Here at a place I’ve been forced to consider as my home (involuntarily). I’ve encountered such hardship which constitutes under our constitutional rights as “atypical and significant hardship” is very much a violation as cruel & unusual punishment! As I’ve been housed here at Smith State Prison “Level 5” AKA “Flake State Prison” where this… Continue reading Prisoner letter series: Killing in my eyes last night
The warehouse in Austell where Officer Max Karneol murdered Vincent Truitt. About 15 to 20 minutes outside of Atlanta lies the city of Austell, Georgia. Austell is in two metro Atlanta counties — Douglas and Cobb. This article focuses on Cobb’s portion of Austell, as it is where 17-year-old Vincent Truitt, a Black teenager, was… Continue reading In metro Atlanta, another cop gets away with killing a Black person
The obvious answer is no. Revolutions are not made through electoral power, particularly at a municipal level. Elected government office can create important societal changes, but many competing factors hamper it as a radical tool for community power. The interest of the office holder, voters and most important, the elites who set the parameters for… Continue reading Can a Radical Black Mayor Make a Revolution?
By Daniel Falcone Criticism of black Americans and their voting rights and preferences from the GOP right-wing is undoubtedly dangerous and illiberal. In this interview however, I discuss, from the leftist perspective, racial politics in the US and attempt to uncover how and why so many African-Americans are loyal to the Democratic Party establishment both… Continue reading Racial Politics in the US: Activist Kamau Franklin on Why Black America Favors the Establishment
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