What People Can Do in Response to the Denial of Parole for MOVE 9 Women

MOVE members at their home. The MOVE 9 women political prisoners being held in Pennsylvania were denied parole on April 22, 2008 by the state. They have been incarcerated nearly 30 years.
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What People Can Do in Response to the Denial of Parole for MOVE Women in the Pennsylvania Prison System

by Ramona Africa

Many many people are outraged about the recent parole board decision on my MOVE sisters. Everybody is asking what they can do now to continue their support of MOVE.

What people can do is write articles, Op-Ed pieces or letters to the editor in your local newspapers. Make this the national and international issue that is truly is. Don’t let it go unnoticed or be swept under the rug. This is the first step toward exposing this conspiracy against my family.

People in other countries should translate all communications into their own languages and circulate the information. That is extremely important. Also send us a copy so that we can circulate it to people we know that speak that particular language.

I will follow with more updated activities soon but we’ll start with this for now. Below are Philadelphia newspapers that people can write to. Write to some in your own local.

Thanks for your support---
Ramona

Philadelphia Daily News
400 N. Broad St.
Philadelphia, PA. 19130

Philadelphia Inquirer
400 N. Broad St.
Philadelphia, PA. 19130

Philadelphia Tribune (local so-called Black newspaper)
520 S. 16th St.
Philadelphia, PA. 19146

Philadelphia New Observer
1520 Locust St.
Philadelphia, PA. 19102

Philadelphia City Paper
123 Chestnut St.
Philadelphia, PA. 19106

Philadelphia Weekly
1701 Walnut St.
Philadelphia, PA. 19103