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End prison slavery in Texas now!
April 19, 2018

End prison slavery in Texas now!

 January 2, 2018 End Prison Slavery in Texas Now! (2018) by Keith ‘Malik’ Washington the Deputy Chairman of the New Afrikan Black Panther Party, Prison Chapter, Texas Region. More information about him and more follows...
Washington, Keith MalikTexas
The movement inside Texas prisons will not be complete until the sisters join!!
April 19, 2018

The movement inside Texas prisons will not be complete until the sisters join!!

 THE MOVEMENT INSIDE TEXAS PRISONS WILL NOT BE COMPLETE UNTIL THE SISTERS ]OIN!! By: Keith ’Malik’ Washington ”Consciousness is the key to one’s deliverance from oppression of all types. Prison writers are the visionaries which...
Washington, Keith MalikTexas
Criminalizing 'panther love' and the new wave COINTELPRO tactics in Texas prisons
April 19, 2018

Criminalizing 'panther love' and the new wave COINTELPRO tactics in Texas prisons

 Criminalizing ‘Panther Love’ and the New Wave COINTELPRO tactics in Texas prisons 2018/02/03 by moorbey by Keith ‘Comrade Malik’ Washington, Deputy Chairman of the New Afrikan Black Panther Party Prison Chapter, Texas Region “Panther Love...
Washington, Keith MalikTexas
Mentally ill prisoner, ignored and neglected, commits suicide in solitary confinement at Eastham ad-seg unit
April 19, 2018

Mentally ill prisoner, ignored and neglected, commits suicide in solitary confinement at Eastham ad-seg unit

 Mentally ill prisoner, ignored and neglected, commits suicide in solitary confinement at Eastham Ad—Seg Unit December 20, 2017 Solitary confinement has not been abolished in Texas prisons commune MALIK nqfihicimod anvvw. “Comrade Malik” —Art: Kevin...
Washington, Keith MalikTexas
Juneteenth call to action
April 19, 2018

Juneteenth call to action

 Juneteenth Call to Action April 4, 2018 Attention Black activists, freedom fighters and concerned citizens: Juneteenth is the next step in raising awareness of the movement to abolish prison slavery and amend the 13th Amendment...
Washington, Keith MalikTexas
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If you are working on an APWA-related project, please let us know how you plan to utilize the Archive. We hope to share information about your work with our readers and, whenever possible, with relevant APWA authors.

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