Smif N Wessun Press Release! Use the media to your advantage!

 
 
   I recently brought you an article on the Monumental 5, they were 5 victims of police brutality in New York following the album release of Smif N Wessun. Yesterday July 7th, Pete Rock and General Steele(Smif N Wessun) spoke out at a press conference at New York City Hall.

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Man I'm uber exicted about this Heineken concert tommorrow in my hometown of Stone Mountain. It's at a secret location and I think it's invite only. A good friend of mine got a pair and gave me a ticket. So Shoutout to my big homie Rae for the tickets. I will be sure to post what I can tommorrow after the concert.  Chyhi da Prince and Pusha T are the headliners so you know it will be a great show. CAN"T WAIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Part 2 of the smif n wessun press release (videos)

Montgomery explains that friends and family gathered to celebrate the album release of Monumental, the collaborative album of Pete Rock and Smif N Wessun. The sold­out event, held at Tammany Hall in the Lower East Side of Manhattan, was peaceful on the inside and outside. Earlier in the evening some guests wanted to enter Tammany Hall but were turned away by the club’s management and security. A minor argument ensued but was peacefully settled by the club’s bouncers. Thirty minutes later, approximately

COMMUNITY OUTRAGE AGAINST NYPD POLICE BRUTALITY! pt.1

This is a press release on the Smif N Wessun police incident from http://monumental5.bucktownusa.com/

Coalition of Supporters for The Monumental 5 To Announce Updates at Press Conference: Tuesday, July 5 at 12:00 pm (New York City Hall)

New York, New York – Concerned community members, hip hop artists, local activists, grassroots organizers, and elected officials will gather at the steps of New York City Hall to do three things: To show support for those who were beaten, maced, and arrested by New York City police officers (NYPD) at an album release party for Pete Rock, Tek and General Steele (of the hip hop group Smif N Wessun); to publicly outcry yet another instance of police brutality; and to issue a call­to­action to the community­