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Lawsuit: Alabama Is Denying Prisoners Parole to Lease Their Labor to Meatpackers, McDonalds

No parole if you’re still profitable.

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Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against Alabama s Prison Labor Exploitation

Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against Alabama s Prison Labor Exploitation
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In Alabama, accusations of Black enslavement for profit

Unions in Alabama say a statewide prison-work release program is basically enslavement of incarcerated workers.

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Alabama is sued by inmates who claim state made a staggering $450 MILLION by convict leasing - and forcing them to work in fast food joints like McDonald s and Burger King for next to nothing in move similar to cotton-picking

The suit claims they were entrapped in a system of convict leasing in which incarcerated people are forced to work, often for little or no money while the state kept the profits of their labor.

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Lawsuit Challenges Alabama s Forced Prison Labor System That Benefits McDonald s, KFC, Burger King, Wendy s

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