To all 10-2: the time to act is NOW. ✊🏽
Senate Bill 215 isn't just a piece of paper; it’s a threat to our homes and our people. "If this Bill passes, we are not going home."
Let’s make sure that doesn't happen.
Check the flyer for instructions on how to contact representatives through The Promise of Justice Initiative. Every single letter counts. Let’s stand together.
#StopSB215 #Justice #CommunityAction #ThePromiseOfJustice #ActNow
A federal judge has allowed a lawsuit challenging prison labor conditions at Louisiana State Penitentiary (Angola) to move forward as a class action — a decision that could impact thousands of incarcerated people.
The case focuses on Angola’s “farm line,” an agricultural work assignment that places incarcerated individuals in outdoor field labor on land that once operated as a plantation. Plaintiffs allege the conditions may violate the Eighth Amendment’s protections against cruel and unusual punishment and the Americans with Disabilities Act.
The ruling comes amid broader scrutiny of Angola, where Corey Miller (C-Murder) is currently incarcerated. Miller is housed under the same labor and disciplinary framework challenged in the lawsuit and previously led a hunger strike protesting prison conditions, including medical care and work assignments.
While the lawsuit and Miller’s conviction are legally separate, both raise constitutional questions about conditions of confinement, labor, and accountability inside the prison system.
🔗 For more on the farm line class action and prison conditions, visit The Promise of Justice Initiative @justicespromise
🎧 For deeper context on Corey Miller’s case, listen to Private Stock "The Corey Miller Diaries" on Spotify
Happy birthday to my daughter, Chay Chay. Every year with you just keeps getting better. You are my angel, one of the best personalities in the world.. Love you forever!
Happy Birthday Chels. Today is your day. It’s all about you. Everybody better take care of you today. Enjoy yourself and know that we all love you. Happy birthday my daughter @alexischelsea
Happy Birthday to my wonderful grandmother Big Mama! The family misses you so much. Thank you for giving me a home when I was a baby. You are a Calliope legend. We love you. Happy birthday Big 10!
Happy birthday to my daughter, CoCo. May you have a wonderful day and an even more wonderful year. We’re waiting on that bun in your oven to be born, even though you won’t tell me his name. Smh. I love you, baby girl.
Louisiana’s history with Jim Crow juries — where felony convictions stood even without unanimous verdicts — was rooted in racism and exclusion. In 2020, the U.S. Supreme Court finally declared non-unanimous juries unconstitutional, but hundreds of people convicted under the old system are still serving sentences because the state hasn’t provided a way to revisit those cases. It’s a reminder that real justice means fixing old wrongs, not just banning unfair policies.
#CriminalJusticeReform #History #CivilRights #Louisiana
Today, in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., we rewind one of the most powerful episodes of Private Stock: The Corey Miller Diaries.
Corey Miller recounts surviving Hurricane Katrina behind bars, the fight to remain a present father while incarcerated, and his ongoing legal battle connected to Angola prison labor. This episode is more than a story—it’s a plea.
⚠️ This is a call for help.
Justice delayed is justice denied, and Corey is asking the community to stand with him as this fight continues.
🎧 Listen now on all major podcast platforms
🕛 New Season starting soon!
#MLKDay #StormsOfChange #JusticeRewind #CoreyMillerDiaries #PrisonReform BlackHistoryMonth PrivateStockPodcast
Purple Union, alongside Private Stock News: Purple Edition, is calling for urgent federal intervention at Louisiana State Penitentiary (Angola) and a full review of the continued confinement of Corey Miller (C-Murder).
Despite documented medical issues and assurances he would be removed from unsafe labor, Corey Miller continues to face conditions that endanger his health—followed by retaliation when he refuses. These inhumane practices reflect a broader crisis affecting many incarcerated people, including those who are wrongfully convicted.
With Louisiana’s Governor declaring a state of emergency at Angola, federal oversight is no longer optional—it is necessary.
Corey Miller’s conviction is rooted in serious constitutional violations, including Louisiana’s former 10–2 non-unanimous jury law. He is innocent and deserves clemency, a full pardon, and freedom.
Justice must be served. Human dignity must be upheld.
🎙 Private Stock: The Corey Miller Diaries
Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music & iHeartRadio
#JusticeForCoreyMiller #AngolaCrisis #HumanRights #EndWrongfulConvictions #FederalOversight
The Angola Prison Farm Line lawsuit (VOTE et al. v. LeBlanc) is ongoing, with major recent developments including a federal judge granting class certification in late 2025, allowing the case to proceed on behalf of all affected inmates, and setting a trial date for February 3, 2026, to address claims of cruel and unusual punishment and forced labor in extreme heat, following earlier rulings that provided temporary heat-related protections and challenged the state’s increased heat alert thresholds.
The holidays hit different — a time for reflection, gratitude, and hope, even when the world feels cold. However you celebrate, keep your heart warm and your spirit solid.
“The Black Grinch” is available now on all streaming platforms. 🎄🖤
