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  • Currently incarcerated at Jessup Correctional Institution

Table of Contents

  1. Commentaries
  2. Contact Info
  3. Support Info
  4. Biography
  5. Resources
  6. Gallery

Commentaries

Peter “Pitt” Mukuria has published 30 commentaries. Latest commentaries:
Title Duration Date
On Hunger Strike (Text Only) 04/02/24
Dirty Prison Guards 05:51 12/19/23
Prisoner’s Lives Matter 04:27 12/11/23
Updates 03:05 08/11/23
Disrespected During Visitation 07:03 06/09/23
Kevin Rashid Johnson’s Medical Mistreatment 04:45 05/22/23
Another Wrong Turn 04:52 04/18/23
Race Matters: The Murder of Tyree Nichols (text only) 03/24/23
Psychological Warfare 03:06 01/27/23
Visitation Denied 04:25 01/17/23

View All Commentaries by Peter “Pitt” Mukuria

Contact Info

Peter Mukuria
~MD SID#~5194931 , JCI, PO Box 534, Jessup, MD 20794

Follow Pitt’s art account on Instagram @pittpanther_art!

Support Info

March 2025 Phone Zap: Support Comrade Pitt and advocate for his reinstatement!

“I am calling/emailing on behalf of Peter Mukuria #519493. My name is _________ and I ask on behalf of Mr. Mukuria that the disciplinary infraction in question be vacated and he be allowed to retain all he has lost, especially since his constitutionally protected rights have been violated. His job must be reinstated.”

Who to call:

Inmate grievance officer: (410) 585-3840

Phillip Morgan, Commissioner: (410) 585-3302 OR (410) 585-3301

Carolyn J. Scruggs, Secretary of DPSCS: (410) 585-3300 OR dpscs.secretaryscruggs@maryland.gov

Sheri Smith, executive assistant to Scruggs: (410) 875-3449 sheri.smith@maryland.gov

Annie D. Harvey, DPSCS: annie.harvey@maryland.gov

Biography

Peter Mukuria, better known by the nickname Pitt, is currently located at Jessup Correctional Institution , formerly at Interstate Compact-Facility and Red Onion State Prison. While imprisoned, he vocalizes the blatant racism that takes place in his correctional facility: he has been threatened, not given the haircut service offered to white inmates, and denied proper facilities like access to water.

Pitt was born in Nairobi, Kenya and is currently the Minister of Labor for the Revolutionary Intercommunal Black Panther Party (RIBPP). He is also on the steering committee with the Incarcerated Workers of the World Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee (IWW/IWOC). Pitt writes on a variety of topics, from abolition to the COVID-19 pandemic and more. Mukuria’s work was featured in the renowned performance piece On the Eve of Abolition, imagining a future beyond abolition. Comrade Pitt is also featured on the newest Prison Radio Special Collections release On Red Onion, recounting the egregious mistreatment taking place at the facility.

Resources

Title Date

Out of solitary confinement, yet the struggle continues

Thoughts on Democracy Denied: Five Lectures on U.S. Politics (by Comrade Pitt)

Revolutionary Jesus

Defying the Tomb: An Overdue Book Review, by Peter Mukuria

Peter Mukuria: Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Profile