Remembering the First Nationally Coordinated Prison Strike 10 Years Later

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Remembering the First Nationally Coordinated Prison Strike 10 Years Later

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Common Good@lemmy.todayEnglish · 18 days ago

A solidarity protest in Oakland, CA on 10 September 2016. Photo (c) Bradley Allen On a foggy day inside the Franklin Correctional Institution 10 years ago, prisoners refused to go to work, the chow…

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