This is an audiozine about Jorge Cornell, Inca of the North Carolina Almighty Latin King & Queen Nation, and some of the events that took place involving him in Greensboro around 2009 - 2012. It's also about the 1979 Greensboro Massacre, the Rackateer Influenced & Corrupt Organizations act of 1970, and the relationship between various anti-state, anti-prison, and anti-police groups in and around North Carolina, tracing the Greensboro Police Department's heritage of hate and KKK support over the last 40 years or so.
Most of all it is about trying to tell some of the story of a man and a group that were adamantly critical of white supremacy, who tried to publicly fight against it, and the brutal repression they faced as a result. I offer it as a reminder to not forget our family behind bars, not to forget the families they left outside, and to maintain, cultivate, or initiate relationships inside and out, as an act of rebellion against the divide and suppress tactics of the state.
