50 Years After Attica, Activists Are Still Fighting To End Coerced Prison Labor ...Middle East

Inmates of Attica state prison, right, negotiate with state prisons Commissioner Russell Oswald, lower left, at the facility in Attica, N.Y., where inmates had taken control of the maximum-security prison in rural western New York. L.D. Barkley, in the wire -rim glasses, is standing second from the right. The fifth demand of the Attica manifesto was that prisoners “cannot be compelled to work.” [ more › ]

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