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Monthly Archives: August 2020
In his own words
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Tagged CDCR, Corcoran State Prison, cruel and unusual punishment, Gavin Newsom, Ralph Diaz, torture
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Rally At the Capitol
On August 13, 2020 we gathered in Sacramento at the Capitol as one. We laid roses on the steps for the incarcerated individuals who have lost their lives due to COVID19 and the California Department of Correction’s negligence. We also … Continue reading
Posted in COVID19, life in prison
Tagged California Prisons, Corcoran State Prison, COVID19, DROP LWOP, Fuck you Trump, Gavin Newsom, prison reform, Ralph Diaz
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My Fight For My Husband
Yesterday, August 6 2020, I had the privilege to stand with a group called ‘We Are Their Voices’ to protest in Corcoran, California at Substance Abuse Treatment Facility and Corcoran State Prison where my husband, Sean, is wrongfully imprisoned. We … Continue reading
