Help support Judge Olu Stevens. No Justice No Peace

We must protect the ones who risk the comfort of this life for justice and the sake of others!

It a shame that the policies of racism established 400 years ago continue to shoe themselves as strong and alive as when they were coming created AND equally a shame that their aren't more Black justices speaking out knowing that their White colleagues are stacking the deck to ensure a conviction against Black's. The Simpson verdict in '96 was an example of just how White's react and retaliate when there is a majority Black jury pool. They are outraged and strategize, just as the racist rebublican congress, exactly 1 day after the country elected Obama. This judge is actually doing what he swore to do and the Living God stands with him. The judgement is now on America. It's real and Black's have the buying power to stop it.

I am praying that my vote will count in turning things around for the good of our people.

So that real justice will prevail.

We need more Judges like him

We need more judges like this.

Equity, Truth and Justice

I am petitioning on Judge Stevens behalf of not removing him from all criminal cases. I support his stance.

Thanks for speaking out against the whole Jim Crow laws. Kentucky is the last state that still practicing it.

Equality and justice for black people. Support this brother and his virtuous decisions.

justice must be fair to all

Thank You brother

A universal sentencing guidelines much like the federal sentencing guideline needs to be enforced a "point system"....EVEN THE SLATE

Justice is for everyone

Justice for "All".I stand with The Judge !!!

Standing up for the right of black people against this unjust society..

Being a victim of job discrimination in federal court, even my victory was taken away, when my lawyers were bullied into a settlement by a big law firm. Small and especially minority firms are being crushed.

We all deserve the same justice equally dispensed. As a Caucasion citizen, I strongly support the creation of diverse juries especially when the person being tried is not "white".

You have my support!

An all-white jury for a black person is not a jury of their peers.