title: ANNOTATED TEARS: America's Auschwitz Vol. 1: Creative Writing Session At Folsom State Prison (Volume 1)
author: Talib Williams
description: Talib Williams was sentenced to 50 years in prison after shooting a man who had tried to take his life just months before. Talibs motive was fear, not vengeance, but the circumstances in the case didnt concern the American justice system. A jury was settled upon, after every black person had been excused, and those alleged peers decided that the skateboarding 17-year old with nothing but a petty tagging charge should spend the rest of his life in prison. Since receiving a virtual death sentence, Williams has striven to rise above prison politics and better his life. He has authored three books while incarcerated, started a non-profit organization, became a respected Imam in the prisons Muslim community, facilitating a healthy spiritual development for practitioners of his faith, and facilitated a toxic masculinity workshop for inmates, which was the subject of a CNN documentary on Soledad State Prison called: The Feminist On Cellblock Y. Talib was offered an early parole hearing for good behavior in 2017 and is currently awaiting the decision.
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  Title: Burning of the Brooklyn Theatre  
  A thrilling personal experience! Brooklyn's horror.  
  Wholesale holocaust at the Brooklyn, New York, Theatre,  
  on the night of December 5th, 1876  
    
  Author: Anonymous  
    
  Release Date: September 12, 2011 [EBook #37391]  
    
  Language: English  
    
    
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  # BURNING OF THE  
  
  
  Brooklyn Theatre.
  
  
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