a play set during the Second Liberian War. It's the first time a production features an all-black, female cast, which means the show is pretty monumental in more than one way. But in a recent essay withLenny Letter The length of the protest is still yet to be determined. Their statement explains that they are prepared to "stay down indefinitely" until their concerns are addressed. "No prisoners will go to their job assignments," the statement further explains. "Our goal is to make the Governor realize that it will cost the state of Florida millions of dollars daily to contract outside companies to come and cook, clean, and handle the maintenance. This will cause a total BREAK DOWN." help the U.S. transition from fossil fuels to electric energy for women and girls incarcerated in California. Like the protesters behind Operation PUSH, among the group's demands were better living conditions and a healthy environment.