Interview with Fedie Demarco after the recording of his new track, What's Good. 

Fedie Demarco

"I have a hard time accepting diversity as a synonym for justice. Diversity is a corporate strategy. We need to start asking for justice."


Angela Davis at USC: A Lifetime of Revolution

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Youth Justice Coalition copy:

1,000 VOICES TO BREAK YOUTH YOUTH OUT OF SOLITARY CONFINEMENT

Stand with the thousands of youth inside county juvenile halls, camps, ranches and California state youth prisons (DJJ). Please take a few minutes to create a statement in support of Senate Bill 124. Here (below) is the url address to the online form you can use to create your statement>

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/YWFLCNP

Come through to the Monday, May 16th workshop to write your statement and bring other people with you!!!

Join event sponsors: Amity Foundation, Anti-Recidivism Coalition, C/Hope, California Families to Abolish Solitary Confinement, Chidren's Defense Fund, Fair Chance Project, Inside Out Writers and the Youth Justice Coalition on Monday >

6pm at Amity Foundation
3745 South Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90007
Free dinner and prizes!!!!

Senate Bill 124 is currently moving through the California State Legislature. Senate Bill 124 would: 1. Clearly define solitary confinement - (also known as isolation) - for county and state juvenile lock-ups as confinement in a locked room (dormitory) typically used for sleeping or in a locked cell;  2. Limit the use of solitary confinement to four hours; 3. Eliminate its use as a punishment, group punishment or for youth who have mental conditions; and 4. Require facilities to exhaust all other interventions before confining a youth to solitary confinement.  The law would apply to all county juvenile halls, county probation camps and ranches, and the California State Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation's youth prison system known as the Division of Juvenile Justice.

We need your help to pass this important bill.  Please use this survey to answer a few questions about your personal experiences, observations, and opinions that we will turn into a statement for the State Senate, State Assembly and Governor Brown.  Our goal is to collect 1,000 statements by the end of May.


Tanisha

Abraham

Youth Justice Coalition copy: 

1,000 VOICES TO BREAK YOUTH YOUTH OUT OF SOLITARY CONFINEMENT

Stand with the thousands of youth inside county juvenile halls, camps, ranches and California state youth prisons (DJJ). Please take a few minutes to create a statement in support of Senate Bill 124. Here (below) is the url address to the online form you can use to create your statement>

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/YWFLCNP

Come through to the Monday, May 16th workshop to write your statement and bring other people with you!!!

Join event sponsors: Amity Foundation, Anti-Recidivism Coalition, C/Hope, California Families to Abolish Solitary Confinement, Chidren's Defense Fund, Fair Chance Project, Inside Out Writers and the Youth Justice Coalition on Monday >

6pm at Amity Foundation
3745 South Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90007
Free dinner and prizes!!!!

Senate Bill 124 is currently moving through the California State Legislature. Senate Bill 124 would: 1. Clearly define solitary confinement - (also known as isolation) - for county and state juvenile lock-ups as confinement in a locked room (dormitory) typically used for sleeping or in a locked cell;  2. Limit the use of solitary confinement to four hours; 3. Eliminate its use as a punishment, group punishment or for youth who have mental conditions; and 4. Require facilities to exhaust all other interventions before confining a youth to solitary confinement.  The law would apply to all county juvenile halls, county probation camps and ranches, and the California State Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation's youth prison system known as the Division of Juvenile Justice.

We need your help to pass this important bill.  Please use this survey to answer a few questions about your personal experiences, observations, and opinions that we will turn into a statement for the State Senate, State Assembly and Governor Brown.  Our goal is to collect 1,000 statements by the end of May.

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