On July 12, 2021 I was transferred from the Indiana prison system to the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections (sic!). This was my sixth interstate prison system transfer in nine years. For a state
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On August 27, 2021 I received my recently purchased Jpay prison tablet, which can be used to correspond with the outside, send out articles, that sort of thing. Officials here at Southern Ohio Correctional (sic!) Facility aka Lucasville prison, know
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Some behavioral theorists believe that children who torture animals (those who pull the wings off flies for example), display early pathological tendencies and will likely become sociopaths or violent psychotics as they age.
What does this
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Black August is a month designated to pay tribute to the true heroes, martyrs, and history of New Afrikan (Black) people in our struggle for liberation against the over 400 years of violent repression, suffering, and exploitation that we’ve endured
… Read the restIf in 1921 Greenwood was a ‘hood,
They’d dismiss what happened as gentrification;
“Black Wall Street,” a phenomenal feat,
So historians erased it.
How the burning aimed to depopulate it,
A thriving Black community, although segregated.
White mobs massacred hundreds,
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The Panther Solidarity Organization (PSO) is a democratic mass organization that operates under the leadership of the Revolutionary Intercommunal Black Panther Party (RIBPP). It is an organization composed of the people to
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The Panther Solidarity Movement (PSM) is a continuation of the original Rainbow Coalition started on April 4, 1969 by Chairman Fred Hampton of the Chicago Chapter of the BPP.
Many efforts have been made to form Rainbow Coalitions, most often
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The police murder of George Floyd during the summer of 2020 was a lynching. The act differed little from the routine public murders of Black people by mob and police violence that has punctuated centuries of Black existence
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How often have the millions of us who’ve suffered the tortured abuse of U.S. imprisonment, heard officials self-righteously sermonize that we must accept responsibility for our accused crimes? Well, so too must they.
We call on everyone, especially young people,
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In December 1990, a Special International Tribunal was held on the existence and abuse of political prisoners/prisoners of war (PP/POWs) in the United States. The tribunal was conducted both to politically educate the public and as a semi-judicial event
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