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The New Abolitionist
January 2001, Issue 18

We'll Keep Fighting!

We Can Stop Them Again!

Protesting Oklahoma's Execution Spree

Why Didn't Clinton Halt Executions?

Celebrating The Illinois Moratorium

The Death Penalty By The Numbers

Abolitionists Gear Up For A Fight In Maryland

Don't Execute The Mentally Ill!

Jailed For Speaking Out For Mumia

A Life In The Balance

Our Struggle Continues: Chapter Reports

Interview With Stanley Williams

Jesse Jackson Visits The Death Row 10

Voices From Inside:
Death Row Prisoners Speak Out

Welcome To America
Robert Casillas

A Death Sentence Vacated
Michael Roberts

Two Poems
Robert Clark

May The Year Bring Victory
Mario Flores


Archive Issues

The death penalty by the numbers

Number of executions in 2000: 85

Percentage drop in executions since the year before: 13

Number of executions in Texas in 2000: 40
(most executions by one state in one year in U.S. history)

Total U.S. death row population: 3,703

Percentage of total U.S. executions that took place in the South: 89

Percentage of prisoners executed who were Black: 40

Percentage of murder victims who were white in cases where a prisoner was executed last year: 76

Source: Death Penalty Information Center

 

The New Abolitionist - January 2001, Issue 18
Campaign To End The Death Penalty, Chicago, IL - www.nodeathpenalty.org


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