Welcome to another powerful episode of Black Westchester presents The People Before Politics Radio Show, where we bring you important news from a Black perspective that mainstream media won’t cover and give you that Real Talk For The Community.
This week, we’re delving into the ongoing strike at New York State Correctional Facilities. Our special guests include Israel Sanchez, a retired Corrections Sergeant who served 26 years at the infamous Sing Sing Correctional Facility.
Sergeant Sanchez will share his firsthand insights on prison conditions and the reasons behind the strike. At the same time, Legislator Nolan will explain why local government officials are standing in solidarity with correctional officers and what policy changes he’s advocating for. Get the unfiltered truth about what’s happening behind prison walls across New York State and learn about the political response to this growing crisis.
Also on the show is our brother, Baptist Minister, Radio Host, Activist, Politician, and Author Conrad Tillard talking about the state of the Black Community. Tillard was, in his early years, a prominent minister of the Nation of Islam. At age 25, he was appointed Minister of Mosque No. 7 in Harlem, a position formerly held by Malcolm X. He was known as the Hip-Hop Minister and was responsible for being a peacekeeper in beefs between artists.
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