Re: NYU Parents e-Newsletter: February 2014 Haven't been sleeping well. Gonna try to go back. Why are u awake when U went to bed so late? Do you have orientation today? On Feb 8, 2014, at 7:45 AM, "Elizabeth Schulcz" wrote: why are you awake so early?! Sent from my iPhone On Feb 8, 2014, at 12:34 PM, "Weil, Leah" wrote: Note housing deadlines Begin forwarded message: From: NYU Parent Resources Date: February 8, 2014, 6:31:39 AM PST To: Parents of NYU students Subject: NYU Parents e-Newsletter: February 2014 Reply-To: "parents@nyu.edu" NYU Parent Website | Remove from List  Â  FEBRUARY 2014 ISSUE Much like many parts of the US, the weather has been unusually cold and snowy in New York City. Just this week, we were hit with a snow storm and followed by another with sleet and rain. Students are definitely experiencing the variety of weather winter can bring to New York. In this newsletter, we welcome new parents, remind you of how we communicate to students during inclement weather, the housing reapplication process, financial aid, study away opportunities, student health, and NYU News. WELCOME NEW PARENTS A warm welcome to the parents of new students starting at NYU this Spring. We hope you find these monthly newsletters helpful. As a reminder to all of our parents, past editions of the Parent e-Newsletter are available on the NYU Parent Resources webpage, as well as other helpful information. Visit www.nyu.edu/parents. INCLEMENT WEATHER With current weather conditions (i.e. snow), please be aware that the University notifies students of closings or delays via their NYU email address, and posts notifications on the NYU website, Facebook, Twitter and under extreme conditions, via text. Students may also call the InfoAlert Recorded Hotline at 212-998-1220 or Department of Public Safety at 212-998-2222 for the most up to date information. Note that should students find it difficult to travel when the University is open during inclement weather, they should also communicate directly with their faculty and teachers. Current alerts are posted at www.nyu.edu/info.alert. STUDY AWAY NYU students have an enviable opportunity to complement their degree program with an experience learning and exploring away from New York. NYU encourages students to take an academic journey led by top local scholars, artists, and professionals at NYU's facilities in Abu Dhabi, Accra, Berlin, Buenos Aires, Florence, London, Madrid, Paris, Prague, Shanghai, Sydney, Tel Aviv, and Washington DC. Students can also choose from international summer programs, or to participate in the University's international exchange program with some of the world's most prestigious universities. Parent specific information is available on the website, nyu.edu/global/parents. 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March 3 - 13: Phase 1 - Housing Reapplication for eligible undergraduate students March 13: $1000 non-refundable/non-transferable reservation payment and online application are due March 31 - April 11: Phase 2 - Room Selection FINANCIAL AID REAPPLICATION for 2014-2015 Currently enrolled students at NYU in New York who are US citizens of permanent residents and receiving financial aid, reapplication is required for aid for next year (Fall 2014/Spring 2015) by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form by the priority deadline of April 1. Click here for additional details. For students who are not receiving aid, but would like to be considered, the FAFSA form is required to start the process for consideration. For other students (international students) attending NYU in New York, who completed the CSS Profile last year and received NYU (non federal) financial aid, they will need to complete the CSS Profile again for scholarship consideration for 2014-2015 by the deadline of April 1. The Office of Financial Aid will also be offering a number of workshops during the coming months to assist with the reapplication process. Click here for locations, times and dates. SUMMER FINANCIAL AID To be considered for summer financial aid, students should complete an online summer financial aid application located online at under "Applications and Forms". Please be mindful of the deadlines for full financial aid consideration for summer, which are included on the form. NYU NEWS This New Year was a very special one, as the Polytechnic School of Engineering officially became NYU's newest school on January 1. Our new School of Engineering makes NYU a stronger institution by re-establishing capabilities in applied science, technology, and engineering that we have not had since the closing of the Heights Campus in the Bronx in the early 1970s. There has already been extensive collaboration between our institutions during the past five years of our affiliation, including cooperative research projects among faculty and wider academic opportunities for students. We are confident that the merger will open up many new interdisciplinary opportunities for learning and research. For more NYU News, visit www.nyu.edu/parents and click on "Staying Connected" DELEGATED ACCESS to STUDENT INFORMATION Because of federal privacy laws (FERPA), students must provide permission before the University can share academic records and information. The Registrar has recently launched a Delegated Access portal which allows students to now provide online access to parent and family members. 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05/23/2016 07:40 AM EDT By Natasha Korecki (nkorecki@politico.com; @natashakorecki) Good Monday morning, Illinois. The weekend brought us a massive Chicago rally that saw thousands demonstrating against city violence. Elsewhere in the state, it also brought some clarity on the future of the state's Republican party. At the party convention in Peoria, there was much talk about the importance of unity in order to remain competitive up and down the ticket. Then 12 at-large delegates were selected, including someone who is fiercely anti-Trump. The GOP also adopted its party platform, which did not include embracing same-sex marriage. In Springfield, the clock is ticking toward the May 31 end of session budget deadline, and Gov. Rauner's remarks over the weekend remained hopeful that a compromise could be reached. Sources say, however, with time running out, a so-called "grand compromise" is looking less and less likely. Todd Ricketts, part of the family that owns the Chicago Cubs and involved in Our Principles PAC, which has dropped attack ads against Donald Trump, is headed to Cleveland as an at-large delegate. Here's what Ricketts said in an April radio interview about Trump: "He can't win a general election, and all this talk of him saying that the Republican Party's trying to steal the nomination from him; you can't have something stolen that doesn't belong to you. The nomination belongs to the Party, not to Donald, and the Party in the end will decide who becomes the nominee." Ricketts is bound to vote for Trump on the first ballot at the convention. Here's one such anti-Trump ad from Our Principles:  CONVENTION OVERVIEW: "Republicans try unite at convention ahead of important November election," by Daily Herald's Mike Riopell: "One of the at-large delegates picked was Todd Ricketts, of the family that owns the Chicago Cubs, who once called Trump a 'horrific candidate' and helped lead an effort against him in the primary. Another is former Cook County GOP chairman Aaron Del Mar of Palatine, who ran in the March primary as a backer of Ohio Gov. John Kasich. Getting Trump supporters and the so-called Republican establishment to get along and get to the polls in November could be critical for the party's efforts to make gains in Springfield and send U.S. Sen. Mark Kirk back to the Senate ... Gov. Bruce Rauner received a standing ovation in advance of a speech hotly critical of Democrats at a time when he faces trying to cut a budget deal with leaders of the party in Springfield and another budget deadline in less than 10 days ... Kirk ... didn't speak at the convention's main event Saturday. Campaign manager Kevin Artl said Kirk spoke at an event Friday night, but had fundraisers elsewhere scheduled Saturday." ** A message from Nuclear Matters: Illinois' nuclear energy plants provide 90 percent of our carbon-free electricity and contribute nearly $9 billion to our economy. Without Illinois policymakers' support for the Next Generation Energy Plan, two plants - Clinton and Quad Cities - could be forced to close, jeopardizing these benefits and thousands of jobs. Learn more: NuclearMatters.com ** ONE MAN, ONE WOMAN, GOP PARTY PLATFORM -- "Illinois Republicans will remain the party of "marriage between one man and one woman," by Peoria Journal Star's Chris Kaergard:"Meeting in Peoria, delegates to the state GOP convention voted overwhelmingly to retain a plank in their platform of guiding principles calling for that stance instead of a proposed change that touted the benefits of the traditional, nuclear family and First Amendment religious freedoms while declaring that diverse opinions were welcomed and 'that non-traditional families are worthy of the same respect and legal protections as traditional families.' Though that proposed language change cleared the party's platform committee 11-7 after a lengthy meeting Friday, opponents successfully sought a floor debate and vote on an issue by the full contingent of delegates at what was billed as the highest-attendance GOP convention in state history with 968 credentialed attendees."  WHAT DOES RAUNER THINK? -- "Rauner Won't Weigh In On Gay Marriage, Other Potential Illinois GOP Platforms,"by WBEZ's Lauren Chooljian and Tony Arnold: "Gov. Rauner, who has called himself the leader of the Illinois Republican Party, told reporters Friday that he would not be weighing in on any party platforms. 'I'm not gonna weigh in on particular platform issues. I'm going to leave that,' he said when asked about his position on same-sex marriage. 'That's what the delegates role is to do and I don't want to jump ahead of that or preempt on that. I think they should do their jobs and let the will of the delegates, the will of the voters decide these issues.'" RAUNER'S NONPARTISAN SUNDAY PLEA COMES AFTER SATURDAY PARTISAN PLEA -- "Day after partisan speech, Rauner urges Democrats to compromise," by Chicago Tribune's Kim Geiger: "One day after a partisan pep talk in which he told Republicans they must pick off Speaker Michael Madigan's Democrats in the November election, Gov. Bruce Rauner on Sunday suggested the opposition party should help him reach a grand compromise on a state budget. Rauner's call came as lawmakers prepared to return to Springfield for the final days of the regular session, which is scheduled to end May 31. By calling a rare Sunday news conference to make his case, the governor was trying to set the tone for the week, casting himself as willing to compromise and sending the ball into Democrats' court. Rauner on Sunday: 'This is not about partisan politics ... This is about coming together to get to compromises to reform our economic climate, grow jobs, grow family incomes, get more value for taxpayers. Right now, we've got nine days left. I'm excited, I'm optimistic that we can come together with the General Assembly and get bipartisan reforms done." Rauner on Saturday: "Rauner called on Republican supporters to help 'bring in the resources and put together the biggest ground game that's ever been done in legislative races in Illinois history,' in order to 'pick up seats against (Democratic House Speaker) Mike Madigan's Democrats and the Chicago Democratic machine."  Welcome to the POLITICO Illinois Playbook. Have a tip, event, announcement, endorsement? Send to nkorecki@politico.com or @natashakorecki SUBSCRIBE to Illinois Playbook:  HUMAN SERVICES BILL IN LIMBO -- "Voice of The Southern: Gov. Rauner, sign SB2038," the Southern's Editorial Board: "We urge the governor to sign SB2038 ... Because all 167 'yay' votes in the General Assembly realize that the $700 million contains zero dollars from the state's General Revenue Fund. That's correct: the out-of-balance state revenue and expense picture is in no way impacted by this bill. It's money that MUST be spent on human services. $450 million comes from a dedicated 'Commitment to Human Services Fund' while the remaining $250 million comes from other state and federal (pass-through) funds. Ironic that the Governor is hesitant to release money from a 'Commitment to Human Services' fund, don't you think? Perhaps a commitment to 'winning' has clouded his sight."  DOESN'T SOUND LIKE A YES (right now at least) -- "Rauner dodges question on funding state's most needy," by Sun-Times' Mitch Dudek: "Gov. Bruce Rauner on Sunday dodged the question of whether he will sign a bill on his desk that provides $700 million in emergency funding for groups that provide social services to the state's most vulnerable residents. 'These short-term fixes aren't really where we should focus our time,' he said, characterizing the legislation as a 'short-term Band-Aid,' ... Rauner also ... said ... that many Democrats agree with his reform platform in private but have yet to voice their support in public. 'Most of them, so far, are only willing to say it privately, but they're coming together and they're talking to their leaders and they're working in good faith, so I'm encouraging them ... I don't want to get out in front of them, but I'm encouraging them, please stand up and do what you say in private you know is right, you know is the right thing to do, let's get a grand compromise.'"  Adding ... Rauner has 60 days from May 18 to sign the bill and may be waiting to first see if a budget is passed before May 31. #PROGRESS -- "David McSweeney bill to rein in Illinois local government expenses headed to governor," by the Northwest Herald's Kevin P. Craver: "A bill aimed at cracking down on public officials dining and traveling at taxpayers' expense is headed to Gov. Bruce Rauner's desk to be signed into law. House Bill 4379, filed by state Rep. David McSweeney, R-Barrington Hills, seeks to limit the amount of money that non-home-rule governments can spend on travel, meals and lodging, and outright bans spending on entertainment expenses such as movies, sports events and theatrical productions. McSweeney filed the bill in January in response to a number of reports from news agencies and watchdog groups highlighting questionable expenses by local officials."  RUMOR WON'T DIE -- Will Dick Durbin Run for Governor in 2018? By WTTW's Paris Schutz: "Sources in the Democratic Party, progressive and labor circles are all buzzing about the possibility of Illinois' senior U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin challenging Gov. Bruce Rauner in 2018, with some saying it is more than innuendo and that the talk is emanating from Durbin's Illinois office. 'It's coming from his political staff," said a state labor leader. "They've talked to me, asking questions like, 'Would you be supportive?' and just generally asking people's opinions.' ... But Durbin's spokesperson quickly shot down any talk of 2018. "He's focused on his job as senator and has no plans to do anything else," says Christina Angarola."  CITY TWO-MILE EMOTIONAL PRAYER LINE FOR MURDER VICTIMS -- "'Chicago Is Getting Out Of Hand': Rally Shows Human Toll Of City Violence," by DNAinfo's Andrea Watson: "Thousands of people dressed in red took up 42 blocks along 79th Street Saturday morning to raise awareness about skyrocketing gun violence in the city. 'We refuse to live in fear' said John F. Hannah, pastor of Grand Crossing's New Life Covenant Church. His church spearheaded the event, which brought together more than 4,000 people from across the city ... The anti-violence "Prayer on the 9" gathering is in its sixth year ... Participants in the two-mile prayer line from Greenwood Avenue to the Dan Ryan Expressway wore red, representing the blood that has been shed, Hannah said ... There was a three minute moment of silence where only signs blowing in the wind and people crying on the ground could be heard. Many people held up photos of their deceased loved one."  WHERE'S RAHM'S PRESSURE ON MADIGAN? -- "Emanuel wimps out again in clash with Madigan over CPS aid," by Crain's Greg Hinz: "Claypool and Emanuel have been far more taciturn on a related plan: a bill already approved by the Illinois Senate that would give CPS a desperately needed $375 million boost next year. In fact, they haven't said a word, even though House Speaker Mike Madigan could allow the bill to come up for a vote any time ... Welcome to the latest chapter in the story of Emanuel's fawning relationship with the speaker. The mayor may be pleading and stroking behind the scenes. But in reality, there's absolutely no doubt who wears the pants ... I asked folks in the mayor's office and CPS if they wanted to comment. I got this statement, which gives milquetoast a bad name: 'CPS leadership and City Hall are in regular contact with legislative leadership in both chambers, and we're encouraged that they're committed to addressing education funding during this legislative session.' In denial: "Right, guys. Keep telling yourself that. Maybe you can put it to music while, like that orchestra on the deck of the Titanic, Chicago Public Schools slips under the waves."  CPS IN A DIFFERENT MESS -- "Hard to duplicate Illinois' 1980 CPS rescue," by Better Government Association's Andy Shaw: "Today's CPS crisis is much worse than 1980-a billion dollar shortfall caused by unchecked overspending on bureaucracy and union contracts, a gigantic pension bill finally coming due, and arguably insufficient state funding. This time there's apparently no viable rescue plan. Governor Bruce Rauner suggested CPS consider bankruptcy ... A Springfield intervention actually made sense in 1980-Illinois was in decent shape financially-but today the state can't pass a budget, pay its bills or solve its own pension crisis, and its credit rating, like CPS and the City of Chicago, is in the toilet. That prompted one wag to compare the takeover flap to a child custody battle between two dysfunctional parents-pity the children. Not surprisingly, Rauner's plan died before the comedy riffs intensified."  The dysfunctional quote, at least here was: "It's like taking kids away from the junkie mother and giving them to the alcoholic father." -- a lobbyist summing up the intelligence behind allowing a struggling Illinois take over a struggling CPS and Chicago. KAREN LEWIS SUPPORTS MANAR BILL AS 'FIRST STEP' -- Chicago Newsroom's Ken Davis interviews Lewis: Lewis (at 7:00) "We support Senate Bill 231 as a first step. It's not a solution to the problem. And while it does look like it's taking from the rich and giving to the poor, what it does is it starts us on a road to equity. Not equality, but equity. And I think that people don't understand the difference between the two concepts. Especially when you use property taxes as the majority of funding for public schools, there's always going to be this huge gap - an inequality - from the very beginning. So if we're going to evaluate people equally, then we have to have some sort of funding formula that works. I mean, it's easy. Go to the wealthier school districts. Look at their buildings. Look at their curriculum. Look at what they have to offer. It's quite different from what you see in many of our schools." Why she's not standing on the same stage with Forrest Claypool: "The problem is, they want us on their bus. I'm not getting on the crazy train with these people. I want to have real solutions that figure out how to deal structurally with these issues."  FED JUDGE INSISTS ON HAVING RAHM ON STAND -- "Whistleblower case will involve Mayor Emanuel," by the Associated Press: "Attorneys for the city of Chicago have told a federal judge they are prepared to admit to a jury that a code of silence exists within the police department in an attempt to keep Mayor Rahm Emanuel off the witness stand. But U.S. District Judge Gary Feinerman said Friday he would still ask Emanuel to testify in the case of two whistleblower police officers suing the city, explaining that the mayor's testimony could offer 'much more texture' on the issue. Legal experts said it was likely the city would settle rather than allow Emanuel to take the stand in the case, which is set to go to trial May 31. But they said the city's willingness to have attorneys formally acknowledge a code of silence in court was a significant step after years of denials."  TODAY'S SUN-TIMES' COVER; 'DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE': "New study shows traces of spine in Chicago City Council," by Chicago Sun-Times' Fran Spielman: "Long known as a rubber stamp for Chicago mayors, the City Council has been showing rare signs of independence ... It gained momentum after Emanuel was deeply wounded by his handling of the Laquan McDonald shooting video. Now there's hard evidence of that political pushback by aldermen who no longer fear a mayor whose powerful veneer has been lifted: a study of City Council voting patterns by the University of Illinois at Chicago's Department of Political Science. The report shows that the number of divided roll calls surged dramatically - from 67 during Emanuel's first four years in office to 32 over a 10-month period ending in mid-April. During Emanuel's first term, 37 aldermen - 74 percent of the 50-member City Council - supported the mayor at least 90 percent of the time. That reliable bloc of support has dropped to 28 aldermen, or 56 percent. That's only two votes more than needed to pass legislation."  DUCKWORTH CAMPAIGNS - in East St. Louis today where she will go on an urban gardens tour then meet with local media. Kirk's new digital ad on Duckworth headed to civil trial in August:  LOCAL MURDER FEATURED IN NEW DOC -- "Documentary on murder of Rolling Meadows student airs Wednesday," Daily Herald staff report: "A documentary about the 2001 downstate murder of Shannon McNamara, a college student from Rolling Meadows, airs Wednesday night on the Investigation Discovery channel. The one-hour episode, entitled "Grim Reaper," is part of the six-episode "Murder U" series that examines murders that have taken place on college campuses. McNamara, a Rolling Meadows High School graduate and aspiring teacher, was killed during her senior year at Eastern Illinois University in Charleston. Anthony Mertz was convicted in 2003 of breaking into her apartment, then strangling and mutilating her. He is currently serving life in prison after his death sentence was among those commuted when Gov. Pat Quinn abolished the death penalty in 2011."  COMPELLING READ -- "Fifty years later, the first campus massacre lives on,"by the Los Angeles Times' Molly Hennessy-Fiske: "The entrance to the tower looming over the University of Texas here is inscribed with the Bible verse John 8:32 in massive block letters: "Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free." It befits academic life at one of the country's premier public universities. But the tower is best known as the perch from which a former Marine sniper carried out what is widely considered the nation's first mass shooting. In that sense, the inscription speaks to a different quest for truth: the truth about who killed the killer that August day 50 years ago. The question still hangs over the man who has long been celebrated as the hero. It hangs over the family of the man who went to his grave believing he deserved more credit. None of them, it seems, will ever be free."  Headlines: "Michelle Fields joins The Huffington Post, to cover Trump," by POLITICO's Hadas Gold "This Is What the Future of American Politics Looks Like. This year, we're seeing the end of a partisan realignment, and the beginning of a policy one - and U.S. politics is about to change big-time," by Michael Lind for POLITICO Magazine:  TODAY's EVENTS courtesy of IntelligentEvent @Chi_Intellevent Former US Attorney General Eric Holder - Institute of Politics - Less than a year after leaving his post as US Attorney General, Eric Holder joins the IOP for a discussion of his experience at the Justice Department, politics, civil rights, more. A veteran of the Obama administration, Holder served as the nation's top attorney from 2008 to 2015 during which he took on issues like criminal justice, terrorism, immigration, and same-sex marriage. Given his incredible breadth of experience in politics and law, Holder will provide his insights on current issues and the direction of the country. More than One Bad Apple: Police Oversight and Systemic Change - Institute of Politics - Dr. Daniel Isom II, a national leader in policing and criminal justice research and studies, former St. Louis Chief of Police, will explore the process to investigate police misconduct. CYR May Meeting with Emily Zanotti - Chicago Young Republicans - The Chicago Young Republicans welcome Emily Zanotti ... to discuss her experiences working in politics in Chicago, her thoughts on the 2016 election, as well as her contributions to the book Love Her, Lover Her Not: The Hillary Paradox WHERE'S RAHM? No schedule provided; mayor will announce new paving schedule in neighborhoods. WHERE'S RAUNER? At the governor's office in Springfield with GOP leaders "and job creators" to discuss "what's at stake in final week of regular session." ** A message from Nuclear Matters: Some of America's existing nuclear energy plants face early closure due to current economic and policy conditions. Providing more than 62% of America's carbon-free electricity, existing, state-of-the-art nuclear energy plants play a vital role in achieving our clean-energy and carbon reduction goals. In Illinois, our nuclear energy plants provide 48 percent of the state's electricity and 90 percent of our carbon-free electricity. The existing nuclear energy plants also contribute nearly $9 billion to the economy and support approximately 28,000 direct and indirect jobs. But today Illinois doesn't properly value these plants for their carbon-free contributions, placing them in economic jeopardy. 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Crew, For those of you who responded to this already, thank you! For the rest, especially Clearwater-area guys, please take a few minutes to do this one. And I have a slight modification of what's needed. See below. ----------------- This is especially important for the Clearwater-area guys but anyone can do it. A very nasty article came out in the St. Petersburg Times today. If you are not going to write this letter, I would rather you not even read the article. Even if you're doing the assignment, reading the article is optional. It's basically just a pack of falsehoods about how SPs are "victims" because they have been declared and cut off from their friends and families. The article neglects to mention the horrendous suppressive acts that the SPs committed in order to get declared. They also neglect to mention that the doors remain open to these people if they cease their suppressive acts, take responsibility for what they've done, and make up the damage. Here's your assignment. Write a letter to the editor. What we want to do is "fill the vacuum". Here is the viewpoint I'd like you to write from: -The SP Times is a paper distributed in a community where there are thousands of Scientologists. We are sick and tired of the misinterpretation of our beliefs and practices. This is intended editorializing or sensationilistic reporting for the purpose of misinterpreting Church beliefs. The Church has a huge presence here. Scientologists are more than a little happy about what is happening in Scientology, our involvement and the various things we are doing to help Man - and the St. Pete Times articles just have nothing to do with it. Don't defend against what the article says, just tell the truth about your experience in Scientology. You can use specific positive examples of Scientology in your life or in social betterment outreaches. These letters have to be qualed. Send your letter only to me and I'll get them approved and back to you in a day or two. Thank you, Doyle ___________________ THE ARTICLE: The unperson Scientologists who cross their religion can be declared suppressive persons, shunned by peers and ostracized by family. By ROBERT FARLEY, Times Staff Writer Published June 25, 2006 "The only reason to declare someone a suppressive person is to give them a road map to their own salvation."- BEN SHAW, Scientology spokesman Church spokesman says Times report is unfair Some Scientology terms SP profiles "It's fun creating a new life. I just wish the ones I love more than anyone in the world could be part of it." - Caroline Brown, whose daughter no longer sees or speaks to her "It's the ultimate weapon for them because no one can talk to you." - Randy Payne, on the threat of being declared a suppressive person "The hardest thing for me is explaining to my daughter why she can't see her dad." - Astra Woodcraft, who left Scientology, and split with her family Kathy Feshbach reversed an invitation when she learned her guest was labeled an SP. Religions have always penalized those who betray the cause. Catholics excommunicate, barring the wayward from church rites. The Amish, Jehovah's Witnesses and some orthodox Jewish sects shun their nonconformists. In the Tampa Bay area's burgeoning Scientology community, members abide by a policy considered by some religious experts extreme: Scientologists declare their outcasts "suppressive persons." Another Scientology policy - called "disconnection" - forbids Scientologists from interacting with a suppressive person. No calls, no letters, no contact. An SP is a pariah. Anyone who communicates with an SP risks being branded an SP himself. Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard wrote the policies four decades ago, church leaders say, not as a tool to oust members but to provide those going astray with a mechanism to return to the church's good graces. That aligns with Scientology's tenets of improving communication, strengthening relationships. But SPs who have felt the sting and other church critics say the suppressive person policy is a sledgehammer to keep marginal members in line - and in the flock. Whatever Scientology's motivation, its suppressive person policy results in wrenching pain, say a dozen SPs interviewed by the St. Petersburg Times. Some have gone years without seeing or talking with sons, daughters, mothers, fathers - all of whom abide by Scientology's no-contact requirement. For a Scientologist thinking of forsaking the church, the decision is grueling: stay in or risk being ostracized from loved ones and friends. It left Caroline Brown in Cincinnati, weeping at the sight of a basketball court. * * * Like so many Scientologists, Caroline and her family came to Clearwater in 1991 to escape the "wog" non-Scientology world. By 1998, she was divorced and living with her teenage daughter, Darby Zoccali. Her ex-husband and son lived together just a few miles away. Caroline was unhappy, depressed. Her drinking strained her relationship with Darby. Mother and daughter agreed Caroline could give her life new purpose by taking a Scientology job in Ohio. As a church staffer, her Scientology counseling would be free. Darby, who just turned 18, stayed in Clearwater in her own apartment. But the counseling in Cincinnati didn't help, Caroline said. Depressed and having anxiety attacks, she was flat broke and crying herself to sleep. Walking past a basketball court one day, she burst into tears. Her son played basketball. What was she doing in Cincinnati, working 14 hours a day, seven days a week, a thousand miles away from her son and daughter? Caroline decided to bolt - from Cincinnati and from Scientology - even though she knew she almost certainly would be declared a suppressive person. Hers was an "unauthorized departure," akin to going AWOL. To leave church service in good standing, Scientology staffers must complete "sec checks" - short for security checks. They are like confessionals. Scientologists spell out transgressions to "feel better about them and take responsibility for them," Clearwater church spokesman Ben Shaw said. "It is one of the most invigorating experiences you can imagine." The process can take months. Fellow church staffers pose questions to the outgoing member seeking to discover "crimes" deemed to be the source of suppressive acts. Questions include whether an SP has made statements against Scientology to friends or to the media, but the sec checks can be extremely personal, according to church documents obtained by the Times. Questions can probe possible drug use, history of theft or nonpayment of taxes, or ask about masturbation or homosexuality. A staffer who leaves without routing out through sec checks violates a signed church contract, Shaw said, and likely will be declared an SP. That's what happened to Caroline. After she returned to Clearwater, the Scientology community turned its back. She bumped into an old Scientology friend at a Dollar Store. Without so much as a hello, the woman said, "Go handle it. You go fix it. Handle it." Darby wrote her mother a disconnection letter, and helped her brother, then 14, write one too. The letters are clear: Until you get back on good terms with Scientology, Mom, we're disconnecting. Darby says her decision to disconnect from her mother had nothing to do with Scientology. She says her mother doesn't need to become a Scientologist again for them to have a relationship. But she needs to do the sec checks to remove the SP label. Her message for her mother: "All you have to do is fix it. So do it. It's not that horrible." Now 23, Darby is a Pilates instructor and a service broker for her boyfriend's telecom company. She took her first Scientology class when her mother was in Cincinnati. "Every time I used it, my life got better," she said. "I'm not going to give that up for someone who created so much pain." Her mother knew the consequences of walking away. "It's more like she disconnected from me," Darby said. When Caroline got her son's disconnection letter, she called a lawyer. Her parental rights trumped Scientology's disconnection doctrine. She and the boy met at Cody's Roadhouse in Clearwater. "I love you more than any other human being on the planet," she told her son. He lit up, she said. She now sees him regularly. But not Darby. "My heart is still broken about not having my family," Caroline said. "I'm the one who got her (Darby) in it, I'd like to be the one who gets her out." Remarried now, Caroline attends St. Petersburg College, hoping to become an art teacher. "It's fun creating a new life," she said. "I just wish the ones I love more than anyone in the world could be part of it." * * * The suppressive persons who spoke to the Times were declared SPs because they publicly and repeatedly challenged the church. They also faced the church's regimented internal justice system. The process typically begins with a Scientologist writing a "knowledge report" about another church member, outlining alleged transgressions. The accused may be directed to undergo ethics counseling or ordered to face a "committee of evidence," a tribunal of church staff members who, acting as jurors, determine if the person has committed suppressive acts. Suppressive acts must be renounced, and suppressive persons must atone. Failing to comply carries heavy consequences, as Randy Payne discovered. * * * For two decades, Payne, 53, was a dedicated Scientologist. He and his wife published a Scientology newspaper in Clearwater. He paid tens of thousands of dollars for Scientology training. He expanded his Clearwater private school, Lighthouse, which incorporated L. Ron Hubbard's study techniques, and opened sister schools in Scientology's target markets of Hungary, the Czech Republic and Italy. To use Hubbard's "tech" and materials, Payne agreed to pay 10 percent of his schools' revenues. He paid the fee initially, but stopped in 1997 because he said his curriculum had evolved to a point where Hubbard's techniques were used only marginally. The church threatened to declare him an SP. "It's the ultimate weapon for them because no one can talk to you," Payne said. He pleaded his case through four committees of evidence - two held in Clearwater, two in Los Angeles. He formally was declared a suppressive person on May 11, 2003. The order said Payne "spread false and derogatory statements to others about Scientology and Church staff." Scientology agents sought to cut off Payne's ties to the church community. A church ethics officer told an employee at Payne's school that he needed to quit, according to a note the employee wrote to Payne. Church staffers informed Payne's students who were Scientologists that Payne had been declared and that they should leave the school, he said. The suppressive person policy was used against him as a form of extortion, Payne said, to get him to pay the fees. He wrote legislators and met with law enforcement officials, asking they investigate his claim of extortion. Last October, Payne made a more public protest that could happen only in Clearwater. During the opening moments of a Clearwater City Council meeting, when residents typically complain about parking problems and potholes, Payne stood and with TV cameras recording his every word, complained about the Church of Scientology: "It is my belief that this church's leadership has created a corrupt internal justice system to enforce its money-making scheme on individuals and businesses." Council members sat mute. * * * Extreme? Perhaps. Effective? Definitely. That's the view of many religious scholars who say the motive behind Scientology's suppressive person doctrine is clear: keep members from breaking ranks. "That's the way the church keeps discipline," said J. Gordon Melton, director of the Institute for the Study of American Religion, a think tank in Santa Barbara, Calif., that focuses on smaller groups. "For them, that's an internal control mechanism." Scientology's disconnection requirement is far more extreme than the severing practices of most modern religions, Melton said. "I just think it would be better for all concerned if they just let them go ahead and get out and everyone goes their own way, and not make such a big deal of it," said Melton. "The policy hurts everybody." Church spokesman Shaw suggested the Times interview two other professors who have testified in Scientology's behalf in legal cases. "It is rather strict," said the first, F.K. Flinn, adjunct professor of religious studies at Washington University in St. Louis. It also is characteristic of a young religion, he said. "It has to do with feeling threatened because you're not that big. You do everything you can to keep unity in the group." Scientology is not as controlling as were the early Christians, Flinn said. Its SP practices are akin to the shunning of the Amish and Jehovah's Witnesses. Some Amish communities allow contact with close friends and families; Jehovah's Witnesses cut off all communication except in cases of family business or emergency. The second expert Shaw suggested, Newton Maloney, a professor at the Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, Calif., characterized Scientology's disconnection policy as "too extreme," particularly as it affects families. "Some people I've talked to, they just wanted to go on with their lives and they wanted to be in touch with their daughter or son or parent. The shunning was just painful. And I don't know what it was accomplishing. "And the very terms they use are scary, aren't they?" Shaw says the church's policy is far from extreme. Doesn't everyone distance themselves from negative influences? "Prisoners are disconnected from society," Shaw said. "Employees are fired, spouses scorned and divorced by their partner." Unethical lawyers are disbarred. Discriminatory businesses are boycotted. Journalists who fabricate stories are fired, he said. "All of these actions represent the practice of disconnection in cases where an antisocial person will not reform or restrain their destructive actions." The suppressive person and disconnection policies are a last resort, Shaw said. "The only reason to declare someone a suppressive person is to give them a road map to their own salvation." And many SPs have returned. Hubbard once wrote that SPs were "fair game," meaning that they could be "tricked, sued or lied to or destroyed." Hubbard canceled the "fair game" policy in 1976, saying it was never intended to authorize "illegal or harassment type acts against anyone." Church critics, however, remain wary. * * * Potential Trouble Source. No Scientologist wants to be called that. PTSs can't take classes or get the spiritual counseling called auditing. But if you maintain contact with a suppressive person, that's what you are. Two recorded messages left last year on the answering machine of Creed Pearson illustrate just how serious this can be. The caller: Scientologist Kathy Feshbach, a major contributor and founder of a Scientology mission in Belleair. The first call was placed on March 2. "Hi ... this is Kathy Feshbach. ... Ah, George Mariani is running for mayor again in Belleair, called us; wants us to have all our friends over on Sunday at our house at 4 for him to talk. It's really important because No.1, he is reaching for us, the Scientologists. So that's really a good indicator. So I really want to have a big showing for him. ... So, anyway, it's a big deal that the mayor called us so I really want you guys to come over." What Feshbach did not know was that Pearson - a Scientologist for 25 years and big church donor - had been declared a suppressive person the previous month. Pearson, 50, said he was declared because he told his friends in Scientology that the religion was being altered by current management. He also said L. Ron Hubbard had lied while ticking off his accomplishments during a speech. Four days later Feshbach called Pearson back and left a second message. It was clear she had learned he was a suppressive. "Hi, Creed, this is Kathy Feshbach. Sunday morning ... I just heard that you were under some kind of ethics cycle. So, you are not invited to our house today. I am sure you understand. So, ah, thank you very much for understanding. Please do not attend the event. Thank you very much for understanding." * * * As the community of Scientologists has grown to an estimated 10,000 in the Tampa Bay area, so too has the number of declared SPs increased, according to church officials and former members. Shaw said there are only about 40 SPs in the bay area. Former Scientologists say the number of suppressive people is much higher. Thousands of SP declare files are kept at the church's administrative headquarters in California, said Astra Woodcraft, who worked there for three years ending in 1998. Now, she is in those files herself. * * * The Woodcrafts are a family divided. The mother, a son and grandmother are Scientologists. The father and two daughters left. The two sides do not speak. Raised with her brother and sister in Scientology, Astra Woodcraft spent two years in Clearwater as a teen, living in a church-owned motel on U.S. 19 and serving as a Scientology cadet. Her family later moved to Los Angeles and at 14 she joined the Sea Org, the legion of church staffers who dedicate their lives to church service. Woodcraft was assigned to the ethics security team, which tried to keep people from leaving Scientology. One month after turning 15, she married a 22-year-old fellow Sea Org member. A few years later, she traveled to England to attend her grandmother's funeral. Enthralled with "the outside world," she stayed on for a time in England and decided to leave Scientology. Her husband wrote her from Los Angeles: "What really will happen if you decide not to come back and get declared? I will have to disconnect from you, and so will the rest of your family - your Mom, your Dad, Grandma, Matt and Zoe. Or, you come back and standardly handle the situation, with whatever decision you have made." Woodcraft, pregnant, filed for divorce. She was 20. She returned to the church in L.A. in April 1998 and did her sec checks. It took a month. She signed a document admitting to trying marijuana at age 13 and once stealing a pair of pantyhose. Then she left. Scientology hit her with a "freeloader's bill" for $80,000. Sea Org staffers get Scientology courses and auditing for free. But leave, and you are billed retroactively. She refused to pay. Later, Woodcraft's younger sister, then 15, also left Scientology. She was in the Cadet Org, living with her mother, then a church staffer in Clearwater. She called her father, who had been declared an SP years earlier. He picked her up at the Clearwater Library and spirited her away. Shaw provided the Times a letter from Astra Woodcraft's mother, Leslie Woodcraft. "While not happy about it, I could have accepted her (Astra's) decision to leave church staff," Leslie Woodcraft wrote. "But what is very, very upsetting is that she reverted to her old, dishonest ways." Astra became a "puppet of vested interests and her 'story' - lies and false accusations really," Leslie stated, likely made as a way to seek attention. The letter ended, "Still, I have not given up hope that one day Astra will realize that she made a decision that, as final as it may appear to her now, can be reverted." Astra says she left "not hating Scientology," but the church's reaction left her wanting nothing to do with it. "The hardest thing for me is explaining to my daughter why she can't see her dad," who did not contest Astra getting sole custody. "I don't want him to see her. I don't want Scientology to touch her in any form." But she wishes she could speak to her brother and mother and grandmother, all of whom remain Scientologists. "I really love my mom and I miss her a lot," Astra said. "I would love for her to see my daughter." Robert Farley can be reached at farley@sptimes.com or (727) 445-4159. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? 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Thanks Michelle. I agree with all your notes and especially cutting cakey. I want to think about any other suggestions for Dennis and will share any specific thoughts tomorrow. From: Michelle Raimo KouyateSent: Tuesday, October 28, 2014 6:22 PMTo: Pascal, Amy; Minghella, HannahCc: Watty, AriyaSubject: HOTEL T 2 Dennis/act 3 I spoke to Adam earlier and gave him my general thoughts on Act 3 and talked to him about the idea of aging Dennis up a bit and giving him more of a POV. He was hesitant and said he needed to think about it, so I said I would write up some specific thoughts and ideas. He also asked for my specific suggestions for act 3. So after the general notes, I do get pretty specific and they are not as conversational. I do suggest getting rid of Cakey all together since he really makes Dennis play babyish -- and he is still being used to scare the fangs out of Dennis in Act 3 so if we keep that idea it may need to be a generic superhero.Let me know your thoughts as soon as possible and I can get him one set of notes.Notes:There are a lot of great changes in these pages, especially the third act . The scene with Dennis trying to be a bat is going to be heartbreaking and the new climatic battle with Bela in the woods is a fantastic new ending and works better than what we had before. We also love the scene when Drac stands up to Vlad – we think it's a moment that will get the crowd cheering for Drac. It feels like rhythmically there is some condensing to be done and that we need an on-point emotional tie up for Dennis and Drac (specific suggestions below). As I mentioned to Adam, it would be beneficial to us from both a marketing and a story perspective if we beef up Dennis' character and give him more of a point of view. Audiences want to see this kid interacting with the monsters and they love the idea of the Grandfather/grandson relationship and we want to deliver on a character that is both memorable and special to this film. In general, let's age him up a bit and make him a little more self-aware and reactive to what is going on around him (think Jonathan Lipnicki in Jerry MacGuire). We just want to make sure his character and his interactions and relationships with the other monsters are everything they can be. Let's make him into a greater presence in the film and give him some more attitude and personality. Because you just turned the draft around, we want to offer some specific ideas and suggestions of things for existing scenes.On a similar front, the idea of this human kid in a monster hotel is a big one, so we'd love to find a few moments in Act 1 when we see Dennis interact with the monster-ness of the Hotel. What can a kid can get into inside the Hotel that could be monstery and fun? Like getting caught in one of the spa contraptions or crawling into a vat of spiders. Moments like these would help in the marketing of the film. Specific areas: In general, Dennis's use of "cebauseâ€Â� instead of "because� makes him sound very young. Let's consider having him say "because� anywhere there's a "cebause� to make him sound older. Page 23: Making Dennis more self-aware would help to "age up� his personality and maybe he recognizes in this scene that his attempts to fly aren't working.Page 23: To not make Dennis seem so baby-ish, maybe he doesn't cry in this scene. It could be enough that his lip quivers like he's about to cry, and this is enough to make Drac try anything so that he won't cry. Page 24-25: Dennis reads very young when he shouts out "Video!� and "Yay! Video!� Without those lines, he might read older. Page 27: When Wanda sprays Winnie to get her off of Dennis, maybe Dennis plays it more cool, like "It's okay, Aunt Wanda, I can handle it.� Page 26-30: In general during Wolfpup Party, it would help if Dennis had more of an attitude that he can hang with the monsters. (We love when he says, "Best. Party. Ever.�) For example, when Mavis tells him to be careful, Dennis would seem older if he told his mom to stop because she's embarrassing him; he doesn't want to be treated like a baby.Page 41: In general, it would help to make Dennis more aware of what the monsters are teaching him and make him an active and willing participant. Dennis could be more interested and engaged with the lessons, and maybe he's really excited to learn monstery things or maybe he makes funny commentary of the monsters and how they don't seem so monstery. Here on Page 41, we could have a scene-let in which Drac tells Dennis he's going to get lessons in how to be a monster. Page 41: It's worth another conversation about Cakey because Dennis's love for Cakey makes him feel much younger than five years old. Dennis feels much older and more his age when he idolizes superheroes. Let's discuss.Page 42: When Drac yells at the monsters and asks "What is wrong with you?� it might be fun to have Dennis side with his grandpa and have an attitude like, "Yeah, guys, what's wrong with you?�Page 44: Instead of Dennis saying, "Yay! He's gonna say 'boo'!� maybe Dennis could play a little older here and interact with Frank. He could ask Frank some smart questions about what they're going to do.Page 47: We think it would help if Dennis was participating more in this scene only momentarily distracted by the avocado. Page 48: Instead of Dennis saying, "Yay! Uncle Wayne got the frisbee!� maybe Dennis is more aware that Wayne failed and could call out to Drac that this attempt didn't work. Another idea is that Dennis's takeaway from the lesson is that he thinks he has to catch a frisbee too. Page 52: Along the lines of making Dennis more self-aware of what Drac is trying to do with these lessons, maybe Dennis is excited here about what the Mummy is going to teach him. Instead of Dennis saying, "That sounds mean,� he could think it sounds cool. Dennis could even say something like, "Papa Drac, I think this one's going to work� indicating his desire to be a monster and is just as disgusted as Drac when Murray craps out.Page 60: Dennis sounds baby-ish when he says "Papa Peepee!� Maybe he could react by saying, eeew, it's gross. Page 101-102: We'd like to "age up� Dennis's dialogue in the Dog Fort scene. One way to do that would be to use "because� instead of "cebause� as suggested earlier. Also, maybe he could be more self-aware and knowing when he says "They think I'm not happy because I don't have hair on my face like you. I'm sorry I'm not a monster.� Also, Dennis sounds simple when he says "You're nice, Winnie.� Maybe he says instead that no one's ever told him he was perfect. · Act 3: As promised here are some specific ideas condensing/trimming for Act 3 and a few other thoughts:Pa Page 80: Not a cut but would be great to get an idea of what caused the rift between Drac and Vlad in this scene. Later on page 100 Drac says "Because you won't change and because of that you lost me" but not sure what that is in reference to. We did discuss the idea of putting back in that Vlad thought Martha's bloodline was impure and maybe that was it -- it would tie into his outrage over humans now. Page 86-87: Look at cutting the beat with Dennis and the cousins. It doesn't seem necessary anymore to show that the human kids are nasty to Dennis. Instead, let's start the scene with the Phantom's song and then transition to Johnny and his dad talking about Dennis's education.Page 91: We could cut Drac and Johnny talking about Johnny's accent. After Drac says, "You look like you got a baboon's butt on your head,� we could go right to Suit of Armor coming up and announcing that Cakey has arrived. Page 92-93: We could also cut the section with Frank's demonstration of Pig Latin, the menopause joke, and Frank re-introducing himself to Vlad. After Drac says, "Always has to make an entrance,� Drac could tell Frank to go take care of Vlad. Frank would then take Vlad over to Drac's friends and introduce Mummy, etc. (as he does in the current script). · Page 104: Bela could call the cronies to the Hotel. Currently, it's Dennis's roar that awakens them. It would make more sense for Bela to summon reinforcements and if he calls a beat earlier it could help with timing of their arrival. Pa Page 106: We love that Drac and Mavis have a sweet moment at the end of the film, but we're missing an equally emotional moment between Drac and Dennis. So much of the film has been about Drac's relationship with Dennis – we feel it needs a resolution between them. Could we get a moment here where Drac apologizes to Dennis, tells Dennis that he loves him no matter what, and explains that he only did what he did because he wanted Dennis to stay? (Dennis had already left the Hotel when Drac said that to everyone earlier, so Dennis never got to hear this for himself.) Having one last dialogue here between Drac and Dennis could be very sweet moment at the end. ----boundary-LibPST-iamunique-1369549809_-_---


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Good morning all, Finance asked us to vet DeRay to act as a surrogate, possibly with the Chair, at an upcoming event. He has been an issue since 9/2015 with no updates for his involvement in Black Lives Matter protests. I believe he is currently running for Mayor of Baltimore. DeRay McKesson-organizes protests; active in the "Black Lives Matter" Movement; has met with WH officials and candidates like Bernie Sanders; arrested during protests this past month in Ferguson, MO; tweeted assuming the shooter of the two reporters in VA was white Thanks! Chad Rivard | Senior Research Supervisor, Compliance Democratic National Committee direct: (202) 572-5486| cell: (616) 308-0330 [Description: Description: Description: Description: Description: Description: Description: Description: Description: Description: Democrats] DeRay McKesson-organizes protests; active in the "Black Lives Matter" Movement; has met with WH officials and candidates like Bernie Sanders; arrested during protests this past month in Ferguson, MO; tweeted assuming the shooter of the two reporters in VA was white 8328 Ardsley Dr St. Louis, MO 63121 DOB: 7/1985 Employer/Occupation: Self / Activist NGP Notes: None NGP Vet History: * 5/16/2016 - Issue 6OK; nothing new * 1/13/2016 - Issue 6OK; nothing new * 9/18/2015 - Issue 6OK; BNS CONTRIBUTIONS: None EVENTS: * 1/16/2016; SC020; Charleston Jazz Brunch * 10/1/2015; GA90; DWS Reception LOBBYIST/DOJ FARA: No EARMARKS/TARP/ARRA: None LIENS: No JUDGMENTS: None BANKRUPTCIES: None CRIMINAL RECORDS: None LEXIS-NEXIS NEWS SEARCH: Yes * Black Lives Matter movement finds influencing 2016 contest a challenge; The protest organization drew no mention during the second GOP presidential debate: "There were more than 34,000 words uttered during the three-hour Republican presidential primary debate Wednesday night. None of them were "black lives matter." For more than a year, the nation has been locked in a passionate discussion about race and policing - driven by the killing of unarmed black men and women by police officers. But, as underscored Wednesday night, the movement that has funneled thousands of protesters into American streets, prompted new scrutiny of law enforcement and forced Democratic presidential candidates into several stumbles on the trail, has yet to receive significant attention in the GOP race. How to best influence the 2016 presidential contest remains a challenge for activists and organizers working under the Black Lives Matter banner - in part because different factions of the movement disagree starkly over the best way to do so. Those tactical disagreements will be front and center this weekend during the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation's annual policy conference, which features an expansive list of panels with participants as diverse as protesters and policymakers who have risen to prominence during the current protest movement. "The real goal is to drive the narrative around the presidential debate," said Nick Mosby, the Baltimore City Council member who represents the neighborhood where riots erupted this spring after the death of Freddie Gray of an injury he suffered while in police custody. "And that's really hard." Several protest groups have vowed to continue staging demonstrations at candidates' public appearances, a tactic that has drawn significant criticism in political and protest circles. Other activists, including DeRay Mckesson - who is perhaps the nation's most widely recognized protester linked to the movement - have focused on policy meetings, pressuring candidates to engage on the details of policing and criminal justice. On Wednesday, Mckesson was among activists who met separately with Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Valerie Jarrett, a senior adviser to President Obama, to discuss Campaign Zero, their policing and criminal justice policy platform. "The movement have brought issues of police and criminal justice to the forefront in ways that we haven't seen in decades," Mckesson said. "All of the campaigns will continue to need to think deeply about the issues that the unrest has brought to the fore." And on Friday, a new, bipartisan group, comprising young, black lawmakers and public professionals will arrive in Washington to meet with the Democratic and Republican national committees with the hope of succeeding where they think the young activists have fallen short thus far: getting the GOP candidates to take policing reform seriously. The Republican candidates are not the only ones under pressure. Some of the movement's biggest headlines of the summer came when members interrupted Democratic candidates Sanders and Martin O'Malley during a liberal policy conference organized in Phoenix by the group Netroots Nation. "Our group was pretty much solidified after the Netroots situation," said Ashley Bell, who is one of two chairs of 20/20 Leaders of America, an alliance of 40 young, black elected officials and policymakers that is evenly composed of Democrats and Republicans. But the disruptive protests were not an unqualified success. They drew criticism from many on both sides of the political aisle, causing some who want to see policing and criminal justice reform to worry that the protest movement would not be taken seriously by presidential candidates. "There was a lot of concern that we needed to make sure the candidates had a venue and marketplace to talk about these issues," said Bell, a Republican and former county commissioner in Hall County, Ga. "The next president might not be African American. If not, we need to make sure the next president understands the issues that affect black communities." Bell said his group has held preliminary policy talks with the presidential campaigns of Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) and Gov. Scott Walker (R-Wisc.). The group has also invited the candidates to a presidential forum in November at Allen University in South Carolina. An RNC official confirmed Wednesday that during the meeting Friday, 20/20 will present policy proposals on policing and criminal justice that are being considered for inclusion in the Republican Party's 2016 party platform. "We definitely have a long way to go," said Aja Brown, the mayor of Compton, Calif., who is in Washington this week. "We have to get to that moment where all of the candidates are really discussing the issues at the forefront of the national headlines so we can have a candid conversation about race, education and economic opportunity." In two debates that stretched for a combined five hours, the candidates in the Republican presidential field were asked just one question about what some on the left consider a new civil rights movement. "It was wildly disappointing for them to have a three-hour debate [Wednesday] and not once bring up these issues, which have completely altered the national conversation," Mckesson said. On Wednesday night, the only time the word "police" was uttered by a candidate was during a response by Paul about medical marijuana. The most memorable of just a handful of exchanges about criminal justice reform involved Jeb Bush's apology to his mother for smoking marijuana 40 years ago. "Our country is at a fork in the road," said Chelsi Henry, a conservative columnist for Ebony magazine and a member of 20/20. "These issues have come up during presidential elections before. What makes it so unique this time around is that we want to see more than a talking point." That has been the message delivered consistently by Mckesson and the others who came to prominence as activists after the fatal police shooting of Michael Brown, 18, in Ferguson, Mo., in 2014. That message was the focus of their sit-down with Sanders on Wednesday. The activists who met with Sanders were Mckesson, Johnetta Elzie, Brittany Packnett and Samuel Sinyangwe - the team behind Campaign Zero - as well as Erika Totten, a Washington-based activist and organizer, and Martinez Sutton, the brother of Rekia Boyd, an unarmed black woman who was shot and killed by an off-duty police officer in Chicago in 2012. After that session, Mckesson, Elzie and Packnett went to the White House and met with Jarrett and Roy Austin Jr., the deputy assistant to the president for urban affairs, in a meeting that included Phillip Agnew, of the Dream Defenders, and Jamye Wooten, of Baltimore United for Change. "We've seen broad engagement with Campaign Zero, at all levels of the politics," Mckesson said. "I'm encouraged. And I'm hopeful that the conversation with the White House is a beginning and will result in tangible things that affect these issues. The conversation only matters if it informs practice that impacts people's lives." Campaign Zero has earned the praise of prominent Democratic operatives and some activists, but it has also drawn the skepticism of some activists not involved in it - highlighting significant divisions among the young activists. "There is no doubt in my mind that our country must be aggressive in addressing institutional racism and a broken criminal justice system," Sanders said in a statement after his meeting with the activists. "I look forward to a continuing dialogue with Campaign Zero and other voices from communities of color to address deeply entrenched racial and economic problems in our country." Sanders and Hillary Rodham Clinton, the front-runner in the Democratic presidential race, are aggressively courting black voters, who were crucial to the Obama coalition. "It's not going to be easy to get our votes," Patrisse Cullors, another police-reform activist, said in a previous interview. "But if they're feeling compelled to meet with the people who have been leading the Black Lives Matter movement, then things are headed in the right direction." (Washington Post Blogs-September 18, 2015) * Dozens arrested in Ferguson protests: "Protesters arrested outside the federal courthouse face charges of unreasonably obstructing the usual use of an entrance and each will be fined $125. Ferguson, mo. - Quiet returned to the streets of this St. Louis County city on Tuesday, hours after more than 20 people were arrested during demonstrations marking the first anniversary of the fatal shooting of Michael Brown. After hundreds of protesters began marching into a street Monday night, police using loudspeakers told them to move out of traffic. When they didn't comply, officers advanced and took several people into custody. At least one officer also fired pepper spray into the crowd. More arrests followed before protests and the police presence began to diminish at 1a.m. Tuesday. In St. Louis on Monday, police arrested 57 people during protests outside the Thomas F. Eagleton Courthouse. The demonstrations were part of events dubbed #MoralMonday. ...Author and activist Cornel West, along with several prominent protesters including DeRay McKesson, 30, and Johnetta Elzie, 26, were arrested..."(FLORIDA TODAY-August 12, 2015) INTERNET: None Facebook * DeRay McKesson Tweets - Then Deletes - Claim That Virginia Shooter Was White: "Black Lives Matter activist DeRay McKesson continued his pattern of jumping to conclusions and getting his facts wrong on Wednesday when he tweeted out to his 200,000 followers that the man who fatally shot a TV reporter and cameraman in Virginia was white. McKesson quibbled with initial reports that the shooter - who had not been identified at the time - was a disgruntled ex-employee. The activist, who began touring the country as an organized protester after the Michael Brown shooting last year, appeared to believe that the shooter was white. He compared the initial reports to how Muslims are characterized as "terrorists" following similar incidents. McKesson deleted the tweet after the shooter was identified as Vester Lee Flanagan, a 41-year-old black man. He later acknowledged his incorrect tweet laying blame on false reports, but did not offer an apology. ...Ironically, earlier on Wednesday, McKesson appeared on C-SPAN's "Washington Journal" to talk about his activism and the Black Lives Matter movement and scolded a critical caller for not getting her facts correct. The caller argued that McKesson should focus more on cases of so-called black-on-black crime. McKesson himself has been accused of playing fast-and-loose with the facts in the past. In many of the cases he's protested - from the Michael Brown case to Freddie Gray's death to Sandra Bland's - McKesson has made claims to his large Twitter following that turned out to be false. McKesson has become a hot commodity for several presidential campaigns. Hillary Clinton invited him to a campaign event in June. And Bernie Sanders reached out to him on Twitter to set up a meeting to discuss the Black Lives Matter movement." (dailycaller.com-8/24/2015 ) From: Vaughn, Jordan Sent: Monday, May 16, 2016 11:14 AM To: Vet_D Subject: DeRay Mckesson Hey team, can we please vet DeRay Mckesson (100683684) to act as a surrogate for us at a young professional event possibly featuring the Chair? Thank you. Jordan C. Vaughn National AALC Finance Director Democratic National Committee (202) 488-5089 (o) | (407) 797-2215 (c) VaughnJ@dnc.org


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