Political activist wants to end prison system

Posted April 2, 2008 4:34 AM | Comments (0)

Iconic political and social activist Angela Y. Davis addressed a near-capacity crowd in SF State’s Jack Adams Hall on March 1.

The speech opened “California Prison Culture: art, issues, and dialogue,” a day-long conference of workshops and visual and performance art billed by the event’s organizers as a means to encourage dialogue on how incarceration affects California’s population.

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