Kahlil
Jacobs-Fantauzzi
Again, Another Hearing in Berkeley
Thurs. Feb 24, 2000
Kahlil Jacobs-Fantauzzi, the only KPFA free speech protestor still facing
charges, went to court again today at 2pm. Again the hearing was
postponed. Kahlil, a teacher in San Francisco, was arrested last summer
during the free speech protests at KPFA radio. The hearing will took place at 2
PM at the Berkeley courthouse, 2120 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
Of the more than 100 protesters who were arrested last summer when armed guards were used to close down KPFA radio for several weeks last summer, Kahlil is the only one whose charges have not been dropped. Kahlil is on the Local Advisory Board of KPFA and played a key role during Camp KPFA to maintain communication between the peaceful protesters and the police. He is also a community activist working against youth incarceration and for the freedom of political prisoners.
[Lighting was difficult due to west facing
windows -
so please excuse the pushed exposures on some of these photos. - Susan]
A new poster made to help publicize Kahlil's case. |
Kahlil talks with Gary Evans of North Bay/KPFA Folio - |
Kahlil gives news announcements about his case and the
work on No on Prop 21. |
Wendell Harper (left) interviews Kahlil for KPFA |
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I pulled a couple photos I took of Kahlil back on July 14, 1999 in front of KPFA when he was acting in his liason role. I had converted them to grayscale for the North Bay KPFA Folio and thought I'd add them here as well.
Kahlil and others asking for explanation |
URL of this page is: http://www.fsm-a.org/kpfa/KPFA02-24-00a.html
(photos taken by Susan Druding with Nikon Coolpix950 digital
camera)
This page updated last at : 12/02/00 09:31 PM