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By JOHN LESLIE On Jan. 18, MOVE 9 political prisoner Delbert Africa was released on parole from prison after more than four decades in lockup. Delbert Africa and his eight co-defendants had spent over 40 years in prison after being arrested in the police attack on the house of the MOVE organization in 1978. The […]
From apnews.com By SARA BURNETT – January 13, 2020 MILWAUKEE (AP) — When Quentin Blackburn was sent to prison for his first felony conviction in the 1990s, the consequences were clear: he could no longer vote or possess a firearm. It wasn’t until last month that the 48-year-old Milwaukee man found out his right to […]
via Ex-prisoners who can vote sought for Wisconsin 2020 election — the new plantation
📄50 + Years Political Prisoner Ruchell “Cinque” Magee has been moved. Please send him a letter of support today! Ruchell Cinque Magee #A92051 #T 115 California Medical Facility Post Office Box 2000 Vacaville, California 95696-2000 IN PRISON 56 YEARS Ruchell is the longest held political prisoners in the U.S. and perhaps the world, having been […]
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — More than two dozen Mississippi inmates sued the state Tuesday, saying understaffed prisons are “plagued by violence” and inmates are forced to live in decrepit and dangerous conditions. The federal lawsuit follows an outbreak of violence that killed five inmates and left an undisclosed number of others injured between Dec. 29…
via Lawsuit says Mississippi prisons are ‘plagued by violence’ — Black America Web
Dr. Martin Luther King’s birthday is the greatest sheer spectacle of hypocrisy and historical duplicity of the year, as Black misleaders take center stage to claim his mandate and mission on behalf of a corporate party. “While Dr. King rejected an alliance with the ‘triple evils,’ Black Democratic misleaders describe their deal with the Devil […]
via Black Agenda Report-MLK and the Black Misleadership Class — TheConfirmationFiles
On November 18th, a group of Black mothers took up residency inside a vacant house in Oakland. 57 days later, the women and their children were evicted by swat. Their story sparked a national conversation about housing, capitalism, and homelessness. Now, after two months of protests and support from locals, the women will be allowed to…
via Homeless Oakland Mothers Who Occupied Vacant House Reach Deal To Buy Property — Black America Web
