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HANS BENNETT PHOTOESSAY: DEC. 8 MUMIA SUPPORTERS APPEAR IN COURT! (April 8)
On Monday morning, April 8, 2002, several supporters of death-row political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal had a preliminary hearing for charges against them relating to the police attack of the December 8, 2001 Philadelphia demonstration for Mumia. While some charges are not being continued, many other charges are still being levied against the protesters who were arrested and beaten on December 8. Please contact the International Concerned Family and Friends of Mumia Abu-Jamal for more information:
http://www.mumia.org
icffmaj [at] aol.com
(215) 476-8812 or (215) 476-5416
http://www.mumia.org
icffmaj [at] aol.com
(215) 476-8812 or (215) 476-5416
In this photo, masked revolutionary youth from Baltimore (including 2 anarchists) express support for their friend who was attacked and arrested on December 8.
To view the full photoessay (including original interviews with Pam Africa and others), please link to:
http://www.phillyimc.org/article.pl?sid=02/04/09/0223244
Hans Bennett is an anarchist and independent photojournalist currently working with the Philadelphia-based INSUBORDINATION and AWOL magazines.
awol.objector.org
To view the full photoessay (including original interviews with Pam Africa and others), please link to:
http://www.phillyimc.org/article.pl?sid=02/04/09/0223244
Hans Bennett is an anarchist and independent photojournalist currently working with the Philadelphia-based INSUBORDINATION and AWOL magazines.
awol.objector.org
For more information:
http://awol.objector.org
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Due to the fact that they look like a bunch of punk ass criminals, I really doubt that they could gather any support for their cause anyway.
ever heard of water?