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New Abolitionist Radio will discuss how deeply embedded the lie of the 13th amendment ending slavery is in our history and psyche. Max Parthas says, “The most legitimate and accredited people and educational institutions of this nation support a bold faced lie. I'd like to know why. I'd also like our listeners to start challenging this concept openly”.
For instance a quote that comes DIRECTLY from the Cornell University Library reads,
The Thirteenth Amendment horizontal rule “Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.” On January 31, 1865—two years after the presentation of the Emancipation Proclamation, and three months before the end of the Civil War—the Thirteenth Amendment passed through both houses of Congress, ending almost 250 years of slavery in the United States."
Today the President gave a speech in Washington DC at the Let Freedom Ring event held to mark the 50th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King’s “I have a dream speech” and the he certainly did his part to further the myth of slavery being abolished by mentioning that he was standing in the shadow the great liberator referring to Abraham Lincoln while he gave his speech.
We will also share some of the latest news involving slavery and 21st Century slavery.
Tonight’s featured abolitionist is Robert Purvis (1810-1898).
Kenneth Kabbal joins us on tonight's broadcast of New Abolitionists Radio. He is the founder of Evilforalltime.com and a outspoken multimedia journalist with an ongoing mission to address "Class Domestication" and "Social Mind-Lock".
Kenneth is a 21st Century New Abolitionists and after hearing our broadcast on the GEO Group's 2nd quarter profits, he sent us a message stating that he will make every effort to "broadcast their slave-master message" across his blog.
Kenneth has also uncovered some interesting information about Wells Fargo's role in the slave trade back in the early 1800s and they continue to do be a part of 21st Century Slavery & Human Trafficking.
Detroit Artist & Activist Chantay Legacy Leonard, Social Activist & Spoken Word Poet Max Parthas and Black Talk Media Project founder Scotty Reid will also share some of the latest news related to legalized human trafficking and slavery.
Tonight’s profile in past abolitionists features Amos Gerry Beman (1812-1872).
You would think that US Attorney General Eric Holder had announced an end to the mass incarceration of Black people by the way some people have reacted to proposal to end federal mandatory minimums for certain people convicted of drug offenses. More sober analysis reveals that what is being proposed will not make a dent in mass incarceration in America.
Today we will be joined by Adam 'Henzbo' Henze is a professor and poet. He is a volunteer with a program called 'angel's wings' at the Indiana women's state prison (we donate supplies and host baby showers for expecting incarcerated mothers). He was a featured artist in the 2010 Lizz straight ministries prison tour and has taught workshops at the cook county juvenile detention center in Chicago, at the Arkansas juvenile assessment and treatment center. He was a presenter at the 2009 juvenile justice educators and trainers annual conference in Indianapolis.
The GEO Group, Inc. GEO -0.11% ("GEO") scheduled a conference call today for it's second quarter 2013 financial results. Members of the group Move To Abolish Prison Slavery joined the call to gather intelligence and get a inside look at the world's second largest prison en-slaver and human trafficking corporation.
Join us tonight at 8:00PM EST for our regular scheduled broadcast as break down the conference call statement by statement. We will also welcome our new co-host Legacy Leonard to the show.
Our profile on a past Abolitionists is Martha Browne.
The GEO Group, Inc. GEO -0.11% ("GEO") scheduled a conference call today for it's second quarter 2013 financial results. Members of the group Move To Abolish Prison Slavery joined the call to gather intelligence and get a inside look at the world's second largest prison en-slaver and human trafficking corporation.
Join us tonight at 8:00PM EST for our regular scheduled broadcast as break down the conference call statement by statement. We will also welcome our new co-host Legacy Leonard to the show.
Among the things we will discuss is a the death of the first California Prisoner hunger striker, celebrities who have joined in calling for an end to the practice of isolation/torture, a planned electronic protest of one the country's largest human traffickers.
Stayed tuned for our weekly spotlight of a past Abolitionist as we highlight John Woolman.