AS PRISON REFORMERS WE MUST BE FIERCE AS THESE MEN

Credit ~ BBC with co-production from Discovery BBC Worldwide, John Hurt

Special thanks to these brave Dorobo tribesmen.

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State Organized Violence and Police Repression Never Works---We Never Forget---Stand Up Black August

Artwork by Antwan Williams

August 21, 1971, was the deadliest day in San Quentin history, and it’s still a painful topic, both inside the prison and out. At the center of the story was a Black revolutionary named George Jackson. Who was he, and what makes him so controversial, even today?

Snap Judgment presents, “August 21, 1971,” a special spotlight on Ear Hustle from PRX’s Radiotopia. This episode contains strong language and mentions violence and suicide. Sensitive listeners, please be advised.

Huge Thanks to Nigel Poor, Earlonne Woods and Antwan William, This episode was scored with music by Antwan Williams, Rhashiyd Zinnamon, and David Jassy.

Artwork by Antwan Williams.

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We Need To Reform Our Idea Of Prison

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Prison Is Much More Than Lock em Up Throw Away The Key

 

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New Texas Windham School District Family Literacy Program Lets Incarcerated Parents Play Role In Children's Education

 

                                

Credit Texas Department of Criminal Justice
Bryan J. Moore - The Echo staff

*NOTE* Tap newspaper then ctr+ to enlarge newspaper and read each section.

Even there are  times we can learn from states like Texas because the Texas Windham School District is a good program and how can we get it in Virginia?

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