Fly vs. Tommy Silverstien, Aryan Brotherhood. Marion. (1970s) Leavenworth. #dcblacks

In this exclusive interview, I sit down with prison legend Fly, a man who spent 50 years behind bars and became a pivotal figure in the federal prison system. Fly was one of the original Black prisoners that the feds labeled as the "DC Blacks" in the 1970s. These men stormed the federal prison system from the DC Department of Corrections, bringing both unity and, at times, violence and chaos during intense rivalries with other prison groups. Fly shares rare insights into a fascinating era when the DC Blacks and the Aryan Brotherhood had a working relationship, despite their later conflicts. He recalls an unforgettable bare-knuckle sparring match with infamous AB member Tommy Silverstein in a Kansas jail, a moment that became legendary in federal prison lore. This is a story of camaraderie, conflict, and the evolution of prison dynamics, told by someone who lived it all. Don’t miss this gripping interview filled with raw history and powerful reflections. 👉 Tune in now, and don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to the channel!