The @GOP sold drugs! The @DNC implemented mass incarceration! America conspired to incarcerate Blacks! Prison labor = slavery! SEPARATION = FREEDOM! #Blackmen #Blackwomen #PrisonAbolishment #PrisonReform #PrisonStrike2018 #PrisonStrike #BlackExodus #Africa #BlackAgenda
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A strike- for what? Three square meals a day, free rent, free healthcare/dental, library access, free technical/college classes? Or did I miss the part about how they committed a crime and were found guilty to get all of this?
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Can their victims take a strike from being victimized? No? Who cares then.
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The uncomfortable reality is slavery is legal in the United States. When we abolished slavery with the 13th amendment, we left a loophole in the wording which established prisons were the only institutions where slavery was legal. Inmates are quite literally slaves.pic.twitter.com/5wyHdhbbrv
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In the 1930s prisoners dug coal largest coal com http://poooany.in U.S. and worked for US Steel in Alalbama.
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Labor LMAO
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@cRm_247 we need to discuss inmate labor

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Lol. This has to be a joke.
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What this strike has shown is that the wording in the first line of the 13th amendment should be changed. Because slavery of any type should not be allowed even that of persons in prison.
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Wow... are these people forced into wild land firefighting?
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Doesn't labor suggest a living wage? What are they paying these people a dollar day? $0.30 a day
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The Thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution abolished slavery and involuntary servitude, except as punishment for a crime. In Congress, it was passed by the Senate on April 8, 1864, and by the House on January 31, 1865.
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Did anybody forget why they were behind bars in the first place?
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I'm more concerned about this refusing to eat thing
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