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Letter from Assata on the Prison Industrial Complex
by Assata Shakur September 25,
Greetings Sisters, Brothers, Comrades,
Never in our history has critical resistance to the status quo been more important.
The growth of the Prison-Industrial complex has been appallingly rapid and the escalating repression that has accompanied it is totally alarming. What of future lies ahead of us? What are the implications of for our children?
Those who are targeted as the victims of the Prison-Industrial Complex are mainly people of color.
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They are Native Americans, Africans, Asians, and Latinos, who came from societies where there were no prisons and where prisons were an unknown concept. Prisons were introduced in Africa, the Americas Asia as by-products of slavery and colonialism, and they continue to be instruments of exploitation and oppression.
In the heart of the imperialist empires, prisons also meant oppression. The prisons of Europe were so overcrowded that European prisoner