The 9 Livez of the Black Pantherz In "The Nine Lives of the Black Pantherz," Revolutionary prison artist Joedee tells us in his work: A Black Pantherz Sprite Neva Diez ...The 9 Livez of the Black Pantherz He goes on and lays out in another piece of written text, "The Assassination of the Black Panther Party," and list the names and year of their assassination, guilty of only standing up to white power and speaking, "I want for Blacks what you want for yourself!" Alprentice "Bunchy" Carter 1969 George Lester Jackson 1971 Jonathan Jackson 1970 "Lil Bobby" Hutton 1968 Huey Newton 1994 Hugo Yogi Pinell 2015 E * Geronimo Ji-Jiga Pratt 2011 Do you want more content like this? Follow us @Neojimcrowart #blackpanthers #blackpantherparty #blackpanther #GeorgeJackson #GeorgeJacksonUniversity #thenewjimcrow #jimcrow #abolition #neojimcrowart #art #prison #prisonart #blackartmatters #BlackLivesMatter #blackart #ados #blackartist #blackamerica #africanamericanart #africanamerican #africanamericanhistory #panafrica #africa #hiphopart #hiphopculture #hiphopblog #hiphopnation (at Campaign to End the New Jim Crow) https://www.instagram.com/p/CdaFr0bsQLp/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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CONTINUING NIPPSEY'S MARTHON This is a CALL to all those who were moved by the Nippsey Hussle Celebration of Life Procession. Come and do what Nippsey would have done, and participate in the Connecting Art and Law for Liberation (CALL) the inaugural art and law festival hosted by UCLA School of Law’s Prison Law and Policy Program, Criminal Justice Program, and the Prison Education Program at UCLA. *This is a CALL to action to end mass incarceration, by sharing innovative, cutting-edge collaborations at the intersection of art and law, and by uniting communities through various art mediums while simultaneously developing and disseminating new advocacy strategies. On April 12-14, 2019, join visionary artists, activists, attorneys, advocates, legal scholars, and community members at UCLA to share innovative, cutting-edge collaborations at the intersection of ART and LAW - aimed at developing and disseminating new strategies to end mass incarceration. PLEASE FOLLOW US AND SHARE #darealprisonart #neojimcrowart #artistsofinstagram #writersofinstagram #poetsofinstagram #reformalliance #socialjustice #prison #jail #cut50 #restorativejustice #justice #civilrights #nippseyhussle #Art #artist #hiphop #poetry #writer #music #rapper #LosAngeles #love https://www.instagram.com/p/BwKgW95H2mn/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1n9skw8pu6ps1

ONCE UPON A TIME... (Spoken Flo-MUSIC VERSION) *WARNING (Hood Explicit) www.mprisondpoetz.org by DAREALPRISONART | Free Listening on SoundCloud https://soundcloud.com/darealprisonart/once-upon-a-time-spoken-word-music-version-warning-hood-explicit-wwwmprisondpoetzorg "Once Upon A Time..." (Spoken Flo-Music Version, by C-Note, produced by DJ J.Rizz, is the first publicly released sound recordings of Spoken Flo. Spoken Flo is a new Hip Hop genre started in the American prisons by Jimmy "Natidapoet" McMillian. "Once Upon A Time...", is a true tale docu-drama, of going from the Penthouse, to the Big House. It is floed by C-Note, over a Dr. Dre inspired beat, produced by DJ J.Rizz. #darealprisonart #neojimcrowart #rap #spokenword #hiphop #music #prison #luxurylifestyle #luxuryhomes #fashion #baller #rich #richkidsofinstagram #jail #clothes #dj https://www.instagram.com/p/BwCI2e-HPTs/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1ssjfpjhjfnel

Prisoner Artist, Maru #NeoJimCrowArt #BlackExcellence #blacktwitter #BlackLivesMatter #artist #emergingart #contemporaryartist #art #newjimcrow #hiphop #prisonart #blackart #africa #AfricanAmerican #trapsoul #woke #panafrican https://www.instagram.com/p/B8W4okYJfcC/?igshid=11cdr5d5dp8i7

"BLACK WOMAN," by Prisoner Artist, Donald "C-Note" Hooker #NeoJimCrowArt #BlackExcellence #blacktwitter #BlackLivesMatter #artist #emergingart #contemporaryartist #art #newjimcrow #hiphop #prisonart #blackart #africa #AfricanAmerican #trapsoul #woke #panafrican https://www.instagram.com/p/B8W378hpoGy/?igshid=qtxr668nmv3d

STANFORD UNIVERSITY Come check out the amazing work of Rutgers University Professor, Nicole Fleetwood who will be discussing her forthcoming book, "Marking Time: Art in the Age of Mass Incarceration," a powerful document of the inner lives and creative visions of men and women rendered invisible by America’s prison system. Her work examines the impact of mass incarceration on contemporary art and culture. It focuses on art made in US prisons. Did you know the founder of the Graffiti movement in America, and by extension Street Art, Graffiti's legalized form, began when Daryl "Cornbread" McCray was taught Graffiti while doing a stint in a Philly youth prison? Location: Stanford University, Oshman Hall, McMurtry Building Date: January 16, 2020, 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm Audience: General Public Sponsor: Department of Art & Art History and Stanford Arts Institute Contact Email: [email protected] More Info: Stanford University Provides Lecture on Art Made Behind America’s Prison Walls. | darealprisonart https://darealprisonart.wordpress.com/2020/01/07/stanford-university-provides-lecture-on-art-made-behind-americas-prison-walls/ #Darealprisonart #NeoJimCrowArt #Stanford @nifleetwood @stanford #art #author #prison #prisonart #a4j #reformalliance #graffiti #tattoo #streetart #bayarea #sanjose #siliconvalley #oakland #sanfrancisco #blackwomenwriters #southbay https://www.instagram.com/p/B7WjRQRDR10/?igshid=1dvbonbdd4ych

How Arts in Corrections Turned C-Note Into the Hottest Performing Artist Behind Bars #darealprisonart #neojimcrowart #artsincorrections #everydayincarceration #prison #prisonlife #prisonreform #prisonpenpals #prisoners #prisoner #performingarts #performinglive #performingartist #theatre #theater #spokenwordpoet #spokenwordartist #spokenword #spokenwordpoetry #plays #playwrights #playwright #hiphop #actorslife🎬 #reformalliance #a4j https://www.instagram.com/p/B7L94sIDcSV/?igshid=jqnm35hgt4v8

Martin, Malcolm, H.Rap Brown, and George "Martin, Malcolm, H.Rap Brown, and George ," is a part of the "Black August 40th Anniversary by Joedee," a series of works the Compton raised prisoner-artist created in commemoration of the 40th anniversary of Black August. Black August started in 1979 as a commemoration of Khatari Gaulden, who was killed the year before on Aug. 1 as a result of medical neglect by San Quentin Prison authorities. Instead of adding Aug. 1 to the existing days of observation that marked the deaths of activists like W.L. Nolen, Alvin Miller, Cleveland Edwards, and George and Jonathan Jackson, the prisoners standing in resistance to the massive California prison-industrial complex declared the whole month to be Black August. While Black August as a month-long in memoriam occurred after the 1978 death of  Khatari Gaulden, it was inspired by the first in memoriam of the August 21, 1971, Death of George Lester Jackson in San Quentin. The artist specifically requested his Series be released on August 21st in memory of George Jackson. #NeoJimCrowArt #BlackAugust #BlackAugustInThePark #GeorgeJackson #SoledadBrother #Revolutionary #SanQuentinPrison #GeorgeLesterJackson #BlackPantherParty #TheSoledadBrothers #georgejackson #restinpower #BA2019 #August21 #soledadbrothers  #blackoakland  #california #losangeles #bloodinmyeye #blackartist #blackart #africa #blackhistory #blackhistorymonth #Caribbean #panafrican #blackcommunity #reformalliance https://www.instagram.com/p/B1dQLQSBXDi/?igshid=kgmhlsc904q6

Eazy-E, James Brown, and Black Panther "Eazy-E, James Brown, and Black Panther," is a part of the "Black August 40th Anniversary by Joedee," a series of works the Compton raised prisoner-artist created in commemoration of the 40th anniversary of Black August. Black August started in 1979 as a commemoration of Khatari Gaulden, who was killed the year before on Aug. 1 as a result of medical neglect by San Quentin Prison authorities. Instead of adding Aug. 1 to the existing days of observation that marked the deaths of activists like W.L. Nolen, Alvin Miller, Cleveland Edwards, and George and Jonathan Jackson, the prisoners standing in resistance to the massive California prison-industrial complex declared the whole month to be Black August. While Black August as a month-long in memoriam occurred after the 1978 death of  Khatari Gaulden, it was inspired by the first in memoriam of the August 21, 1971, Death of George Lester Jackson in San Quentin. The artist specifically requested his Series be released on August 21st in memory of George Jackson. #NeoJimCrowArt #BlackAugust #BlackAugustInThePark #GeorgeJackson #SoledadBrother #HipHop #SanQuentinPrison #GeorgeLesterJackson #BlackPantherParty #TheSoledadBrothers #georgejackson #BlackPanther #BA2019 #August21 #soul  #blackoakland  #california #losangeles #bloodinmyeye #blackartist #blackart #africa #blackhistory #blackhistorymonth #Caribbean #panafrican #blackcommunity #reformalliance https://www.instagram.com/p/B1dPTNZh2sK/?igshid=1pd0x4b7tsisc

Dennis, George, Tookie, Joe, Bruce, and Big Heroin "Dennis, George, Tookie, Joe, Bruce, and Big Heroin," is a part of the "Black August 40th Anniversary by Joedee," a series of works the Compton raised prisoner-artist created in commemoration of the 40th anniversary of Black August. Black August started in 1979 as a commemoration of Khatari Gaulden, who was killed the year before on Aug. 1 as a result of medical neglect by San Quentin Prison authorities. Instead of adding Aug. 1 to the existing days of observation that marked the deaths of activists like W.L. Nolen, Alvin Miller, Cleveland Edwards, and George and Jonathan Jackson, the prisoners standing in resistance to the massive California prison-industrial complex declared the whole month to be Black August. While Black August as a month-long in memoriam occurred after the 1978 death of  Khatari Gaulden, it was inspired by the first in memoriam of the August 21, 1971, Death of George Lester Jackson in San Quentin. The artist specifically requested his Series be released on August 21st in memory of George Jackson. #NeoJimCrowArt #BlackAugust #BlackAugustInThePark #GeorgeJackson #SoledadBrother #Revolutionary #SanQuentinPrison #GeorgeLesterJackson #BlackPantherParty #TheSoledadBrothers #georgejackson #restinpower #BA2019 #August21 #soledadbrothers  #blackoakland  #california #losangeles #bloodinmyeye #blackartist #blackart #africa #blackhistory #blackhistorymonth #Caribbean #panafrican #blackcommunity #reformalliance https://www.instagram.com/p/B1dOGIKBEb-/?igshid=2n485kb4mh6t

Maxine, Maurice, King Jr., Gladys, Angela, Mary, Frederick, and Ralph "Maxine, Maurice, King Jr., Gladys, Angela, Mary, Frederick, and Ralph," is a part of the "Black August 40th Anniversary by Joedee," a series of works the Compton raised prisoner-artist created in commemoration of the 40th anniversary of Black August. Black August started in 1979 as a commemoration of Khatari Gaulden, who was killed the year before on Aug. 1 as a result of medical neglect by San Quentin Prison authorities. Instead of adding Aug. 1 to the existing days of observation that marked the deaths of activists like W.L. Nolen, Alvin Miller, Cleveland Edwards, and George and Jonathan Jackson, the prisoners standing in resistance to the massive California prison-industrial complex declared the whole month to be Black August. While Black August as a month-long in memoriam occurred after the 1978 death of  Khatari Gaulden, it was inspired by the first in memoriam of the August 21, 1971, Death of George Lester Jackson in San Quentin. The artist specifically requested his Series be released on August 21st in memory of George Jackson. #NeoJimCrowArt #BlackAugust #BlackAugustInThePark #GeorgeJackson #SoledadBrother #Revolutionary #SanQuentinPrison #GeorgeLesterJackson #BlackPantherParty #TheSoledadBrothers #georgejackson #restinpower #BA2019 #August21 #soledadbrothers  #blackoakland  #california #losangeles #bloodinmyeye #blackartist #blackart #africa #blackhistory #blackhistorymonth #Caribbean #panafrican #blackcommunity #reformalliance https://www.instagram.com/p/B1dNIKzB4bD/?igshid=1wemcdndtve62

Powell, Hussle, Mumia, Aretha, and Assata "Powell, Hussle, Mumia, Aretha, and Assata," is a part of the "Black August 40th Anniversary by Joedee," a series of works the Compton raised prisoner-artist created in commemoration of the 40th anniversary of Black August. Black August started in 1979 as a commemoration of Khatari Gaulden, who was killed the year before on Aug. 1 as a result of medical neglect by San Quentin Prison authorities. Instead of adding Aug. 1 to the existing days of observation that marked the deaths of activists like W.L. Nolen, Alvin Miller, Cleveland Edwards, and George and Jonathan Jackson, the prisoners standing in resistance to the massive California prison-industrial complex declared the whole month to be Black August. While Black August as a month-long in memoriam occurred after the 1978 death of  Khatari Gaulden, it was inspired by the first in memoriam of the August 21, 1971, Death of George Lester Jackson in San Quentin. The artist specifically requested his Series be released on August 21st in memory of George Jackson. #NeoJimCrowArt #BlackAugust #BlackAugustInThePark #GeorgeJackson #SoledadBrother #Revolutionary #SanQuentinPrison #GeorgeLesterJackson #BlackPantherParty #TheSoledadBrothers #georgejackson #restinpower #BA2019 #August21 #soledadbrothers  #blackoakland  #california #losangeles #bloodinmyeye #blackartist #blackart #africa #blackhistory #blackhistorymonth #Caribbean #panafrican #blackcommunity https://www.instagram.com/p/B1dKO73hoW6/?igshid=dozhue0m46hq

Mathis, Dre, and Cornel "Mathis, Dre, and Cornel," is a part of the "Black August 40th Anniversary by Joedee," a series of works the Compton raised prisoner-artist created in commemoration of the 40th anniversary of Black August. Black August started in 1979 as a commemoration of Khatari Gaulden, who was killed the year before on Aug. 1 as a result of medical neglect by San Quentin Prison authorities. Instead of adding Aug. 1 to the existing days of observation that marked the deaths of activists like W.L. Nolen, Alvin Miller, Cleveland Edwards, and George and Jonathan Jackson, the prisoners standing in resistance to the massive California prison-industrial complex declared the whole month to be Black August. While Black August as a month-long in memoriam occurred after the 1978 death of  Khatari Gaulden, it was inspired by the first in memoriam of the August 21, 1971, Death of George Lester Jackson in San Quentin. The artist specifically requested his Series be released on August 21st in memory of George Jackson. #NeoJimCrowArt #BlackAugust #BlackAugustInThePark #GeorgeJackson #SoledadBrother #Revolutionary #SanQuentinPrison #GeorgeLesterJackson #BlackPantherParty #TheSoledadBrothers #georgejackson #restinpower #BA2019 #August21 #soledadbrothers  #blackoakland  #california #losangeles #bloodinmyeye #blackartist #blackart #africa #blackhistory #blackhistorymonth #Caribbean #panafrican #blackcommunity https://www.instagram.com/p/B1dIrQIBhAa/?igshid=1n41ic0cgw37i

"Fake Justice," is a work by Rialto prisoner artist., Arnold Citizen, aka Musafir. It is an homage to 21st century Protest movements; such as, "Occupy Wall Street," "Hands Up, Don't Shoot," and "A Day Without An Immigrant."  It comes from a worldview that economic justice is contained in the sweat beads of an individual,  "If you apply yourself you'll succeed"; or in the American jurisprudence of law enforcement, "To protect and serve." But in reality it's fake. Like everything else that's wrong with American standards of beauty, of fake hair, fake boobs, and collagen injected lips. This works is a part of an African-American prisoner led art movement known as Neo Jim Crow Art. Neo Jim Crow Art is the drawings, writings, sound recordings, and videos, of incarcerated African Americans. It serves as a cultural record of incarceration on the Black experience in America. You can find "Fake Justice," on Acrylic and Metal Prints on our Pinterest web page. https://darealprisonart.pixels.com/featured/fake-justice-musafiir-salman.html #NeoJimCrowArt #prisonart #art #DAREALPRISONART #blackart #BlackArtist #blackcommunity #africanamericanhistory #Africa #panafrican #Caribbean #moderndayslavery #blackpeople #blackholocaust #diaspora #institution #prison #massincarceration https://www.instagram.com/p/B1EkVjzB7XB/?igshid=59fmqakhrso9

James Brown With Black Panther "James Brown With Black Panther," is a work by Compton raised prisoner-artist, Joedee. This artist works are a part of an African-American prisoner led art movement known as Neo Jim Crow Art. Neo Jim Crow Art is the drawings, writings, sound recordings, and videos, of incarcerated African Americans. It serves as a cultural record of incarceration on the Black experience in America. You can find "James Brown With Black Panther," on Canvas and Framed Prints on our Pinterest web page. https://darealprisonart.pixels.com/featured/james-brown-with-black-panther-joedee.html #NeoJimCrowArt #prisonart #art #DAREALPRISONART #blackart #BlackArtist #blackcommunity #africanamericanhistory #Africa #panafrican #Caribbean #moderndayslavery #blackpeople #blackholocaust #diaspora #institution #prison #massincarceration https://www.instagram.com/p/B1CjMBpJ4a_/?igshid=aqb65zmjfncd