Prison Strike Leaders Failed to Consult with Locals | Black Agenda Report

Prison Strike Leaders Failed to Consult with Locals

Black Agenda Radio with Nellie Bailey and Glen Ford

01 Oct 2018

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Veteran prisoner rights advocate Efia Nwangaza said leaders of the recent national prison strike should have paid more attention to local prisoner support groups. “I’m in communication with advocates across the country,” said Nwangaza, director of the Malcolm X Center for Self-Determination, in Greenville, South Carolina, “and a common complain has been that the national strike leaders have not respected and worked with those who have been engaged in prison community-building over the years.”

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