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Call today! Release Russell Maroon Shoatz from solitary confinement NOW!
The 30 Day Campaign to Free Maroon is on its last week! Please call Pennsylvania prison officials TODAY through Wednesday May 8 to demand Maroon be released from solitary confinement. See update below from the Human Rights Coalition.
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The Movement of Prisoners & ex-Prisoners. See the video here.
Sign the Petition to End the Solitary Confinement Torture of Russell Maroon Shoats
Russell Maroon Shoats (#AF-3855), a 68-year-old prisoner held at the State Correctional Institution (SCI) Greene in southwestern Pennsylvania, has been kept in solitary confinement for more than 21 years. He has been unable to hold his children or grandchildren or interact with others in a humane setting during this time, despite not having violated prison rules in two decades.
Selma James
Co-ordinator of Global Women's Strike
Wed 15 May Speaking at Kilburn Unemployed Workers Group Public Workshop discussion on 'Work'
Quoted in NY Times Op-Ed: Pay People to Cook at Home!
Speaking at The Life and Legacy of C.L.R. James Conference
In the Guardian: From welfare to wages, women fight back against the uncaring market
Thatcherism hasn't failed: it has infected all our politics

Sex, Race & Class - a new book by Selma James
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