In addition to http://t.ymlp197.net/uueaxayhwalajjmacahy/click.php all the other ways people can support the hunger strike, it's important for us to write letters of support to the strike leaders and everyone we know locked up in prison, so they know thousands of people outside prison support them and are working with them to win their demands.
Write letters to: * Todd Ashker C-58191 * Sitawa N. Jamaa / s.n. Dewberry C-35671 * Antonio Guillen P-81948 * Lewis Powell B-59864 * Paul Redd B-72683 * Alfred Sandoval D-61000 * Danny Troxell B-76578 * James Williamson D-34288 * Ronnie Yandell V-27927 At:
Tuscon Tues, July 19th @ 8pm: Informational Update on the Hunger Strike and Radical Folk Music Show featuring Ryan Harvey. At Dry River Radical Resource Center 740 N. Main Ave. Click <http://t.ymlp197.net/umhakayhwatajjmazahy/click.php>here for more info.
San Francisco EVERY WEEKDAY at noon. California State Building, Van Ness and McAllister, San Francisco.
Thursday July 21st: Weekly vigil from 5-7pm in front of the Alameda County Courthouse 1225 Fallon St., near Lake Merritt bart station and downtown Oakland.
Santa Cruz Tuesday, July 19 · 6:30pm - 9:30pm: discusssion and film: "Police State Oppression: From Malcolm X to Oscar Grant & the SHU" - Santa Cruz Barrios Unidos, 1817 Soquel Drive, Santa Cruz, CA
Rhode Island Wed, July 20th: Fast/Rally (assuming the strikers haven't had their demands met by then). organized by DARE (Direct Action for Rights and Equality). For more info, call: 401-351-6060
is a news and discussion forum for supporters of political prisoners, prisoners of war, politicized social prisoners, and victims of police and state intimidation.
This blog is organized and updated autonomously of the disbanded Break the Chains Prisoner Support Network formerly based in Eugene, Oregon. While this online project shares several of the same concerns as the old Break the Chains collective, no formal organization exists behind the current web presence.
"I will never surrender my pride and dignity nor allow the system to 'cut my tongue' and I will always, without fear, speak out against these war crimes and crimes against humanity, no matter if I spend the rest of my life in a prison cage, and draw my last breath of air laying down in this steel bed surrounded by razor-wire fences and cages, and its prison policies that are designed to destroy one's humanity…."
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