Records
Correspondence from Nancy Kurshan to CEML
Regarding the Detroit/Ann Arbor/Lansing trip.
Correspondence to Alan Berkman
2/1/1990 letter to Alan detailing proposal to concentrate on t5he effort to change USP Marion's water supply from Crab Orchard
Correspondence to Alice Krupit
Reproduction of US Bureau of Prisons letter in response to "inquiry regarding Through the Wire, which was recently aired by the Public Broadcasting System." Virtual holding only.
Correspondence to CEML Members
Letter referencing enclosures (absent) and request for financial support.
Correspondence to Honorable Robert Kastenmeier Re: USP Marion
Reproduction of 1/10/1990 letter to Congressman Kastenmeier regarding conditions at USP Marion.
Correspondence to Steven Whitman
1/21/1990 letter requesting press packet and brochures from CEML
Court Solidarity
In-depth guide to using Legal Solidarity in court, with discussion of court support, lawyers, and plea bargains.
Cover Letter and Report for May 4, 1996 Demonstration
Includes reproduction of media clippings.
Crime's Causes
Reproduction of comments on "The Crime of Black Imprisonment" by Steve Whitman
Critical Resistance East: Beyond the Prison Industrial Complex
Program pamphlet for event on 3/9/2001. Part of conference packet
Critical Resistance South
A report from the southern conference & Strategy Session. Includes small calling card and correspondence from Kenyon Farrow attached.
Criticism of the Central Committee of the WUO
By the Revolutionary Committee. "It is our view that the line of the CC of the WUO, and the entirety of the organization's practice for the past two years has been opportunist and served the US imperialists..." The statement expands on this criticism with specific examples - crimes against National Liberation Struggles; crimes against women and the Women's M...
Crossroad [January - February 1997]
Contents: NPESCD (National Plebiscite Education Campaign for Self Determination) / Prosecutorial Misconduct / Thoughts on Organizing / News and Announcements / Convergence / Racism and the Class Struggle / Tupac / Tidbits
Crossroad [January-March 2003]
This volume contains: a little story on why not to please people too much, a poem by James Weldon Johnson, a poem by Dave Bartholomew & Pearl King; The Black Star Project provides statistics on African American and Latino students' performance in grade 11, college and university from 1997 to 2002, "An Exemplary Comrade rides ahead" commemorates the death of...
Crossroad [July - September 2003]
This volume contains: "New Afrikan Declaration of Independence", a manifesto of the New Afrikan Creed, "African Anti-Terrorism Statement" by prisoners of conscious committee is on gentrification, police terrorism, prisons as concentration camps, land grab, education and biological warfare, Pan Africanist Congress of Azania ('south africa'), letter on struggl...
Crossroad [May - June 1999]
This volume contains an article on police brutality in Chicago, statement of solidarity with Mumia Abu Jamal ("A message from innocent men freed from death row"), an op-ed article on why hip hop is dead, the article "Beyond Black and White" speaks about the need for a Black critique with a more holistic concept, "What is the Jubilee 2000 Campaign" deals with...
Crossroad [May - June 2003]
This volume contains: a drawing by Zolo Agona Azania ("Death Voyeur"), "New Afrikan Declaration of Independence", a manifesto of the New Afrikan Creed, an open letter against the war in Iraq to Black, Latino and poor white youth, "There is fighting in Iraq but the real war is in Afrika" is on US imperialist biological warfare in Africa, statement in support...
Cultural Evening in Solidarity with Assata Shakur (Alt Version)
Flyer for a Cultural Evening in Solidarity with Assata Shakur. The reverse side includes information about Assata's arrest and her time spent in jails and prisons, the oppression of women through unwaged labor, and some context around anti-imperialism.
Cultural Evening in Solidarity with Assata and Women in Prison
Flyer for an event in solidarity with Assata Shakur and imprisoned women. Includes context around Assata's case, the anti-imperialist struggle to free third world women, oppression, and more.
DOC 501 Prairie Fire Organizing Committee / John Brown Book Club Publications Index
Finder/index for PFOC and John Brown Book Club publications.
Daily Kennebec journal — 1918-07-01 (Eugene Debs Espionage Act (arrest))
Front-page coverage of Debs' arrest under the Espionage Act
Daughter, I Hope to See You When the day of Liberation Dawns
Personal account of the imprisonment of Maria Haydee Torres
David Meltzer Reads Revelation
David Meltzer reads Marilyn Buck's poem for Wild Poppies. David teaches at New College of California in San Francisco.
De Pie Y En Lucha
Evaluation of a Campaign; Puerto Rico's Not So Manifest Destiny; On the Chicano-Mexicano Question; Long Live the Armed Struggle.