Julie Carr Smyth of the Associated Press has written a few articles about the hunger strike and 20th anniversary of the uprising. They've been syndicated nationally. Here they are...
Lucasville: Mood tense on 20th anniversary of Ohio prison riot -April 6th
3 Ohio prison riot convicts plan hunger strike April 10th
Lucasville Riot Killers End Prison Hunger Strike- May 8th
The Lucasville Uprising was a rebellion against oppressive and racist policies at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility (SOCF) in Lucasville, OH. Nine inmates and one guard died during the uprising in April of 1993. Today, many people are serving time or condemned to death by the state of Ohio in relation to the uprising. We demand amnesty for all of these inmates. The conditions at SOCF were (and still are) intolerable and unconscionable.
Sunday, May 19, 2013
Thursday, May 16, 2013
Siddique Abdullah Hasan Conference Statement
Statement from Siddique Abdullah Hasan for the Re-Examining Lucasville Conference. Hasan called in live and make an extemporaneous speech, but this was recorded as a back-up, in case of technical difficulties.
Audio hosted at PrisonRadio.org
Keith Lamar Conference Statement
Audio hosted at PrisonRadio.org
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Layers of Injustice
Leading up to the Re-Examining Lucasville Conference, Staughton Lynd wrote a series of essays examining the legal facts and cases arising out of the uprising.
These essays have been edited and compiled into a single book, called Layers of Injustice. Which is available as PDF here.
These essays have been edited and compiled into a single book, called Layers of Injustice. Which is available as PDF here.
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Re-Examining Lucasville Conference Recap
From Re-ExaminingLucasville.org.
On April 19-21, supporters of the Lucasville Uprising Prisoners held a three day conference to raise awareness and tell a more complete story about what happened twenty years ago at SOCF, and the legal repercussions that have deeply damaged many lives.
On April 19-21, supporters of the Lucasville Uprising Prisoners held a three day conference to raise awareness and tell a more complete story about what happened twenty years ago at SOCF, and the legal repercussions that have deeply damaged many lives.
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