However, I am in the process of contacting groups about the Black Commentator article about screening jurors for racial bias using their historical views of the Confederacy. I put the link for the article at the bottom of this blog.
Besides Friends of Justice I am in the progress of contacting other groups. I got a very positive reply from an officer in a national organization of radical lawyers.
"This is an excellent strategy for weeding out racially biased jurors during voir dire, and I will be sure to pass this on to the members of the [organization name removed]."Further I was asked for permission, which I gave, to have the article distributed at their upcoming conference.
So far I have been letting people know by means of email and the Internet. I have announced the article on a couple academic listserves. I am next going to start writing organizations.
Additionally, already, people are letting other people know about the Black Commentator article on jury selection and the concept behind it which will lead to yet other people letting more people know. I don't have to reach out to everyone, the basic idea is spreading on its own.
I have already volunteered to supply documentation to support this effort free of charge. I am looking forward to the first case where this method will be used.
Articles so far:
http://friendsofjustice.wordpress.com/2013/03/07/probing-the-subtleties-of-white-racial-bias/
http://www.blackcommentator.com/507/507_confederacy_jury_selection_sebesta_hague_guests_share.html