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Welcome to the NPPC Archive. This Archive is a searchable index of the National Political Prisoner Coalition’s records: prisoner profiles, case files, movement periodicals, court documents, and oral histories. It collects, in one place, the materials that document the history of U.S. political imprisonment from the late nineteenth century to the present.

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The Fuse No. 10

CollectionNew Afrikan Prisoners Organization DateSeptember 1, 1979 PublishersNew Afrikan Prisoners Organization

The People are the Best Judges

The Fuse No. 11

CollectionNew Afrikan Prisoners Organization DateSeptember 28, 1979 PublishersNew Afrikan Prisoners Organization

"The People Are the Best Judges! Part 2" is a continuation of an article printed previously that rallies the people in supporting the Pontiac Brothers and judge the evidence put forth by the state. It continues by stating the New Afrikan Prisoners Organization's (NAPO) position on the struggle to free the Pontiac Brothers. "The Struggle to Free Jomo Joka Omo...

The Fuse No. 12

CollectionNew Afrikan Prisoners Organization DateOctober 12, 1979 PublishersNew Afrikan Prisoners Organization

"Build Campaign to Dismiss Pontiac 31 Indictments" discusses the New Afrikan Prisoner Organization's (NAPO) decision to support the "Stateville Four" and expose the political frame-up enacted by the state of Illinois. As a result, the charges against the Four were dismissed. The charges brought against the 31 Pontiac Brothers was another example of this oppr...

The Fuse No. 9

CollectionNew Afrikan Prisoners Organization DateAugust 1, 1979 PublishersNew Afrikan Prisoners Organization

"Update on the Pontiac 31" provides an update on the case against the Pontiac Brothers. Seventeen of them were moved to Chicago where their trials will be held. The article lists the charges against some of the Pontiac Brothers and asserts the fact that the state is trying to rush the trials before the prisoners can gain support. The situation of the Pontiac...