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New Abolitionists Radio New Abolitionists Radio seeks to educate the public and agitate for an end of 21st Century Slavery and Human Trafficking.
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The program broadcast live every Wednesday night at 8:00PM EST. The page is managed by the NC based non-profit Black Talk Media Project media organization.

31/05/2024

So glad we have a young generation of abolitionists doing the work.

13/05/2024

One of the upsides of strapping cameras on Portland’s cops is that it could help prosecutors decide whether they have a strong enough case prior to filing criminal charges.This, officials say, makes the system more just. “The early identification of these issues a way of protecting a defendant f...

24/04/2024

Last Thursday, the Michigan State Police released an official statement regarding the killing of Samuel Dajon Sterling. Their statement is both infuriating and instructive, so I thought it would be…

18/04/2024

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14/04/2024

CALLS NEEDED! Michiael Ward is a wrongfully convicted torture survivor experiencing severe medical neglect at Pontiac Correctional. It’s been six months since Michiael suffered a torn Achilles tendon, yet Pontiac staff have refused to let him receive surgery. Correctional officers have instead escalated their brutality on Michiael with beatings and intimidation. This behavior is absolutely unacceptable and we have to let the warden know! Please make a call and leave a comment when you’re finished. Free them all!

06/03/2024
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State estimates show 1,333 people will be convicted of drug possession and 533 could go to jail every year under the bill approved by lawmakers last week.

If you don’t tell our stories, they will erase their atrocities against us.
03/03/2024

If you don’t tell our stories, they will erase their atrocities against us.

Black Talk Radio News w/ Scotty Reid Blog Honoring the mothers of Gynecology and Acknowledging the Horrors They EnduredBy Scotty T Reid In the streets of the capital of Alabama, towering at 15 feet, stand the sculptures of Anarcha, Betsey, and Lucy. Crafted… staff 03/02/2024 No Comments View More

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31/01/2024

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The New York City Council has voted to override Mayor Eric Adams’ vetoes on a solitary confinement ban and a "How Many Stops" bill to document police stops.

25/01/2024
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24/01/2024

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Documents say they'll get $500,000 each to leave the department.

17/12/2023

DNA evidence not available at the time of trial proves his innocence but has not been considered in court. Act today.

16/12/2023

Ena Farley has lived very happily in her home in Brockport NY for 50 years. She clearly articulates her wish to remain living in her home, and remain part of...

16/12/2023

The Virginia Department of Corrections says it will close four prisons and take control of the state’s only privately operated prison this summer.

15/12/2023

Death penalty opponents hope to persuade Democratic Governor Roy Cooper to grant mass clemency before he leaves office next year, worried that a Republican takeover could restart executions.

Slavery For All in the USA while telling us we need to spend billions to spread freedom across the planet. What a farce.
14/12/2023

Slavery For All in the USA while telling us we need to spend billions to spread freedom across the planet. What a farce.

"Alabama seems to be addicted to cheap labor," said one plaintiff who sued over forced prison labor. "Those who participate and those who partake in the slave process with Alabama are just as guilty."

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14/12/2023

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In a lawsuit filed this week, a group of current and former Alabama prisoners say they have been coerced into providing cheap labor to the state and to private employers.

13/12/2023

A Chicago man who spent 35 years behind bars for a murder he didn't commit was freed Tuesday after a judge vacated his conviction and dismissed all charge...

26/10/2023

Take five minutes, anytime over the next three days and demand that Central Mississippi Correctional Facility (CMCF) release the 500+ books that they are with holding (now for more than 11 months) from over 90 women at CMCF.

Please join our Mississippi Prison Banned Books Week Phone Zap - October 25-27
- https://mailchi.mp/prisonradio/10-26-23-mississippi-banned-books

“My sister is an African-American woman. Why is she getting swept under the rug?” Naomi Lubrin, her sister, asked at the...
04/10/2023

“My sister is an African-American woman. Why is she getting swept under the rug?” Naomi Lubrin, her sister, asked at the rally. “She was brilliant, she was amazing, she was laughter, but most of all she was loud.”

Orlando’s City Hall was a place of mourning, anger and suspicion Tuesday evening as dozens gathered on its steps demanding answers about the death of a woman found hanging from a tree in her …

Professor Simonson delves into the heart of her groundbreaking book, shedding light on the extraordinary ways in which e...
30/09/2023

Professor Simonson delves into the heart of her groundbreaking book, shedding light on the extraordinary ways in which everyday individuals are challenging and reshaping the landscape of mass incarceration.

Blog Debating AI About The Similarities of the Racist Ideology of the Americans and Hitler’s N**i RegimeBy Scotty T. Reid In continuing my experimentation with the suddenly much-talked-about and improved artificial intelligence tools being offered to the public which I did… staff 09/29/2023 No C...

Life seemed golden for Leon Jacob. Then he hired a hit man to kill his ex-girlfriend. His classmate exposes how the syst...
28/09/2023

Life seemed golden for Leon Jacob. Then he hired a hit man to kill his ex-girlfriend. His classmate exposes how the system repeatedly failed to stop him.

A former classmate exposes how the criminal justice system repeatedly failed to stop Leon Jacob’s trail of violence.

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So glad we have a young generation of abolitionists doing the work. #prisonlabor #SlaveryByAnotherName

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Morality Under Scrutiny: Seattle Cop's Disturbing Comments Raise Questions By Scotty T Reid In a recent revelation, the Seattle Police Department has released bodycam footage that has sparked outrage and raised serious concerns about the moral character of Officer Daniel Auderer. The footage, captured on January 24, shows Officer Auderer seemingly making light of a tragic incident in which a patrol car struck and killed Jaahnavi Kandula, a 23-year-old Northeastern University student, while responding to an overdose call. The video captures Officer Auderer claiming that the patrol car was not being driven recklessly, defending the actions of the officer behind the wheel, who was reportedly traveling at an alarming 74 mph in a 25-mph zone during a priority-one call. What is particularly disturbing is Officer Auderer's response when confronted with the reality of the young woman's death. In a moment that has left many in shock, he can be heard callously remarking, "No, it’s a regular person. Yeah, just write a check. Eleven thousand dollars. She was 26, anyway. She had limited value." These shocking comments have ignited a firestorm of criticism and cast doubt on Officer Auderer's suitability for a role in law enforcement. The officer attempts to justify his statements by suggesting they were made in a legal context, as if he were a lawyer representing a wrongful death lawsuit. However, his remarks, which devalue the life tragically lost, are inconsistent with the professional and moral standards expected of a law enforcement officer. The incident raises profound questions about the moral compass of those entrusted with protecting and serving the community. It underscores the need for transparency, accountability, and a thorough investigation into Officer Auderer's conduct, as well as a broader examination of the culture within the Seattle Police Department. In the pursuit of justice for Jaahnavi Kandula and the maintenance of trust between the police force and

🗣️ Let's delve into a thought-provoking perspective on modern policing in the USA and its historical connections. 🔗 Some modern abolitionists draw parallels between certain aspects of policing and the societal function of slave catchers before the 13th Amendment. It's essential to understand that the 13th Amendment didn't entirely abolish slavery; instead, it transformed it into a new form, predominantly within prisons and jails.👮‍♂️ The criminal justice system has raised critical questions about free and cheap labor, disproportionately affecting marginalized communities. It's a conversation that calls for our attention and reflection.🤝 Join us in discussing this issue, sharing insights, and working towards a fair and just society for all. Let's keep the conversation going. #CriminalJusticeReform #AbolitionistPerspective #SocialJustice 🌍🤔

This has been an issue too long.

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#AbolishSlavery #13thAmendment

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Educating Against The Myth of Willie Lynch
Educating Against The Myth of Willie Lynch

Willie is a fictional character that became part of Black history and cited as a real person by politicians and religious figures in American popular culture from the time period after Dr. Kwabena Faheem Ashanti created the character as part of the black book store publicity campaign. Popular references Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan quoted the speech at the Million Man March in October 1995, making the speech better known in the process.[12] He later cited Willie Lynch's scheme as an obstacle to unite African Americans in his open letter regarding the Millions More Movement in 2005.[13] The speech was quoted during the protests surrounding the George W. Bush's 2001 presidential inauguration.[2] Ving Rhames's character in the 2005 movie Animal is gangster who is sent up for a robbery. During his time in prison he meets an activist from Malcolm X's movement, who introduces him to the works of Malcolm X and the William Lynch letter. After deciding to get out of that mindset, he struggles to pull his son out of the same life that got him two prison strikes and tries to get his son to read the Lynch letter. Denzel Washington's character quoted extensively from the speech in a scene from the 2007 movie The Great Debaters. This is an anachronism, as the movie is set in the 1930s, nearly 40 years before the letter was "discovered". Hip-hop artist Talib Kweli of the rap duo Black Star references the speech in the song "RE:DEFinition" from their critically acclaimed album Mos Def & Talib Kweli Are Black Star: "Still more blacks is dying, kids ain't living they trying, 'How to Make a Slave' by Willie Lynch is still applying"[14] Hip-hop artist Xzibit refers to Willie Lynch in his 2012 song "Napalm" from his album Napalm: "Still suffer from the ideology of Willie Lynch." Hip-hop artist Kendrick Lamar refers to Willie Lynch in his 2015 song "Complexion (A Zulu Love)" from his third album To Pimp A Butterfly: "Let the Willie Lynch theory reverse a million times.

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