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April Monday Mayhem: political prisoner Jalil Muntaqim

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Submitted by Shannon Coleman on Fri, 2016-04-29 09:11

April Monday Mayhem was about Jalil Muntaqim and his parole hearing coming up on June 14, 2016, with a focus on ways to support him. The event included an open discussion on parole reform in New York State and letter writing to the parole board on Jalil's behalf.

On the first Monday of every month, the Flying Squirrel Community Space hosts special programming that forgoes the technical and logistical concerns of running an open-use community space in order to take a closer look at the impact of our actions on the community and our potential as a catalyst for change.

April Monday Mayhem: Jalil Muntaqim--political prisoner and prisoner of war

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Jalil is an ex-Black Panther and the longest held political prisoner in the United States. He's served 44 years and is about to have his 9th parole hearing. In his time incarcerated he has been a consistent voice for revolutionary change and liberation for oppressed people, having organized a number of successful programs and events inside and outside of prison walls. Our Rochester community needs him to be granted release so that his kind wisdom and insight can help inform us in our current and ongoing struggles for justice!

RBG| New Afrikan Freedom Fighter Jalil Muntaqim VOICE OF LIBERATION

Watch RBG| New Afrikan Freedom Fighter Jalil Muntaqim VOICE OF LIBERATION

Please check out Jalil's website below for more info and updates, sign the petition, and write a letter to the board to advocate for his release on parole this June 14th. And stay tuned to Rochester Indymedia for more upcoming events and ways to get further involved with Jalil's campaign. Spread the word! 


FREE JALIL
FREE THE LAND
FREE ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS 
 
Write Jalil!
Anthony J. Bottom #77A4283
Attica C.F.
P.O. Box 149
Attica, NY 14011-0149
 
Related: Rally to Support Jalil Muntaqim's Request for Parole | Jalil Muntaqim: Political Prisoner & Prisoner of War | Jalil 2016 Parole Hearing | From inside Attica: Interview with Jalil Muntaqim | Jalil Muntaqim Is Still In Attica! | Rally! Demand Parole for Black Panther Cointelpro Prisoner Jalil Muntaqim | A Mother's Cry | Blog #19: Targeted Killing | Jalil Muntaqim: Blog #20 Blow-Back?! | From Jalil Muntaqim: Blog #21 Ballot or Bullet | Blog #22: The 13th Amendment—Prison Slavery and Mass Incarceration | Blog #24: The Parole Travesty | Info on Parole Reform in NYS: Parole Justice New York - Nation Inside

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