This is Amerikkka
Autor Kamaj Tawhiden Limba Engleză Paperback – sep 2020
Part memoir, part manifesto, and all searing social and political commentary, Kamaj poignantly explores the causes, consequences, and casualties of racism in America that often result in Blacks, Browns, Native Americans, and other non-whites struggling in life, love, and existence.
Currently awaiting trial for the false accusation of orchestrating the attempted murders and kidnappings of three prison guards during a 2017 prisoner uprising, follow the author's provocative, insightful, heart-thumping, and prescient journey from nationally-recognized schoolboy scholar to the first American prisoner fighting to be euthanized as an alternative to serving life imprisonment for a wrongful conviction...
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781735589015
ISBN-10: 1735589012
Pagini: 482
Dimensiuni: 140 x 216 x 26 mm
Greutate: 0.6 kg
Editura: Still Waters Prose LLC
ISBN-10: 1735589012
Pagini: 482
Dimensiuni: 140 x 216 x 26 mm
Greutate: 0.6 kg
Editura: Still Waters Prose LLC
Notă biografică
Kamaj Dakari Tawhid (known within "the system" as Kenneth Deangelo "Delo" Thomas, prisoner # 262443) is the author of This Is Amerikkka: The Troublesome Life, Loves & Soul of a Conscientious Thug (Still Waters Prose, 2020). Wrongly incarcerated in tennessee for over two decades, Kamaj has never stopped fighting to prove his complete innocence. No stranger to local, national, and even international headlines, his case reflects both the deep injustices of the criminal legal system and the resilience of the human spirit. In addition to recently uncovering suppressed evidence that irrefutably proves his innocence in his original wrongful conviction, Kamaj, in late 2023, had 16 fabricated felony charges-tied to false accusations of leading a 2017 prison uprising-fully dismissed.Despite enduring the weight of wrongful imprisonment, Kamaj's voice and vision remain unshaken. Through his writing, he not only tells his own story but also sheds light on broader issues of systemic injustice, survival, and transformation.He continues to seek exoneration-or, in the alternative, the radical act of state accountability he calls "euthanization"-while asking for any and all support from those who believe in truth, justice, and human dignity.To learn more about Kamaj, his ongoing fight, or ways to contribute to his cause, please visit www.FreeKamaj.org or www.KamajTawhid.com, the Delo Is Innocent Twitter page (x@TawhidKamaj), or the Justice for Kenneth D. Thomas Facebook page