Tag Archives: Rahsaan Thomas

So much. Too much.

Posted on November 25, 2020 by Brothers In Pen

I am, as usual, way behind in keeping up with all that is going on. So much to share. Charles “Talib” Brooks got out of prison a month ago! I was able to host him and Jonathan Chiu — who … Continue reading →

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Two important articles about the dire situation at San Quentin

Posted on August 7, 2020 by Brothers In Pen

Two students in the Creative Writing class, Rahsaan Thomas and Kevin Sawyer, just came out with big articles about the COVID nightmare they are living through. I’ve served 19 years in San Quentin prison and I just got diagnosed with … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: Rahsaan Thomas

So much. Too much.

Two important articles about the dire situation at San Quentin

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