ALT 3255- October 4, 2025 Flint Unity Farming Project, Delmond Marshall, will meet with Michigan Republican leaders on October 9 at 11:00 AM to address four urgent issues that Michigan Senate Democrats have allegedly ignored for over nine years. The meeting follows mounting public pressure, whistleblower testimony, and digital suppression—including the suspension of Marshall’s primary X acct 1. $48.6M Ben H. Marshall Act — A proposed federal bill to fund non-LGBTQ youth agriculture education, honoring Marshall’s grandfather & addressing historic funding gaps. 2. Flint Unity Farming Project DFAP Denial — Despite its 2016 launch to activate youth post–Flint Water Crisis, the project was denied USDA (DFAP) funds. 3. Area 72 Genetics DFAP Denial — Marshall’s Black veteran-owned seed firm, holder of a Guinness World Record strain, also denied DFAP support. 4. Flint Water Crisis Settlement — A call to honor Ben Marshall, Delmond Marshall, and other impacted individuals in any final settlement

ALT For 3,382 days, Delmond ‘The7Since1987’ Marshall has refused silence. His federal civil rights lawsuit—WDMI Case 1:20-cv-722, known as #WhoIsC19—remains a living archive of Michigan government corruption, Flint Water Crisis negligence, and systemic exclusion of Black-led projects like the Flint Unity Farming Project (FUFP). Filed in 2020, the case demands $1.8 billion in damages for Marshall and his community, citing years of obstruction, mail fraud, and civil rights violations that poisoned 85,000 Flint residents and denied justice to thousands more.Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Dana Nessel, William Schuette, Dawn Ison, Tim Sneller, Lee Chatfield, Matthew Schneider, David Leyton, and MEDC)—have yet to publicly address the 2021 #61925ksx corruption report Marshall insists must be released. That report, believed to document internal misconduct and whistleblower suppression, remains sealed, despite its relevance to Marshall’s 2022 divorce filing and reopened claims of mail fraud. 20m faybeydoun

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ALT 3263 days-In 2020, Delmond ‘The7Since1987’ Marshall filed federal case 1:20-cv-722, known publicly as the WhoIsC19 case, documenting overpayment, obstruction, and civil rights violations tied to the Flint Water Crisis and COVID-era whistleblower retaliation. Five years later, the legal record remains unrefuted, yet restitution has been denied. Today, Flint Unity Farming Project USA calls for full Department of Justice review, public release of sealed filings, and immediate remedy for the documented harms. The case, filed in the Western District of Michigan and acknowledged by the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts (AOUSC), centers on a September 2020 financial transaction—marked “CHECK MATE”—that overpaid on behalf of Ben H. Marshall, a 29-year civic educator and advisor at Flint Northwestern High School. The payment, made in good faith, was tied to a restitution ledger that remains sealed.

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ALT day 3382- pattern and practice of civil rights obstruction by the Michigan government, including illegal dismissal of federal case 1:20-cv-722 and four years of delay surrounding DOJ Civil Rights Report #61925-KSX.This archive activation is not a protest—it is illegal when whistleblower documentation is ignored & federal agencies are forced to investigate what state officials refuse to acknowledge. TIMELINE OF OBSTRUCTION• August 2020: Delmond Marshall filed federal case 1:20-cv-722 in the Western District of Michigan, naming civil rights violations tied to the Flint Water Crisis, whistleblower retaliation, and obstruction of justice. • December 2020: The case was illegally dismissed without full review, despite documented threats, call logs, and evidence submitted under archive protocol. • March 24, 2021: The U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division acknowledged receipt of Report #61925-KSX, confirming referral to the FBI and other law enforcement agencies for probe

ALT day 3493 Since 2016, FUFP has provided free agricultural education, fitness training, and food‑sovereignty to more than 589 children in Flint, Michigan. During the height of the Flint Water Crisis, FUFP filled a void left by state and local institutions, offering safe outdoor learning, healthy food access, and structured youth education school. Yet despite this service, FUFP has been denied more than 589 in‑state funding opportunities — a pattern so statistically abnormal that it warrants federal review. An OCI probe is appropriate. Publicly available records and reporting, several Michigan officials and political figures have received agricultural tax credits, grants, or program benefits without meeting the same licensing or operational standards demanded of FUFP. When a grassroots, Black‑led farming program with verifiable community impact is repeatedly denied support while politically connected receive agricultural benefits without documentation, the appearance of inequity shows-