California Senate Gets Second Chance to Pass Prison Slavery Bill This Week

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California Senate Gets Second Chance to Pass Prison Slavery Bill This Week

Antonio Ray Harvey | California Black Media (CBM) - On June 23, the California Senate rejected a constitutional amendment to remove language in the state Constitution that allows involuntary servitude […]

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