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CBPM Incarceration Department is established to provide
prisoner support for the millions of Black People locked up in
the United States of America prison system.  CBPM supports
William J Mayo, Troy Anthony Davis, Lucasville 5, Mumia Abu
Jamal, all Black (African) political prisoners, and anyone who
has been locked up unjustly and ...
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Please support the
following Brethren and
Sisteren
1.  Mumia Abu Jamal
2.  Lucasville 5
3.  Dr. Mutulu Shakur
4.  William Tybie
5.  Brother Pittsburg (Stockard Pearson)
6.  Sister Jamie Jones
7.  Sister Angel Ramirez
8.  William Mayo; Georgia
9.  Troy Davis Savannah, Georgia
10.  Leonard Pentel
11.  Jamil Al-Amin
12.  Brother Elijah; Georgia
13.  and much more (millions)
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My son, Daoud Omar Boone has been
incarcerated for over a year here in
Alabama.   However, there has been no
indictment.
 Please adjust your attention to this
cause.   I am considering him as a political prisoner.  
Please request the transcript of my son's case
here.  Also
note, that as civil rights advocates we are under constant
surveillance.  We have been placed on the so called blacklist
but we continue to survive according to God's plan and
purpose.

Connect others to our cause if possible.

Mrs. Mary Boone
Alabama, USA
maryboone123@bellsouth.net

I want you to know that my son looks pale and sick.  He is
not eating.  He has been transferred from Lowdnes
County to Wilcox County.  He has scars on him where
apparently he has had to defend himself.  However, he
does say that it is quieter where he is  right now.  Every
turn I make is sabotaged by the forces around me--  How
long can a person be held without an indictment or
trial--You are the people's lawyer--Does this not seem
unfair to you--Who shall I write--Is there no justice without
a fee--How long must this injustice against my son be
allowed to stand?
Support for Andre
Scott in Fayette
County Court
I am forwarding this to
anyone who has a
concern for injustice
anywhere to anybody.
Greetings Everyone,

We are asking for your support in
Scott (18) who was tried, convicted
and sentenced to four years ultimately
for allegedly organizing a fight
between two other boys in the
school's boy's bathroom. While
children shouldn't be fighting at
school, it should not be punishable by
school suspension rather than 4 years
in jail.

Allegedly Andre's sentencing was so
harsh because there were accusations
alleging that he was a member of a
"criminal street gang" and since
Georgia's Gang Laws defined "criminal
street gang activity" so vaguely, one
didn't have to be accused or guilty of any
criminal wrong doing to be tried and
convicted under that law.

The law was challenged and upheld in
the Georgia Supreme Court in January
'09, but the verbiage that defines
"criminal street gang activity" was revised
to at least require criminal wrong doing
so, consequently, Andre should have
been released since he was not charged
or guilty of any criminal wrong doing and
the only remaining accusation is
organizing a fight between two boys in the
bathroom - again - properly punishable
by school suspension not 4 years in jail.

However, Andre is still in jail and has
been there since December 3, 2008. His
attorneys have pushed for a hearing,
which will be held on March 12 and we
look to see you there with us. We have
no intension what so ever to be disruptive
or disrespectful to the court. We only
want to provide Andre and other youth
affected by this case with an example of
the correct posture one should have
when wronged and that is to stand with
him in support. So please adjust your
schedule on this morning to show your
support for this wrongful conviction and
feel free to share with others. See details
below.

March 12th, 2009, Thursday 9 am
Fayette County Justice Center
One Center Drive
Fayetteville, Georgia 30214

Read the full story on Andre's case at
www.familiesagainstlegalizedviolence.ning.com

African Community Centers
3079 Campbellton Rd. S.W. Suite 114
Atlanta, GA 30344 USA (404) 344-5454
www.unity4power.org
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Check out the blog post:
'Appeals Court Rejects
Troy Davis Appeal'





The Associated Press ATLANTA -- A
federal appeals court has rejected an
appeal by Georgia death row inmate
Troy Anthony Davis in the...

Blog post link:
Appeals Court Rejects Troy Davis
Appeal
Blog post
added by
Thunder X:
Contact the International Action Center Here for the latest
update on Troy Davis:
atlantaiac@aol.com
.
Check out 'The Wrongful Conviction of
Jamie and Gladys Scott'
THE SCOTT SISTERS ARE SERVING SEVERAL LIFE
SENTENCES FOR THE ALLEGED THEFT OF $10.00
WHICH THEY WERE WRONGFULLY ACCUSED OF
AND IMPRISONED FOR, AND HAVE ALREADY
SERVED 14 YEARS! PLEASE ASSIST US IN OBT

Link:
The Wrongful Conviction of Jamie and Gladys Scott
Political Prisoner Contact:
Moorbey
8049 Boca Rio Drive
Boca Raton, Florida 33433
moorbey713@yahoo.com
954-583-7993
Check out the blog post 'Free Ajamu Bandele and All

Blog post added by Iyapo Ngina-Bandele:

The struggle to "Free Ajamu" Must Continue, 'til it's
won! Comrade Ajamu Bandele's (right) fight for his
freedom came to an abrupt end o...


Blog post link:
Free Ajamu Bandele and All Political Prisoners
Check out the blog post 'NAACP “I am
Troy” Campaign in Savannah This Weekend'
Blog post added by Thunder X:
IF YOU HAVE NOT DONE SO ALREADY, PLEASE SIGN THE
ONLINE PETITION TO SAVE TROY DAVIS!!! FOLLOW THIS LINK:
WWW.IAMTROY.COM
Link: Did You Know About
COPWATCH.CO
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Discrimination Report Form
Enter Here
Please read the facts on Shawn Hawkins'
(Ohio death row) website and petition:
www.thepetitionsite.com/1/justus-4-shawn-hawkins

From Ivette Abelman
ivette.abelman@casema.nl
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·         
A LIVING WAGE FOR WORK
EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
DECENT HEALTH CARE
AN END TO CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENTS
DECENT LIVING CONDITIONS
NUTRITIONAL MEALS
VOCATIONAL AND SELF-IMPROVEMENT
OPPORTUNITIES
ACCESS TO FAMILIES
JUST PAROLE DECISIONS
Despite that the prisoners’ protest remained non-violent, the
DOC violently attempted to force the men back to work—
claiming it was “lawful” to order prisoners to work without
pay, in defiance of the 13th Amendment’s abolition of
slavery.  In Augusta State Prison, six or seven inmates were
brutally ripped from their cells by CERT Team guards and
beaten, resulting in broken ribs for several men, one man
beaten beyond recognition.  This brutality continues there.  
At Telfair, the Tactical Squad trashed all the property in
inmate cells.  At Macon State, the Tactical Squad has
menaced the men for two days, removing some to the
“hole,” and the warden ordered the heat and hot water
turned off.  Still, today, men at Macon, Smith, Augusta, Hays
and Telfair State Prisons say they are committed to
continuing the strike.  Inmate leaders, representing blacks,
Hispanics, whites, Muslims, Rastafarians, Christians, have
stated the men will stay down until their demands are
addressed, one issuing this statement:

“…Brothers, we have accomplished a major step in our
struggle…We must continue what we have started…The
only way to achieve our goals is to continue with our
peaceful sit-down…I ask each and every one of my Brothers
in this struggle to continue the fight.  ON MONDAY
MORNING, WHEN THE DOORS OPEN, CLOSE THEM.  DO
NOT GO TO WORK.  They cannot do anything to us that they
haven’t already done at one time or another.  Brothers, DON’
T GIVE UP NOW.  Make them come to the table.  Be strong.  
DO NOT MAKE MONEY FOR THE STATE THAT THEY IN
TURN USE TO KEEP US AS SLAVES….”

When the strike began, prisoner leaders issued the
following call: “No more slavery.  Injustice in one place is
injustice to all.  Inform your family to support our cause.  
Lock down for liberty!”
BIGGEST PRISONER STRIKE IN U.
S. HISTORY—DAY THREE!
Thousands of Georgia Prisoners Continue
Peaceful Protest.
Georgia Department of Corrections Escalates
Its Violent Response
December 11, 2010…Atlanta, Georgia

Contacts: Elaine Brown, 404-542-1211, sistaelaine@gmail.
com;Valerie Porter, 229-931-5348, lashan123@att.net;
Lynette Taylor, 404-732-2984, narpr1@yahoo.com.

On Thursday morning, December 9, 2010,
thousands of Georgia prisoners refused to work,
stopped all other activities and locked down in their
cells in a peaceful protest for their human rights.  
The December 9 Strike became the biggest prisoner
protest in the history of the United States.
Thousands of men, from Augusta, Baldwin, Hancock,
Hays, Macon, Smith and Telfair State Prisons, among
others, initiated this strike to press the Georgia
Department of Corrections (“DOC”) to stop treating
them like animals and slaves and institute programs
that address their basic human rights.  

They set forth the following demands:
Special Report
January/February 2011: Mass
Incarceration America, Volume , Issue

May It Please the Court
Sasha Abramsky
Problem-solving courts have a track record of lowering
recidivism and incarceration costs, but they still don't
reach enough offenders.

The New Jim Crow
Michelle Alexander
How mass incarceration turns people of color into
permanent second-class citizens

Bipartisan Justice
Kara Gotsch
Fixing America?s punitive penal system has politicians
crossing party lines.

Indefensible
Vanessa Gregory
Five decades after a landmark Supreme Court case
establishing the right to a public-defense lawyer, the
poor still lack adequate legal representation.

Education vs. Incarceration
Steven Hawkins
More money must go to schools than to prisons before
high-crime neighborhoods can truly be reformed.

Smarter Punishment, Less Crime
Mark Kleiman
Why reducing incarceration and victimization should be
complementary goals

Closed Circuit
Monica Potts
Could opening juvenile court hearings and records
help uncover systemic abuse and corruption?

Eyes on the Prize
Rebecca Ruiz
Our moral and ethical duty to end mass incarceration

Permanent Lockdown
Adam Serwer
Forcing ex-offenders to pay for their incarceration is
yet another perverse policy that makes successful
re-entry next to impossible.

On the Block
Chris Smith
A pilot program in Oakland, California, combines
community policing with social services and gets at-risk
young men off the street.
Hey,

I just signed the petition "Please Grant
Compassionate Medical Release For Patricia
Wright" and wanted to see if you could help by
adding your name.

Our goal is to reach 5,000 signatures and we
need more support. You can read more and sign
the petition here:

http://www.change.org/petitions/please-gran
t-compassionate-medical-release-for-patricia
-wright?share_source=share-petition_em&u
e=sei

Thanks!
Nancy
Jenny Triplett
Editor-in-Chief,
Prisonworld Magazine

www.dawahinc.com
www.prisonworldmagazine.com
678-233-8286
Dismantling School to Prison
Pipeline Symposium Enter Here
Pictures from Ebenezar Baptist Church the Troy Davis Rally in
Atlanta, Georgia on September 16th, 2011

William Jonathan
Mayo
Is FREE
Give Thanks!
Destruction of the
Prison Industry
By Kuumba Chi Nia
(organizer for All-African
Peoples Revolutionary
Party)
please support those who
make the collective possible
:

1 Diamond Coaching, Inc -
Life/Spiritual Coach
10-10-50
A+ Tutoring
A Cut Above
A Different Touch - Special
Event Planing
Abba Goel
Aboriginal Blim Blam - Vending
Afreeka Live - Reconnecting the
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Africa For the Africans - Tours to
Africa
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Move
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Center
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- Self-Determination -
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Afrikan Family Resurrection
Africon Blood Newsletter
Agape Auto Sales - Used Cars
Ahmadi Wellness Connection -
Health
Akachi - African Jewelry and
Leather Works
Akinade Wire Artist & Spiritual
Readings
Alpha Blacks - Singer, Jamaica
Apparal Ism Live - Art News,
Fashion, & Music
ASAP - A Safe Passage
Atlanta Division 421 -UNIA-ACL
AZ WaterFront Oasis - Vacation
Destination
Baba Soul and Divine - Health
and Wellness
Barack Obama for 2012
Basit - Good People Connect
Best Indep. Nation. -
Networking Ind. Bus.
Bethel Grace and Mercy, Non Pr
Beyond Boundaries - Wealth
Building
B.I.G. Nel - Hip Hop
Bigg Belly Records - Record
Label
Black Busines Builders
Black Cross Nurses - Atlanta
Division 421
Black Diamond - Upliftment of
Minds
Black Kung Fu - Clothing
Black Nation Task Force
Black Phoenix Rising - Positive
Changes
Black Star Project Atlanta -
Father Initiative
Black Unity - Network
Black Unity - Page 2
Black Unity Movement
Blackhandz Entertainment -
Video Prod.
Blacklion - Reggae & Hip Hop
Music
Blast Off - Rockets, Kites, and
more...
Bomani Computer Services
Bottom Line Services -
Bookkeeping
Can We Talk - E Radio Show
Capital Commercial Group
Captain Black - Community
Security Protection
Carpet Masters
Cash Flo - Hip Hop
Cipher He Records -
Composition/Music
Concerned Dads - Father
Initiative
Congress of African People -
CAP
Conscious Africans Building
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Culture Wear - Cultural Items
CMS Health Services -
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CNS Productions - Hip Hop
Culture
Creation Time - Health and
Beauty
D&D Elliott Enterprise, Inc -
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works
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Promotions
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Church
Doc Rehab 2000 - Home
Repair
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DuBMan
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Educated Investments
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Associates
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Ehoody - Street Prophets
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Etaylor Group - Networkers
Ethiopian World Federation
(EWF)
- Mahel Safari #49
Exclusive Hair Design - Beauty
Care
Face it Wise - Reggae Music
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Works
Fly Wheel Entertainment
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Free Your Mind Designs - T-
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Africa
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More
Global Entreprenuer - Home
Based Business
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Music
GMC Cleaning
God's Children & Elders Think
Tank
God's Gifted Divine Dry
Cleaners and Laundry
God's Precious Angels - Day
Care
Good People Connect - Social
Site
Gospel of Tears - Arts
Grass Roots Project - Detroit
Green City Atlanta
Groove 492 - Salon Boutique
Grow Local - Farming
Gullah Inc.
Gusto Enterprises - Artist
Promotions
GXB Cosmetics - Black &
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Habesha
Harambee Leadership
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Hater Magnet - Apparel
Company
Heal Thy Soul Institute
Highly Modified Autos
Highmerr - Skin/Hair Prod. &
African Languages
Hip Hop Horticultural Society
HipHop Ministries, Inc.
Hit-Ville Music Group - Hip Hop
Hope of Life Foundation -
Orphan Children
House of Maci - Ngonzo Nzo
House
I & I Works - Construction -
Jewelry - Reggae
Ikouba's Oil & Incense
Irie Visions Marketing
Iron Jerk - Grilled Food
Isis Bookkeeping Services
Isis Hats and Things
(Crocheting)
Itations of Jamaica and I
Rastafari
Itiopi International - Promotions
& Products
Jaba Cleaning Services -
Comm. & Resid.
Jabari Sekou Entertainment -
Community
Jaecal - Music Productions
Jah Tech - Auto Repair Services
Jah Warriors - Positive Live
Music
Jamerica - Basketball & Filming
Jewels by Jeff - Copper items &
writings
J.W. Home Repair
Join a Study Circle - Family
Ancestry
Jomay Muscial Productions
Juice Productions - Dance
Classes
Julius Nyerere/CBPM UNIA-ACL
Atlanta Division 421
Jus Venus - Community
Organizer
KaLu Akademy - Online School
Kangen Water
Keep it Locked -Natural Hair
Salon
Keep Your Head Up
Kemwear Manufacturing
Kids Stuff
King Ras - Car Wash
King Quest Konnections
Kingdom Fortunes - Career
Development
K J Brand Me - Computers
Konscious Kreations - Visual
Arts Creation
Kwame Ture Leadership
Institute
Last Laff Records - Hip Hop
League of African American
Women
Legal Defense Committee -
UNIA-ACL
Legend Transportation
Leek Squad - Computer Repair
LIA Merchant
Life in Africa
Lini Songs of Wisdom
Lion of Judah - CD Sound
System
Love Africa Movement - Int'l
Social Movement
Love left on the Wagon - Blues
Love Livin' Naturally
Macford Enterprise - Trading w/
Caribbean
Mahala Corporation - Bed and
Breakfast
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University
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Home Listings
Moanbessa Electrical
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Care
Mothers of the Earth Soul Yoga
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Financial Ser.
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Project Coordination
Mute Testament - Art
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Agency
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Dr. Mutulu Shakur