Kevin ‘Rashid’ Johnson: They waited, wanted and watched for me to die… | San Francisco Bay View

Kevin ‘Rashid’ Johnson: They waited, wanted and watched for me to die… | San Francisco Bay View.

March 19, 2013 | Categories: & Literature, 1st Amendment Rights, 1st Amendment Rights, Adults, AFRIKAN, Ann Garrison, Art, Black Men, Black Panther Party, Black Riders for Liberation, Black Riders for Liberation, Block Report Radio, Caribbean, Commentary, Community outrage, Community self defense, Congo, Cruel and inhuman punishment, Culture, Defying the Tomb, Education, El Hajj Malik El Shabazz, Haitian, Health, illegal sentencing, Incarceration nation, Independent Black Media, Jim Crow, JR Valrey, Kevin 'Rashid' Johnson, Kevin 'Rashid' Johnson, Law, Liberation, Lynching, Media, Men, Mental Health, Militarized police, New Afrikan Nation, Photography, Police brutality, Political Prisoners, Politics, Prison Law, Prisons, Radio, Secret Squirrels, secret surveillance, special rendition, Torture | Tags: 1st Amendment Rights, African/Black experience, Afrikan, Black Panther Party, blood In My Eye, BPP, close observation suicide watch, cruel and inhuman punishment, cruel and inhumane, cruel and unusual punishment, Defying the Tomb, freedom, Garth Gulick, George Jackson, goon squad, Hippocratic Oath, incarceration nation, Kevin 'Rashid" Johnson, New Afrikan Black Panther Party, Political Prisoners, prison, protest, racism, razor blades, revolutionary, Russell Maroon Shoatz, SF BAYVIEW newspaper, Slavery, solitary confinement, suicide monitoring cell, terrorism, they waited wanted and watched for me to die, War on Afrikans, Womy Freedom Fighters | Leave a comment