DOJ Post Nominee Pushed Essay Comparing Cops to KKK
President Joe Biden’s nominee to lead the Justice Department’s civil rights division circulated an essay from self-proclaimed Marxist poet Amiri Baraka defending cop killer Mumia Abu-Jamal and referring to police officers as members of the Ku Klux Klan, according an email from her days at Columbia University.
Kristen Clarke forwarded the Baraka essay in an email on June 25, 1999, to her mentor, the late historian Manning Marable.
She suggested that the essay, entitled “Mumia, ‘Lynch Law’ & Imperialism” be placed in a magazine Marable edited and used for a panel on the death penalty.
“Here is a piece for the magazine & the panel 3 Race and The Death Penalty,” Clarke wrote to Marable.
The email was obtained by the American Accountability Foundation, a conservative advocacy group founded by two former Republican Senate staffers. The foundation, which has published other materials about Clarke on its website, BidenNoms.com, says that the email is from Marable’s academic archives at Columbia University.
Newly unearthed emails from the @Columbia Archives obtained by @bidennoms show @KristenClarkeJD , Biden's pick to head the investigation of Minneapolis PD, sharing articles with her colleagues comparing the police to the KKK. https://t.co/2InrqQpb8d pic.twitter.com/xli4BI9bCD
— BidenNoms, A Project of AAF (@bidennoms) April 21, 2021
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