As prisoners in Texas, we have to grab the bull by the horns and take control of our own destiny. Free world supporters can’t do this for us. They can help, but ultimately the grassroots organizing, and effort must be done by us.
A further call to action and statement of strategy from the Free Alabama Movement
“Human beings have a tendency to look for the truth in the places where it is easiest to search rather than the places where it’s likely to be.” – Belgian psychotherapist and author Esther Perel
Today, December 12th, we the Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee are joining hundreds of organizations, companies and individuals in “breaking the internet” to call for the protection of
Republished from the San Francisco Bay View:
We are currently forming a network agency within D.O.C. We are asking all prisoners within the Department of Corrections to take a stand by laying down starting January 15, 2018, until the injustice we see facing prisoners within the Florida system is resolved.
This November, prisoners across 14 states in Brazil went on a six-day hunger strike against abusive and unsanitary conditions, inspired by the USA-wide prison strike on September 9th 2016. The action took place in the context of immense administrative corruption, and a complex situation involving “criminal entities” in the region.
Please note: Malik has requested sending this out to be published in the SF Bay View and any other anarchist publication.
