African American Crime

When East, a low-level lookout for a Los Angeles drug organisation, loses his watch house in a police raid, his boss recruits him for a very different job: a road trip - straight down the middle of white, rural America - to assassinate a judge in Wisconsin. Having no choice, East and a crew of untested boys - including his trigger-happy younger brother, Ty - leave the only home they've ever known in a nondescript blue van, with a roll of cash, a map and a gun they shouldn't have. Along the way, the country surprises East.

Never underestimate the power of a woman especially one like me with beauty, brains and the greed to become the boss I am in a business where men rule. I know money and power hold hands. I mean what I say. I say what I mean. I eliminate threats including women and children. I had to prove to be stronger than, wiser than and better than the best. I put in work. I made moves that earned me respect in this action thriller of my wild, crazy and dangerous ride to remain on top by any means

"Single acts of tyranny may be ascribed to the accidental opinion of the day; but a series of oppressions, begun at a distinguished period and pursued unalterably through every change of ministers too plainly prove a deliberate, systematical plan of reducing us to slavery." – Thomas Jefferson In this report, I examine a few of the greatest conspiracies of our time. Our analysis of conspiratorial behavior should lead us to resist and do a little plotting of our own. During COINTELPRO programs of the '60s and '70s, hundreds were murdered and assassinated, thousands jailed, and tens of ...

After enforcer Richard “Rico” Sanders stepped in to protect his girlfriend from a local mob boss’s hot-headed nephew, all hell broke loose. When the smoke cleared, the nephew had vanished and three goons lay dying where they’d stood. Fighting for his life, Rico was alive but gravely wounded. Out of the hospital but not fully recovered, he needed a place to crash - a place where he wouldn’t be found. A place like the cabin owned by lawyer Paul Elliott, whose life Rico had saved more than once.

Upstanding officer, dedicated daughter, or stone cold killer? She's taking crime to an unspeakable level. At a very young age, Crystal knew that she wanted to be a police officer just like her father. Crystal's dad was nothing less of a superhero in her eyes and she was flabbergasted every time she caught a glimpse of him on television in his superhero uniform. Of course, as she got older she realized that it was just the evening news reporting local crime, but that didn't undercut her admiration for him.