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@taniel.bsky.social

When Nadia Reed refused to work while incarcerated in Colorado, she was punished. She was put in solitary, not allowed to talk to her family, handcuffed, shackled, & moved to a more punitive part of the prison where she was sexually assaulted. A judge ruled Colorado has to change its policies.

boltsmag.orgJudge Orders Colorado to Stop Throwing Prisoners in Solitary for Refusing to Work - BoltsYears after voters amended the state's constitution to ban forced labor in prison, a court ruling could finally make Colorado change how prison guards "compel and coerce" work.

11/3/26, 8:00 pm207 reposts611 likes

teckriter.bsky.social

@teckriter.bsky.social

12 Mar

Let's get someone on the ballot that will do something about 🧊. Antonio Martinez(Veteran, pro-union, pro-choice) for gov. Of Colorado with Carmen Alicia Broesder as his proposed Lt. Gov. We all want free and fair elections. www.antoniomartinezforcolorado.com

antoniomartinezforcolorado.comAntonio Martinez for Colorado

Bill Samuel

@billsamuel.bsky.social

12 Mar

It's long past time to abolish slavery in the USA.

Kim Noreen

@kimnoreen.bsky.social

12 Mar

Seems the prison industrial complex is finally getting the national attention it deserves. The cruelty inside these torture chambers, many for profit, must be abolished. Took 15 years for the warden in Dublin to be held accountable for long time ongoing sexual abuse. www.youtube.com/watch?v=riis...

youtube.comDublin prison warden sentenced for sexually abusing inmatesYouTube video by KTVU FOX 2 San Francisco

Pebble

@cloacadentata.bsky.social

12 Mar

we used to have a word for being forced to work