During the 1980s, inmates assumed the role of liberators of the oppressed and claimed that they were

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During the 1980s, many inmates claimed they were political prisoners, asserting that their incarceration was due to their beliefs or activism rather than criminal actions. This was part of a broader narrative where prisoners sought to reframe their imprisonment in political terms, aligning themselves with global struggles for justice and liberation.

During the 1980s, Inmates Assumed the Role of Liberators of the Oppressed