On Saturday, August 31, 2024, Baltimore will host the CurbFest for Political Prisoners from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM at 709 N Howard Street. This event invites the community to engage with the critical issue of political prisoners through music, performances, and educational activities.
CurbFest aims to raise awareness by connecting organizers with the community, offering a platform for local speakers, artists, and performers to agitate for solidarity with political prisoners. Attendees can expect live music, a conversation with Dr. Orisanmi Burton, letter-writing stations, free books, and a variety of activities for children.
What is CurbFest?
CurbFest for Political Prisoners is a community-focused event designed to inform and engage people about the struggles and resilience of political prisoners—individuals incarcerated for their resistance to oppression and their political beliefs or actions. The event aims to highlight the importance of solidarity in the ongoing fight for justice.
Why Should You Attend?
Political prisoners are often targeted by the state for their beliefs and actions, making their struggles emblematic of broader issues of systemic injustice. By attending CurbFest, you will be supporting a cause that extends beyond individual cases, promoting justice and freedom for all.
Join the movement in Baltimore on August 31st to stand in solidarity with those who have been unjustly imprisoned. For more details, follow @bap_baltimore on Instagram.