He has always declared he is innocent.
By Diane Bukowski Verified| Voice Of Detroit Verified Hundreds of Southwest Detroit families were forced out of their homes Feb. 17 when a huge water main, part of the Great Lakes Water Authority’s (GLWA) system in Detroit, broke. Flooding and other disasters have been rampant ever since Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan ceded control of the original Detroit Water and Sewerage Department, which originally controlled water systems in six Michigan counties, to the GLWA.
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Voice Of Detroit
Michigan, United States