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Panel featuring Angela Davis kicked off three-day symposium for Mumia Abu-Jamal

Panel featuring Angela Davis kicked off three-day symposium for Mumia Abu-Jamal
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Brown University celebrates a cop killer

Brown University celebrates a cop killer
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Celebration for Mumia s birthday in Philadelphia – Workers World

Philadelphia Mumia Abu-Jamal’s 69th birthday was celebrated in his hometown of Philadelphia on April 23, with a march starting at 52nd and Market streets. Participants came from Philadelphia, New York, Boston and New Jersey. The march through the West Philadelphia community received a positive response from people on the street.…

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Chuck Africa – Rest in power!

After a four-year struggle with cancer, Charles “Chuck” Sims Africa of the MOVE 9 died on Sept. 20. Sims, 61, was the youngest member of the MOVE 9 and the last to be released on parole, Feb. 7, 2020, after serving 42 years in prison. His battle with cancer started…

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Shackling harms hospitalized incarcerated workers

Shackling harms hospitalized incarcerated workers An incarcerated person must be very sick before the prison administration will allow them to go to an outside hospital. Such was the case for political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal, who contracted COVID-19 as a result of his incarceration in a Pennsylvania prison. Mumia also suffers from congestive heart failure, a debilitating disease in which the heart muscle has weakened and cannot pump well, so fluid surrounds it, making it difficult to breathe, and therefore to walk or run. Pam Africa points to a photo showing bleeding on Abu-Jamal’s leg, as the result of shackling during late February hospitalization. Credit: WW Photo: Joe Piette

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