| Pyramid Entertainment's Social Awareness Page |
Pyramid Entertainment is very adamant about stressing social awareness; especially as it applies to
minorities. This page is dedicated to that effort. Each month we choose a social situation, be it a
negative or positive one that we feel should have your attention drawn to it.
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minorities. This page is dedicated to that effort. Each month we choose a social situation, be it a
negative or positive one that we feel should have your attention drawn to it.
Enjoy, Learn, and Teach
| Man charged with vandalism of Tupac Shakur Statue By DAVID SIMPSON The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Published on: 11/02/07 A 43-year-old DeKalb man was charged this week with the recent vandalism of a statue of Tupac Shakur at the arts center named for the slain performer. DeKalb police spokeswoman Mekka Parish said investigators have no reason to believe the suspect, Kenneth Anthony Wilson, had a racial motive in the Oct. 20 incident. Wilson, who lives on North Hairston Road near the center on Memorial Drive, is African-American. A spokeswoman for the center last week said she was told a noose was placed around the neck of the statue and the incident was being investigated as a hate crime. Parish reiterated Thursday that the object was a cross on a string. Police also said underwear was placed on the head of the statue and "defamatory" stickers and papers were left on the statue and a nearby sign. Wilson was charged Thursday with second-degree criminal damage to property, a felony. He was being held in the DeKalb jail under a $1,500 bond. Other News: If you would like to support The Jena 6: Click Here To Help |
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