Mumia Abu Jamal speaks on Democracy Now on the DNC, Hep C, Trump, etc.

Mumia on the DNC, his hep C treatment, Trump, and more... Marvin-- did you hear Mumia live on Democracy Now! this morning? Today a courageous and dedicated Mumia joined Amy Goodman, Juan Gonzalez, Larry Hamm, and Danny Glover to comment live on the Democratic National Convention. Mumia puts Trump and Clinton in context as a son of Philadelphia. Mumia shares an update on the fight for life-saving hepatitis C treatment for him and all prisoners. And he ends by asking folks to read Michelle Alexander's February article in The Nation titled "Why Hillary Clinton does not deserve the Black Vote".    Mumia is powerful, direct, and as on point as ever. Tune in to hear it! The voices of political prisoners, LBGTQ prisoners, youth serving life sentences, and undocumented folks held in ICE detention are the center of what we do: we bring their journalism into the debate and organizing against mass incarceration. You can join us. When we fight against prison censorship, we win- and we continue to hear the voices from inside! DONATE TODAY → We can amplify the voices of incarcerated journalists who are reporting from U.S. prisons to expose and challenge our prison system-- but we can't do it without you! Marvin, will you keep the microphones open to people in prison so they can participate in, inform, and push forward the national conversation on dismantling the prison industrial complex? Thank you, Keith Cook, Mumia's brother Trump's Triumph (2:24) Mumia Abu-Jamal Make America White Again (1:49) Mumia Abu-Jamal Maroon Prevails (2:30) Mumia Abu-Jamal A New Day (2:51) Mumia Abu-Jamal The Lives That Matter (2:16) Lisa Strawn From In Here (2:07) Kenneth Hartman Dark Days (1:50) Jazz the Poet Prison Radio is a 501c3 project of the Redwood Justice Fund. We record and broadcast the voices of prisoners, centering their analyses and experiences in the movements against mass incarceration and state repression. If you support our work, please join us. www.prisonradio.org   |   info@prisonradio.org   |   415-706-5222 Thank you for being a part of this work! unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences