Wrapping up our last review of state constitution profiles in slavery

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Tonight we will be joined by Orie Lumumba who is an advocate for the political prisoners who are part of the MOVE organization and family that was a target of political repression and police terrorism in the 80s and the subject of the PBS documentary "Let the Fire Burn: The MOVE Bombings 29 Years Later". One of the prisoners, William (Phillips) Africa has taken ill and moved to a outside hospital and his family members are unable to get information on him and very concerned for his safety. In the news,

• This map shows you just how many prisoners are in each US state
• The Prison State of America
• FOP President Calls on Congress to Expand Hate Crimes Law to Protect Police

Tonight we wrap our review of state constitutions and what these documents say about slavery, our last state is Wyoming. Our Abolitionist in profile is Theodore Wright Weld (1803-1895).

Exposing slavery in the USA 2014

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New Abolitionists Radio seeks to educate the public and agitate for an end to 21st Century Slavery and Human Trafficking in the USA & Globally. It is an extension of the group Move To Abolish 21st Century Slavery Tonight will be the last broadcast of 2014 and we will take a look at some of the biggest stories of the year. You can join us and just listen or give us a call and tell us about your year in abolitionism.

• California Attorney General Says Her Office’s Defense Of Prison Labor ‘Evokes Chain Gangs’
• Milwaukee County Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr gets in a social media debate over slavery with New Abolitionists
• Are divisions being exposed among the ranks of law enforcement?
• We know that rape is rampant in men's prisons but rapes of female inmates have flown under the radar
• State's prison industry system puts profits before prisoners
• Florida appoints new state prison chief in wake of hundreds of inmate deaths and murders

Our state constitution in slavery profile is Wisconsin and our abolitionist in profile is Benjamin "Pap" Singleton (1809-1892).