Fight COVID-19 Death Chambers:

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Slidell, Louisiana. - Aug. 3, 2020 - PRLog — An international nonprofit advocate is spotlighting the State of Louisiana — America's "Incarceration Capital" — in warning that African Americans are at risk of genocide due to the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on incarcerated populations. Belinda Parker-Brown, Co-founder and CEO of Louisiana United International, Inc. (LUI), contends that most people incarcerated during the pandemic are enduring cruel and unusual punishment, including large populations of African Americans.

• Get Informed

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• Join LUI and Donate

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• Enforce the 8th

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• Read LUI's Position Statement

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• Email LUI to Join its Position Statement

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• Read LUI's Submission to the United Nations

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• Demand that Louisiana Governor Edwards Meet Immediately and Work Directly With LUI to Evacuate Inmates

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• Demand the Trump Administration Meet With Our Delegation

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• Demand Congress to Add America to the International Criminal Court

We are vindicated

by the U.S. Supreme Court in

Ramos v. Louisiana

Ramos’ felony conviction by a nonunanimous jury is unconstitutional.

April 20, 2020

Learn More About LUI'S

Unanimous Is Not Enough Campaign

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