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Uprising 2015 09 17

by: Sonali Kolhatkar

Publication date: 2015-09-16

Usage: Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0

Topics: refugee, crisis, Europe, actions, Hungarian, Serbia, ministers, Brussels, clemency, President Obama, mass, incarceration, elated, federal, prisons, non-violent, drug, Justice Department, petitions, advocacy, inmates, women, behind bars, drug

Language: English

On this episode of Uprising with Sonali, James Paul, author of Syria Unmasked sifts
through the chaos, complexity, and violence of the Syria war and why there are so many
refugees and why they are not all Syrian. And, a new commentary by Mumia Abu
Jamal, critiques politicians as servants of the rich. Plus, journalist Victoria
Law shares the heartbreaking stories of women who are serving time in federal
prison for drug-related offences and are not eligible for Obama's clemency 2014
project.