Records
COINTELPRO Puerto Rican Groups — Part 1 of 11
FBI HQ COINTELPRO file on 'Groups Seeking Independence for Puerto Rico.' Surveillance file underlying prosecutions of Nationalist Party members and FALN/Macheteros prisoners including Oscar López Rivera.
COINTELPRO Socialist Workers Party — Part 01 of 05
FBI HQ COINTELPRO file targeting the Socialist Workers Party. Documents ten years of warrantless surveillance the SWP successfully sued the FBI over (Socialist Workers v. Attorney General, 1986).
COINTELPRO Socialist Workers Party — Part 05 (Final)
Final volume of the COINTELPRO-SWP HQ file. Closing memoranda on the SWP disruption program.
COINTELPRO White Hate Groups — Part 01
FBI COINTELPRO file on KKK and white-supremacist groups. Includes informant relationships with klansmen later prosecuted in the Viola Liuzzo and civil rights worker murders.
COINTELPRO — Educator Pamphlet
Long-form COINTELPRO history and methods scan distributed for educational use.
COINTELPRO: A Brief Overview
Short report deals with a background on COINTELPRO, its true purposes and objectives, and how COINTELPRO operations influenced future political and social opinions.
Calculating Torture: 2023 Count of People in Solitary
National census of people held in solitary confinement.
Caleb Powers — Appeal Circular (Washington, D.C., April 1906)
Fundraising circular describing Kentucky Secretary of State Caleb Powers as 'the noted Kentucky political prisoner' in the Goebel assassination case.
California Prisons — Prisoners Take Prisons to Court (1974)
August 5, 1974 Pacific News Service report on a prisoners' legal suit against the California prison system over conditions in San Quentin's Adjustment Center, filed in the wake of the killing of George Jackson.
California's Dirty Little Secret
Kenneth Gay's exposé on California's death row and state prisons.
Cameras Everywhere Safety Nowhere
Crimethinc critique of surveillance culture and its impact on public safety and movement security.
Campaign to Free Jose Luis Avina (2001)
2001 campaign packet compiling materials from multiple sources in support of Chicano political prisoner Jose Luis Avina.
Cannon on Haywood (Obituary, 1928)
James P. Cannon's obituary essay for Big Bill Haywood, May 22, 1928.
Capitalism Has Won a Game But Not the Championship — Benedetti / Buck (1990)
Essay by Uruguayan writer Mario Benedetti translated from Spanish by imprisoned anti-imperialist Marilyn Buck, reflecting on socialism after the Cold War.
Capitalism Plus Dope Equals Genocide
This pamphlet, written by Michael "Cetewayo" Tabor, a political prisoner part of the Panther 21, deals with heroin and the issue of drug addiction, specifically its effects on the Black community of Harlem. This particular copy was reprinted by the Women's Bail Fund.
Capsule Summary of the Marion Lockdown
Includes timeline and description of conditions.
Carolyn Baxter Reads Coca Cola 2
Carolyn Baxter reads Marilyn Buck's poem on desire.
Casey Goonan support pamphlet (NYC ABCF, February 2026)
NYC ABC tri-fold support pamphlet for political prisoner Casey Goonan.
Casey Goonan tri-fold pamphlet (NYC ABCF, October 2025)
NYC ABC tri-fold support pamphlet for Casey Goonan.
Celling Black Bodies: Black Women in the Prison Industrial Complex
Julia Sudbury on the intersection of race, gender, and the prison-industrial complex.
Censored Women Speak — Marilyn Buck
Essay by Marilyn Buck on political censorship and women's imprisonment, arguing that imprisonment is itself a form of censorship; includes statements by Susan Rosenberg.
Central America Activists — Support the Resistance Conspiracy Case
Pamphlet linking the prosecution of RCC defendants to U.S. policy in Central America and asking Central America solidarity activists for support.
Centralia: A Story of Wartime Murder (1922)
IWW account of the 1919 Centralia Massacre and the wartime persecution of Wesley Everest and Wobbly defendants.
Cesar Chavez — Part 1 of 17
FBI HQ file on Cesar Chavez and the United Farm Workers. White-House-directed 'special investigation' surveillance of Chavez; relevant to labor-organizer prosecution history.