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Prison reform advocate's hunger strike has ended after 35 days without food, ADOC says

Summary by Alabama Political Reporter
The 35-day protest began after an officer pepper sprayed the advocate in alleged retaliation for speaking out against excessive force practices.

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Prison reform advocate's hunger strike has ended after 35 days without food, ADOC says

The 35-day protest began after an officer pepper sprayed the advocate in alleged retaliation for speaking out against excessive force practices.

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Alabama Political Reporter broke the news in on Friday, January 2, 2026.
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