October 10, 2024

This week we’re back on track co-hosting with the California New Afrikan former and current Political Prisoners. We start with New Afrikan Political Prisoner, Brotha LP, reading his essay on the 13th Amendment and hearing the follow-up questions from New Afrikan former Political Prisoner Brotha Sangu. We follow-up with a conversation between Brotha Sangu, New Afrikan former Political Prisoner Sitawa Nantambu Jamaa and NA former Political Prisoner Gha’-is, recently home after 51 years, led by Brotha JB of the Fredom and Justice Center. They will be speaking on medical abuse and neglect as a vestiage and continued practice of slavery.

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