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*Tomorrow Thursday*
END PRISON SLAVERY NOW
Join the Industrial Workers of the World and Jailhouse Lawyers Speak and a community coalition on Thursday, August 8 at 6pm to help organize a prisoner-led campaign to
HALT ALL PRISON LABOR & COMMISSARY SPENDING - ORGANIZE PROTESTS OUTSIDE OF PRISONS, JAILS, & ICE FACILITIESEvent is held online on Jitsi at
meet.jit.si/ShutEmDownTacoma.
Jitsi is a no-software, no registration alternative to ZoomFor more information, visit jailhouselawyersspeak.com or email [email protected]
SHUT 'EM DOWN
#jailhouselawyersspeak #abolishprisonslavery #tacomaiww #iww #solidarityforever #industrialworkersoftheworld
#industrialunionism #aninjurytooneisaninjurytoall
#solidarityunionism #industrialworker #wobradio #wobblies #onebigunion
#abolitionofthewagesystem -
*One week away*
END PRISON SLAVERY NOW
Join the Industrial Workers of the World and Jailhouse Lawyers Speak and a community coalition on Thursday, August 8 at 6pm to help organize a prisoner-led campaign to
HALT ALL PRISON LABOR & COMMISSARY SPENDING - ORGANIZE PROTESTS OUTSIDE OF PRISONS, JAILS, & ICE FACILITIESEvent is held online on Jitsi at
meet.jit.si/ShutEmDownTacoma.
Jitsi is a no-software, no registration alternative to ZoomFor more information, visit jailhouselawyersspeak.com or email [email protected]
SHUT 'EM DOWN
#jailhouselawyersspeak #abolishprisonslavery #tacomaiww #iww #solidarityforever #industrialworkersoftheworld
#industrialunionism #aninjurytooneisaninjurytoall
#solidarityunionism #industrialworker #wobradio #wobblies #onebigunion
#abolitionofthewagesystem -
@QasimRashid @danirabbit And this is why we have private prisons in many parts of the USA, so that corporations can legally enslave people (overwhelmingly black men, of course) and get their labor for free.
#EndTheException #AbolishPrisonSlaveryhttps://amp.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/sep/27/slavery-loophole-unpaid-labor-in-prisons