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A Brief History Of The New Afrikan Prison Struggle

By Sundiata Acoli, [30 November 1995]. This article was first written at the request of the New Afrikan Peoples Organization (NAPO). Its original title was "The Rise and Development of the New Afrikan Liberation Stuggle Behind the Walls," which refers to the struggle of Black prisoners in U.S. penal institutions to gain liberation for ourselves, our people, and all oppressed people.

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  • why is him behind bars

  • THANK YOU for sharing . especially listing the names at the end of the video , , , ive got a lot of research to do.

  • so wrong, it cost the state of new york well over 7 figures to incarcerate this man for 30 years. The state of new york did not make 1 million dollars from the incarceration of this man. Prison is a factory with no finished product to sell. Besides, that would be like putting a price tag or bounty on the two lives he "alledgedly" took.

  • Brother you sure enough speak the truth, I saw for myself how this wicked up close and person when I worked in a halfway house for so called "offenders", I saw how lucrative it is to have them warehoused in the prison system and then in the private for profit halfway houses.

  • Great Video......

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