22 year old Black Father Murdered by BART Cops, Communities Respond in Outrage
CR10 Reportback: Where is CR10 Taking Us?
To follow up from CR10 we want to map out how CR10 is moving our work, what we took away from the conference and where we are going. If you have a reportback, email it to us at cr10news@criticalresistance.org
From Carlos Perez de Alejo of Austin, TX
*Member of the Student/Farmworker Alliance
*Volunteer organizer for the Workers Defense Project/*Proyecto Defensa Laboral
"The energy and focus of CR10 was refreshing. The conference structure itself was an inspiring microcosm of an alternative way of living: gender-neutral bathrooms, free medical and childcare, affordable and healthy food, quality entertainment, and collective education on pressing social problems. Also, the explicit emphasis on building power within communities most intimately affected by the PIC--whether through centering the voices and leadership of former prisoners, or establishing community-based collectives--is a strategy that more organizations across the country should be adopting right now if we genuinely want to uproot the deep structural problems afflicting the US, and the planet. I look forward to seeing CR grow in the coming years and would like to thank all the organizers in Oakland and elsewhere for a great conference."
CR10 Art Exhibit
Jury of Peers? (Mumia's message to CR10)
http://prisonradio.org/JuryofPeersMumia.htm
And read Journalists for Mumia's interview with CR10's Rose Braz:
http://www.dissidentvoice.org/2008/07/organizing-to-abolish-the-prison-industrial-complex/
For more information on Mumia's case:
International Concerned Family & Friends of Mumia Abu-Jamal
P.O. Box 19709
Philadelphia, PA 19143
215-476-8812
icffmaj@aol.com
http://www.mumia.org/freedom.now/
And write to Mumia:
Mumia Abu-Jamal
AM 8335
SCI-Greene
175 Progress Drive
Waynesburg, PA 15370
Are you blogging from CR10? Let us know
And if you're blogging from CR10 (and we know some of you are), let us know so we can link up. So far, we've seen mentions from feministing, lambs knitting sweaters, enough enough.org/,
a book without a cover, o-scene, tomatoes from the vine.
Kenyon, you here? Bloggers from the south? Chicago?? And where's New York?
Let us hear from you!