See also
Free the Angola 4
beginning of, 261–65
creating the support and legal teams, 288–96
effectiveness of efforts, 329
King working outside with, 313, 373
protesting Camp J conditions, 284
selling candy to support, 277
support for AW, 286
support for habeas corpus petition, 275
support for Herman Wallace release, 355
support from Amnesty International, 331–32
National Commission n Correctional Health Care, 354
National Football League, 408
National Prison Project (ACLU), 341
National Rainbow Coalition, 68
national Registry of Exonerations (NRE), 409–10
National Rifle Association (NRA), 69
Native American Housing Committee, 68
Native Americans, 162
Native Son
(Wright), 170, 208
Nazi Germany, 71
“Nelson Mandela Rules,” 411
Nelson Mandela’s Institute for Global Dialogue, 287
Neville, Charles, 37
New Orleans
6th Ward, 3–4, 46
13th Ward, 195–96
as “prison capital of the world,” 345
AW birth and living in, 1–2, 221
AW family departure to LaGrange, NC, 2–3
AW family escape from Daddy’s abuse, 3–4
AW friends in lockup from, 25, 27–28, 37, 91, 195–97
AW making a home in, 4–9, 318
AW relocation to Harlem, 58
AW return from lockups, 38, 46, 402
Civil War-era “convict-leasing,” 24–25
Contemporary Arts Center, 328
dealing drugs, 48
gangs/gang activities, 14–16, 18–19, 24, 46
habitual felon law, 54–55
Herman transferred to hospital, 365–66
Hurricane Katrina, 342
Mardi Gras, 4, 7
NAACP Legal Defense Fund, 349–50
national hearing on penal reform, 91, 306
police misconduct, 321, 342
presence of ACLU, 263
presence of Black Panthers, 80–81, 104, 126–27, 236–40, 263, 402
segregation and Jim Crow, 7–9
VOTE activist group, 409
New Orleans Legal Assistance (NOLA), 168
New Orleans
Times-Picayune
, 105, 120, 283, 345
New York City
AW drug buying trips, 48
AW escape from New Orleans, 56–58
AW extradition to New Orleans, 79
AW plea deal and Rikers Island, 78–79
Black Panther presence, 58
incarceration at the Tombs, 58–60, 79, 410
incarceration in New Queens, 76–78
number of prisoners incarcerated, 74
prisoner riots, 74–78
New York Times
, 63, 411
Newton, Huey P., 67–69, 72, 91, 126–27, 405, 407
“nigger” (racial slur), 7–8, 24, 30, 35, 77, 100–101, 228
“nigger lover,” 90
Nigger Miles (inmate guard), 42
Nightly News
(TV program), 316
19th Judicial District Court, Baton Rouge, 169, 218, 234, 277, 289–92, 296, 350, 373
90-day review board.
See
lockdown review board
Noland, Christine, 316, 317
noncontact visits.
See also
contact visits, 111, 202
Obama, Barack, 412
Oliveaux, Bobby, 226, 245, 291
Olympic Games, 70–71
one-percenters, 379
orderlies, selection/function, 26, 41–42, 82, 125, 157–60, 166, 179, 181–82, 190, 251, 291, 314–15,
329
Orleans Parish Prison, 41, 47, 49, 52, 56, 97, 113, 119, 196–98, 236, 360, 376
Panther tier, 80–83
Orwell, George, 71
Owen, Priscilla, 394
Panther 21, 64, 79
parking cars, 18–19
parole
AW eligibility/release on, 38–41
AW violation, 41, 45
granting/denial//revoking, 234, 246, 322, 409
Louisiana incarceration rate vs., 345
release of Robert King, 113
sentence to life without, 156, 250
Pastors for Peace, 237
“peepers,” 152, 180, 335
Peewee (AW girlfriend), 21–22
Pegram, Tory, 294, 303, 341, 373
Peltier, Leonard, 409
Pete (Ruby Mable boyfriend), 7
petition of grievance.
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