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Protesters chanting "No justice, no peace" gathered outside the Justice Department on Wendsday to demand that federal authorities investigate the "Jena 6" case.

"We're here today in solidarity with the Jena 6," shouted Howard University senior Eugene Puryear, the organizer of the event. "All charges should be dropped and the Jena Six should be free."

The event, sponsored was by the ANSWER Coalition,The confrontation followed months of escalating racial tensions touched off when three white students hung nooses from a tree on school grounds.

Protesters lifting their neon signs high, formed a rotating circle along the shady sidewalk in front of the Justice Department as some drivers in rush hour traffic honked in support.

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Civil rights leaders who met Friday with top Justice Department officials said they are discouraged that the department has not filed any civil rights actions in the racially charged "Jena 6" case.

"It was a very disappointing meeting," Rev. Jesse Jackson told reporters after he and other leaders emerged from talks with Rena Comisac, interim director of the Justice Department's civil rights division.

Jackson said the department was too slow to "enforce the law" against acts he considers hate crimes and threats of violence.

The meeting came a day after the district attorney in Jena, La., confirmed that he would no longer seek an adult trial for 17-year-old Mychal Bell, one of six black teens arrested for beating a white classmate. He still faces trial as a juvenile.

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FBI investigating A Virginia man who posted names and addresses of Jena 6 students online



The FBI says it is investigating a Roanoke, Virginia man who posted the personal information of the "Jena 6" students on his website, urging white supremacists to "deliver justice" by lynching them.

Bill White, who calls himself the Commander of the American National Socialist Workers' Party, posted the names, apparent addresses and phone numbers of the 6 students the same day thousands descended on the Jena. Louisiana to protest against what they call injustice in the court system. The FBI is reviewing the website for any possible federal violation, Special Agent Sheila Thorne, of the New Orleans FBI office said in an email to WAVY.com. Thorne would not say if the agency has spoken to White or if the information on the site is accurate.

Rev. Al Sharpton told reporters families of the Jena 6 students have received harassing and threatening phone calls around the clock.

Hampton Roads residents who traveled to Jena for the protests call White's website "ignorance at it's best.""He wants to threaten these young kids' lives and he's asking somebody to do the work that he won't even do; he's such a coward that he's going to ask someone to go do his dirty work and he sits on his hind-parts and won't step forward and do it himself," said Tony Lee who organized a bus trip to the small Louisiana town.

One of the Jena 6 students, Mychal Bell, remains jailed after a judge denied him bond on Friday. Bell and 5 other black students are charged in connection with the beating of a white student in December 2006.