After an alleged suicide attempt, a man incarcerated at Parchman told a doctor, "I wasn't trying to kill myself, I was trying to get the (correctional officer's) attention, because I haven't had any food to eat in four days and I have lost 30-40 pounds." https://t.co/TTjG6xMzX5
Confederates are marching in our town once again. Come out to the square if you are able. It is irresponsible not to oppose this blatant display of white supremacy.
This is why we no longer work with the university administration or police. The channels they provide only reshape and maintain white supremacy rather than dismantling it.
students at the university of ms have campaigned FOR YEARS for this solidly built confederate statue in the MIDDLE OF CAMPUS to come down. now administration plans to move it next to their other one in a shiney new white supremacy park less than half a mile away
This is why we no longer work with the university administration or police. The channels they provide only reshape and maintain white supremacy rather than dismantling it.
How can workers stay home when so many already struggle to make rent or mortgage payments?
I am calling on @tatereeves with @RentStrike2020 to act now and protect all Mississippians by suspending all rent, mortgage, and utility payments for 2 months.
Petition below!
There are 1.7 million black men under some form of correctional control today, about twice the 870,000 black men who were enslaved in 1850.
Slavery wasn’t abolished, just redesigned.
"#ParchmanPrison is a torture chamber and we cannot afford to be robbed of one more human life at the hands of Mississippi's state corrections system." https://t.co/iR9YzGbfUf #ShutDownParchman
I’m Antonia Eliason. Today, we’re launching the very first congressional Democratic Socialist campaign in Mississippi (MS-01). We are 100% people powered and refuse all corporate money. Join us in fighting for a new leaf for Mississippi! #Antonia4MS
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As the year comes to a close, we'd like to thank our community for their ongoing support of our work to combat injustice at the University of Mississippi and in the surrounding area. (1/9)