JUSTICE FOR OSCAR GRANT RALLY
Sponsored by ILWU Local 10 & other labor/community organizations

October 23, 2010
12noon
Frank Ogawa Plaza
(Oakland City Hall near 14th/Broadway)

Join family and friends of Oscar Grant, Labor and Community!
For more information, please contact Farless Dailey, Secretary Treasurer of the ILWU, at 415-776-8100.

http://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2010/07/22/18654508.php

East Bay | Police State and Prisons | Racial Justice
Update on Oscar Grant arrestees still being held
by GabbySF
Thursday Jul 22nd, 2010 10:54 AM

Activist, Poet, Writer, Translator, Teacher –
Former Political Prisoner Marilyn Buck Freed!

On July 15, 2010, Marilyn Buck was released from the federal prison medical center in Carswell, Texas. She is paroled to New York.

More news will be posted as it becomes available.

WELCOME HOME MARILYN! WE LOVE YOU!

http://www.marilynbuck.com/

 
By BILL KACZOR
Associated Press Writer

MARIANNA, Fla. -- When former prison worker Freda Cobb developed sores on her arms, legs and back in 1997, she didn't connect them to an inmate work program that recycles computers and other electronic goods at the penal institution in the Florida Panhandle.

Nor when her hair fell out, when she had abdominal pains, when her weight shot up or when she developed other symptoms.

Walter Riley, Esq. speaking at NLG Press Conference at Broadway & 14th Street, Oakland, CA, on June 14, 2010
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Police Accused of Using Illegal Tactics at Oakland Protest

The Reporter, Vacaville, CA
Posted: 06/17/2010 01:02:17 AM PDT

The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation has canceled visitations at all 33 of the state's adult prison facilities -- including California State Prison, Solano, and California Medical Facility in Vacaville -- for the weekend of June 26 and 27.

Activist & former SHAC 7 prisoner Andy Stepanian tells his personal
story of standing up to one of the worlds largest contract animal
testing labs, being charged with “terrorism” for his efforts, and
serving 3 years in a federal prison. To learn more about the SHAC 7
please visit http://SHAC7.com/


What if you closed your eyes & woke up a prisoner? What if you were
estranged from your family and labeled a convict? What if you lived

Flozelle Woodmore wins a Soros fellowship

 This is an impressive honor for a formerly incarcerated survivor of domestic violence.

Flozelle Woodmore served 20 years of a life sentence for killing her abusive partner. In August 2007, after 10 parole hearings (and being found suitable six times) and a large, sustained campaign Woodmore was finally released from prison. She is among the few to have gained freedom after being sentenced to life in prison in California.

Senate should pass program to reduce women prisoners

Oklahoma, for years, has led the nation in the number of women

http://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2010/05/18/18648282.php

A brief look at various issues of the defense and the prosecution in the trial of Oscar Grant's killer: