
The state can’t isolate the imagination: Vernon T. Bateman and the struggle to free them all
Bateman’s story exemplifies the often unacknowledged resistance that flourishes behind prison bars, a creativity the state cannot repress.
Bateman’s story exemplifies the often unacknowledged resistance that flourishes behind prison bars, a creativity the state cannot repress.
On 5/17, encounter Vernon Bateman’s “phone call” painting, hear Jones read from her book, and more!
This 10-min Liberation Center documentary covers Bateman’s struggle and includes new footage. Share and spread the truth!
Sign the petition to demand exoneration for Vernon T Bateman.
Watch Vernon T. Bateman’s impromptu speech at the Liberation Center’s Fourth Friday opening.
On Mass Ave., the first in-person event in the campaign to exonerate Bateman showcased his brilliant public artworks on display outside of The District Threatre.
ACT NOW: Decades after the alleged victim begged for Bateman’s release, he has not yet been exonerated.
This interview brings the contradictions between oppression and resistance into sharp relief.
A partial but compelling list of reasons, each backed with documentation, Bateman must be exonerated.