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Angola

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"Freelines" for political prisoners

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NOVEMBER 16, 2005

One November 4th, NPR's Story of the Day podcast was about Robert 'King' Wilkerson who was in the Angola State Penitentiary in Louisiana for 31 years. He started a chapter of the Black Panther movement with two of his other friends. They became known as the Angola Three. You can go to: [link] to order Freelines and to get more information about the Angola 3 and how to help the two men who remain in prison. Angola 3 freelines NPR

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Angola Louisiana Chapter Podcast

"Freelines" for political prisoners

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