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<font size=3><b>Join us in celebrating the<br>
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3<sup>rd</sup> Anniversary of Robert King Day<br>
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in The City of San Francisco,<br>
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this coming Friday, April 22<sup>nd</sup>, 2005 from 4 to 6 PM<br>
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at The Luggage Store Gallery, 1007 Market Street.<br>
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The recently released trailer for the documentary film on the Angola 3
will be screened.<br>
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Robert King spent over 28 years in solitary confinement at
Angola-Louisiana State Penitentiary, confined to a 6 by 8 foot cell for a
minimum of 23 hours, everyday. He survived against these odds and was
released on February 8<sup>th</sup>, 2001. He was given a financial
package with which to cope with life on the outside, on the form of a
check for ten US Dollars.<br>
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Since his release he has traveled throughout the United States and in
eight different countries spreading the word about the continued
incarceration of his two comrades, Albert Woodfox and Herman Wallace, who
jointly with him are know as the Angola 3.
(<a href="http://www.angola3.org/">www.angola3.org</a>) They remain to
this day in solitary confinement, their 33<sup>nd</sup> year.<br>
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Last month Robert had to move from his place of residence in New Orleans,
because the house was sold. He has been able to relocate, but needs help
with the moving expenses.<br>
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Robert King has been conducting workshops in “undoing racism” with the
People’s Institute for Survival and Beyond, as a resource trainer. From
San Francisco he will be travelling to Seattle, Washington, where he will
conduct a workshop at MCC-Monroe Correctional Complex, Washington State
Penitentiary.<br>
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We hope you will be able to join us in this fundraising effort to help
one of America’s “unsung true heroes” as Geronimo Ji Jaga likes to call
him.<br>
If you can't join us at the Luggage Store Gallery Friday you can send
your donations directly to 416 South Scott, New Orleans, Louisiana
70119.<br>
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