The Bloodline Tribune: Black August (Freedom Has Prisoners)
 
This Black August, we broke our release pattern for one reason only: to honor the ancestors who died and served time for our liberation, and the political prisoners who are still serving time today.
 
Inside this special digital issue you'll find Freedom Has Prisoners, a personal reflection on political education, incarceration, and the legacy of George Jackson. You'll find Revolution vs. Popularity and Voice of the Voiceless, two essays on integrity, purpose, and what it really means to serve the people. You'll find a review of I Am Not Your Negro, a piece on the sacred weight of African American cemeteries, an original poem confronting what's been done to Black women in the workforce, and a full circle Black August reflection tying Marcus Garvey's movement to a Little League World Series win a century later.
 
Poetry. Essays. Original art. Community voices. All in one issue.
 
This is a digital download (PDF). After purchase, the file will be available for you to save and read on any device.
 
Freedom has prisoners too. Study. Meditate. Find your way to contribute to the cause.