Liberate our elders
These Californian New Afrikan Elders are the Prisoner Human Rights Movement’s unsung heroes. Having endured decades of solitary confinement of a particular brutality meant to break their revolutionary minds and spirits, while being branded “the worst of the worst,” they fought for – and won – their release from the torture of indefinite solitary confinement, with an unprecedented show of inside/outside solidarity, to emerge unbroken and undaunted in their continued fight against white (false) supremacy, patriarchy, and slavery, and fight for the humanity and Liberation of all oppressed people.
Listen to their story at Prison Focus Radio.
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Joka Heshima Jinsai
Caged 31 & counting
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Ifoma modibo Kambon
Caged 50 years & counting
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Weusi Zaharibu Kambon
Caged 32 years & counting
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Louis Powell Jr.
Caged 39 years & counting
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Baridi Williamson
Caged 41 years & counting