If you’re wondering how to respond to Georgia’s scheduled September 21st execution of Troy Davis you’ve come to the right place. Thanks to Courtney-Rose Harris of the NAACP for providing this information. AGB
Three ways to help Troy Davis and his family
The Georgia Board of Pardons & Paroles will determine Troy Davis’ fate on September 19 during a final clemency hearing. As NAACP President & CEO Benjamin Jealous said, “Time is running out, and this is truly Troy’s last chance for life.”
Now is the time for action! The NAACP (in partnership with Amnesty International) began the TooMuchDoubt campaign Tuesday. There are three easy ways that people can support Troy Davis.
1. Sign the petition to the Board of Pardons and pass this on to your friends and family. Each name means a more united front for justice:
2. Send a message of support to Troy as he fights for justice on what may be the final days of his life.
3. Make sure everyone knows about this injustice. Spread the word on Facebook and Twitter (hashtag #TooMuchDoubt) so that Troy Davis’ story can be heard. We still have a chance to save his life, but only if people are willing to speak out against injustice.
The NAACP will also be on the ground mobilizing our members and allies in the state of Georgia as Davis’ hearing date approaches. On September 15 we will hold a rally at the historic Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, GA.
It’s clear that there is no justice in executing a man when there is just too much doubt. We are certain that with this information your readers and supporters will be more than compelled to support Troy Davis. Feel free to reach out to me at 443/676-7503 or crharris@naacpnet.org with any questions.
Courtney-Rose Harris
NAACP Connect Project Specialist
New Media Department
1156 15th Street NW, Suite 915
Washington, DC 20005
(202) 463-2940 (O)
Friends of Justice 
Hi, me again…did you mistakenly put sept 15th for a rally at the church or is it the 16th? Or both? God bless
The statement I received from the NAACP says the 15th, that’s all I know. AGB
May G-d bless Troy Davis and you, Alan, for all your good work.
In email update on the Troy Davis case, Georgians for Alternative to the Death Penalty indicated that in Atlanta there be a march on Friday, September 16, 2011. The march is from Woodruff Park at 6pm to Ebenezer Baptist Church (Dr. MLK’s church) where an interfaith service will be held at 7pm. For up-to-date information, you can also follow that organization online at: http://www.facebook.com/gfadp and visit their website http://www.gfadp.org.
The International Day of Solidarity for Troy is being called by Amnesty for the 16th and a large rally in Atlanta is being planned for that day.
Here is the link to that information:
http://blog.amnestyusa.org/deathpenalty/days-of-solidarity-with-troy-davis/
For more on what you can do, check out http://nodeathpenalty.org/organizing-updates/september-7-2011-organizing-update/what-you-can-do-save-troy-davis
The list on this site makes it EASY to do our work for Troy!!!
http://www.facebook.com/#!/notes/kara-lynn-kai-sanders/time-to-go-big-time/10150362505222008
When I investigated this story in 2004, I uncovered evidence that the Savannah Police know precisely what they’re doing. In spite of this and many other attempts to bring justice about, this is the result we get. Thanks for the effort, in any event. I’ve written a final analysis here: http://sermcap.wordpress.com/2011/09/17/accessories-before-during-and-after-the-fact/