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Rare phone interview with my Patna from a Phone In a Federal Pen. Its as Random And Spontaneous as it sounds! One Trapped behind the bars, The Other trapped out them. Something everyone should hear.

Proceeds from this track and "Rice and Gravy" go to Free Little B! Campaign

Michael Lewis, known as Little B, was arrested at only 13 years old for a murder he did not commit. Michael was tried as an adult in an Atlanta, Georgia, courtroom, convicted and sentenced to life in prison at the age of 14. In a case stricken with lying drug-dealing witnesses, an incompetent public defender, concealed evidence, and racism, this innocent young black man was condemned to life in prison. Born and raised in The Bluff, an impoverished area of Atlanta, Michael was condemned from the beginning of his life. His criminal conviction is a tragic exemplification of our inequitable legal system.

Michael has been in prison for 14 years now, having turned 28 years old this March 2011. He is currently serving out his life sentence at Georgia State Prison. MICHAEL LEWIS DESERVES A NEW TRIAL AND A FAIR TRIAL!


www.elainebrown.org/littleb.htm

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from I'M TRYIN' TO MAKE A LIVIN' NOT A KILLIN', released January 1, 2016
Produced by Sellassie.
Featuring call from Little B. (M. Lewis) from the Georgia State Prison.

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Taking full advantage of everything in his grasp, Socio-political Rap Artist, Activist and Entrepreneur Sellassie has carved his niche as one of the leading progressive, conscious voices in San Francisco Bay Area Hip Hop.

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