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We Need You To Help Us To Verify and File State and Federal "Class Action Lawsuits". For Copies of Our Past Litigation Record Since 1990 Send Donations or In Kind Services To:

African League

230 Grand Avenue Suite # 576

New Haven, Connecticut 06513

203-469-6680

africanleague@aol.com

We Send Testers To Various Location To Test For:

* Civil Rights Violations

* Human Rights Locations

* Affirmative Action

* City Employment Practices

* Civil Service Violations

* Employment Compliance

* Contract and Contractor Compliance

* Housing Discrimination

* Police Abuse

* Racial Profiling

* Racial Discrimination

* Illegal Alieans

* Veterans Rights-Denial of Veterans Preference-Discrimination Against Veterans

* Womens Rights

* Bias Crimes

* ExOffender Rights

Targeted Cities In 2007

Hartford Connecticut

Bridgeport Connecticut

New Haven Connecticut

New Orleans

Harlem New York

Boston

Compton

Watts

We Refer Complaints To The Appropriate City, State and Federal Entity and Gather Documents To File "Class Action Lawsuits".

When You File A Complaint, Send Us A Copy For Documentation and Class Action Litigation.

You Can Also File A Complaint On This Site

Our Motto:

Employment-Education-Trainning-Leadership-Ownership

Our Creed: Look-Learn-Listen-Live-Love

African American Civil Rights Movement 1955-1968

U.S. Commission On Civil Rights

Complaint Verification Form

Marching To Save The Radio Station 94.3

 Willie Williams Jr, Rev. Al Sharpton, Aldermen Usef I. Shau, Rev. Boise Kimber, UNK Person

Love and Family

The Future of Your Children and College:

 It Is Non-Productive To Love, Honor, Cherrish and Respect Drug Dealers, Gang Members and Criminals. People Who Are Not Worthy of Your Respect Are Not Worthy of Your Love. Find, Search and Seek Out Possitive, Productive, Working Black Males To Marry.

Mission Statement

Improve The Lives of African Americans and People of African Ancestry By Coming Together, Working Together As A Collective, Working Like Soldiers, Moving As One 1. We Fight Racial Discrimination Using Advocacy, Litigation and Legislation.

Ideal, Organization, Finance, Leadership, Structure, Objective, Success, Duplication, Perpetuation.

Statement of Non-Discrimination

It Is The Policy of African League That No Person of African Ancestry Be Excluded From Participation In, Denied, The Benefits of, or Otherwise Discriminated Against Under ANY Program, Including Employment, On The Basis of Race, Color, Religion, Creed, Sex, Age, National Origion, Ancestry, Present or Past History of Mental Disability, Genetic Information, Marital Status, Mental Retardation, Sexual Preference/Orientation, Learning Disability, Pregnancy, Physical Disability, Including, But Not Limited To Blindness, or Prior Criminal Record, Political Beliefs or Veterans Status.

Civil Rights Issues

"Unsolved Murders and Missing Persons Since 1900"

* Investigation Into Unsolved Murders and Missing Civil Rights Workers Since 1900

* Missing Persons: Hall, Habersham and Scott ( My Relatives)

* STOP! IntraRacism In The African American Community

* Womens Rights: Equal Rights Amendment, Give Women The Right To Serve and Fight In Combat Units

* Affirmative Action

* Voting Rights Act

* Ex-Offenders Rights: DWB, Voting Rights Restoration, False Arrest, Police Abuse, Stop & Frisk, Racial Profiling

* Public Works Projects For Gang Members

* Gay and Lesbian Rights: Bias Crime Acts

* Employment Rights EEOC

* Housing Rights:Tenant Rights

* Business Loans and Contract Biding Rights*

* HUD Programs: Micro Business Loans $25,000.00 or Less For African Americans

* Health Care: Patient Abuse, Medication Fraud

* War On Drugs: States Rights To License Adults To Use Marijuana For Medical, Mental or Physiological Purposes

* Veterans Rights: Discriminating Against Black Vietnam Veterans

* Modeling Industry: Racial Discrimination, Models Rights

Crime Watch List

Police Take Notice

March 1st. 2007 9:30 A:M: Jack Burke @ 1-800-455-8026 Ext. 4266  Keeps Calling This Number 203-469-6680 Looking For Shana Elsie

 File # 28351861

My Mother & Father: Evelyn Hall Habersham and Leroy Habersham

Coming To Connecticut
 

We Had Land, Homes and Cars In The South During The 1930's Before The Klan Stole It.

Black Issues Today

Chatroom

Leave Your Message Inside

They Want To Be Seen, Noticed and Accepted

We MUST! Provide Services and Alternatives For Gangs

We Cannot Change Who Our Relatives Are or The Color of Our Skin, But We Can Change Who Our Friends Are and Our Inviroment and Space. If These Young Men and Boys Had A Different Tract To Stand On They Would Stand On It. This Photo Shows That Infrastructure and Public Service Work Projects Are Needed In America.

America Is Afraid To Provide Public Service Work Projects For These Young Men Paying $9.00-$10.00 per. Hr. Because 10% of Them May Do The Same Thing That I Did Three (3) Times. Save Their Money $$$ and Go Downtown New Haven Connecticut and Open Up A Storefront…A Commercial Business Paying Taxes and Hiring Others To Work.

That Would Give Them A Vested Interest In Their Inviroment, Make Them Concerned Citizens and Informed Voters.

Boutique

You Can Open A Boutique In New Haven For $8,000.00-$10,000.00

(A One(1) Person Operation)

Modeling Agency

You Can Open A Modeling Agency In New Haven For $3,000.00-$5,000.00

(A One(1) Person Operation)

War On Drugs

The New Black Slavery

Gun Violence

We MUST! Stop Killing Each Other

Name Calling

We MUST! Stop Using This Word

 See My Geneaology At Capitol City Realtors

Willie Habersham Williams Jr

Credit, Mortgage & Real Estate Consultant

Founder & President

Personal Profile

Black History: African League Was Started and Registered In Connecticut 1996. At That Time We Were Trying To Lobby The State Treasurers Office, Secretary of State and The Attorney Generals Office To Authorise The First Black Owned Bank To Come To Connecticut "Boston Bank of Commerce". They Promised To Help Black People Create Black Owned Businesses In Connecticut, It Never Happened.

Note: Only! Two(2) Black Organizations In Connecticut Signed The Petition: N.A.A.C.P. and African League: Roger Vann-President of The N.A.A.C.P. of New Haven and Willie Williams Jr-Founder of African League New Haven.

Volunteers Wanted!

If You Want To Help Us Grow, Be On A Committee, Have Skills, Ideals, Resourses or Know How To Write Grants and Proposals…Give Us A Call.

African League

230 Grand Avenue Suite # 576

 New Haven, Connecticut 06513

203-469-6680

africanleague@aol.com