See also
administrative remedy procedure, 75, 116, 122–24, 157
petition of review, 123–24
Phelps, C. Paul, 291
Picou, Leon, 128, 138–39, 226
“pigs,” 71, 81–82, 106, 171, 216, 242, 309
pimps, 26, 32, 44, 94–95, 391
“playing draft,” 43
plea deals, 53–54, 78, 149, 233–34, 275, 399–400
police brutality
accepted as way of life, 16
interrogation techniques, 54
K-9 dogs “give ‘em the bite,” 18
Panthers standing up against, 58, 67–69, 92
post-Katrina killings, 342
repercussions for rioting, 75–78
superficial changes in the system, 406–07
political prisoners, 88, 99, 238, 263, 284, 306, 409
“Power to the People” (rallying cry/song), 71, 91, 284, 372
Pratt, Ashaki, 240
Pratt, Elmer (“Geronimo Ji-Jaga”), 237–38, 240, 341–42
pride, maintaining a sense of, 63, 81, 92–93, 208, 290, 367
Prince, Howard, 363–65
Prison Legal News (social media site), 412–13
Prison Radio (radio station), 326
prison reform, 82, 99, 119–20, 374
prison-industrial complex, 236, 412
private prisons, 410, 412
Promise of Justice Initiative, 350, 354
prostitution, 5, 58, 92, 94, 97
Pruden, Anne, 261–63
Quandt, Katie Rose, 354
Queens House of Detention (New Queens), 76–78
racism.
See also
institutionalized racism, 8, 71, 106, 162, 195, 241, 309–11, 407–09, 411
rag men, 197–98
Rahim, Malik (aka Donald Guyton), 80, 83, 126, 196–97, 236–40, 261, 263, 369, 403
Rainbow Coalition, 68
RAND Corporation, 413
Randle, Michael, 341
rape
attempt on AW, 28
AW allegations/charges, 217, 318–26, 349, 375–76
AW “antirape squad,” 93–94, 155, 238
being “turned out,” 25–29
Brotherhood protection from, 389
creating a sex slave, 93–95
“fresh fish day,” 25–26, 43, 94
gal-boys (“sissies”), 26, 97, 391
imprisonment for, 128, 216, 226–27, 292
pimps, 26, 32, 44, 391
“rape artists,” 26, 155
ratting out/snitch, 32, 49, 95, 97, 128–29, 133, 390–91
read, learning how to, 163–64
Reagan, Ronald, 69, 372
Reb (6th Ward neighbor), 46–47
Reception Center (RC), 25–27, 41–43, 84–85, 94, 103
reclassification (“reclass”) board.
See
lockdown review board
reclassification officer, 192
Red Hat (cell block), 42–43, 88–89, 113
religion, as source of hope, 37
resistance, creating identity and unity by, 90, 99, 109, 115, 121, 286
revolution, Black Panther call for, 64, 141, 162, 238, 311
A Revolution in Kindness
(Roddick), 283
Richey, Joseph, 84–85, 130–32, 134–35, 138, 144, 147–48, 226, 242–43, 247, 269–70, 273–74, 387,
397
Richmond, Cedric, 304, 313, 315, 341, 374, 382, 410
Ridgeway, James, 354
Rigo 23 (artist), 283, 287
Rikers Island (prison), 78–79, 396
Robertson, Bernard, 318
Robertson, Rheneisha, 318–19
Robinson, Larry, 139
“roboting,” 29
Rockefeller, Nelson, 89
Rocks, Mike, 266, 268, 271–72
Roddick, Anita, 279–80, 283, 286, 294–95, 342
Roddick, Gorron, 280, 294–95, 303, 402
Roddick, Samantha, 294
Rogers, J. A., 161
Rogers, Leontine (“Teenie”), 302–06, 313, 316, 369–70, 405–06
Ross, David, 203–04, 205
Rovner, Laura, 341
Roy (Camp J inmate), 286–87
Safe Alternatives to Segregation Initiative, 408–09
San Francisco Bay View
(newspaper), 342
San Quentin Six, 238
sanity, protecting/struggle to maintain.
See also
mental illness, 220, 223, 297–300, 344, 351, 366, 372
Schafer, Harry (“Gi”), 126–27
Schafer, Jill, 126–27
Scheck, Barry, 303, 313
Scott, Robert (“Bobby”), 341, 355, 402
Seale, Robert George (“Bobby”), 67–69, 71, 91
Secure Housing Unit (SHU).
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