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A Kansas City Case Study in Revolutionary Prisoner Solidarity

By James Anderson ● Abolition ● November 11, 2024

Through tireless letter writing, direct support for hunger strikes, and high-stakes campaigns, KC Incarcerated Worker Organizing Committee has become the heartbeat of a movement dedicated to prisoner self-determination and dismantling the prison industrial complex.

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How Marcellus Khaliifah Williams’s Story Shines Light on the Injustices within the Legal System

By Melissa Ferrer Civil ● Justice ● August 21, 2024

In response to the August 21 Consent Judgement, Kansas City’s Poet Laureate Melissa Ferrer Civil sheds light on the concept of justice in her op-ed, emphasizing a nurturing approach over punishment. Through Marcellus “Khaliifah” Williams’ story, she challenges the flaws in the current legal system and advocates for a more compassionate and dignified treatment of individuals.

The Diverging Paths of Cori Bush and Wesley Bell: Following the Money Trail to Missouri’s 1st Congressional District Race

By Lynnie Holl ● 2024 Elections ● July 26, 2024

The impending primary election in Missouri’s 1st Congressional District offers the voters of St. Louis a choice between a vocal advocate for the people and a prosecutor beholden to paid interests.

We Cannot Let Missouri Kill Marcellus “Khaliifah” Williams: The Black Man Proven Innocent But Scheduled to be Executed in September

By Cassandra Gillig ● Aboltion ● July 13, 2024

Despite DNA evidence proving Marcellus’ innocence, the State of Missouri prepares to execute him in less than 80 days. The public must intervene to save his life.