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Robert Hillary King

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From the Bottom of the Heap: The Autobiography of Black Panther Robert Hillary King

From the Bottom of the Heap: The Autobiography of Black Panther Robert Hillary King

isbn: 9781604861280 (EPUB), 9781604861273 (MOBI)

formats: epub mobi

published: 09/2008

pages: 224

price: 14.00 euros

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Robert Hillary King, aka Robert King Wilkerson, is part of a trio of American political prisoners collectively known as The Angola Three.
King’s membership in the only prison-recognized chapter of the Black Panther Party, and his work organizing against prison injustices, resulted in his being targeted for retaliation by prison officials. Despite overwhelming evidence exonerating him, prison-snitch testimony alone convicted him and he received a life sentence for the death of a fellow inmate. King’s tenacity in proving his innocence came to fruition when a Federal Appeals Court finally adjured him "probably innocent." In February 2001, after thirty-one years of imprisonment and twenty-nine continuous years of solitary confinement, King walked out of the gates of Angola a free man.

From the moment of his release, he has worked tirelessly to spread word about the innocence and the continued plight of his two remaining comrades, both held in solitary confinement for thirty-six years. King has spoken at universities, conferences and other venues. He has made appearances on radio and television, traveled to seven foreign countries, and addressed members of the European Parliament. He has worked to win the release of his comrades, the release of all political prisoners, and an end to the new slavery that is the Prison Industrial Complex.

Upon his release King was quoted as saying, "I may be free from Angola, but Angola will never be free of me!"

by Marion Brown, former Black Panther and prison activist

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