Comrades in Alabama Department of Corrections segregation join January 1st #30dayeconimicblackout.

The Free Alabama Movement (FAM) is urging individuals within the state of Alabama, and across the country, to hear their cry as they issue a call for a 30-Day Economic Blackout. Beginning at 12:01am, January 1st,
2021, individuals who are incarcerated within the Alabama Department of Corrections, along with their loved ones on the outside, plan to begin a month-long economical strike against the ADOC in retaliation against prison injustice, abuse, and industrialized slavery. The following individuals are currently housed at Kilby Correctional Facility and are being held in segregation. They have committed to joining the cause in the only way that they can, by going on a hunger strike.
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Bernard Jemison – 179080
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Brandon Cargill – 214181
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Gerald Griffin – 247505
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Karon Similton – 294981
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Patrick Banegos – 297614
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Ronnie Miller – 244648
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Kenyeda Johnson – 231169
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Pat Brown – 275685
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Delbert Tillery – 183233
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Deandre Wilson – 224433
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Cornelius Bridges – 264222
The ADOC is currently in a full-fledged humanitarian crisis, which state leaders are turning a blind eye to. The leaders of our state are not doing what they have been called to do to preserve and protect the lives of those in its custody.

By: Hannah B.

Published by Unheard Voices O.T.C.J.

We support Swift Justice who is a Freedom Fighter enslaved within the Alabama Prison plantation fighting to see slavery abolished. Contact Swift Justice by sending us an email at uvotcj@gmail.com and we will relay your support to him. All articles written by Swift Justice are edited and published by our team. If you wish to donate or volunteer please contact Dr. Elizabeth Traywick @Elizabethuvotcj@gmail.com

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