Haki Malik Abdullah
Biography
New Afrikan political prisoner held in California prisons including Folsom and Corcoran, CDC #C-56123. Listed as a North American political prisoner in PFOC Breakthrough magazine throughout the 1980s and 1990s. Documented in PFOC Breakthrough magazine.
Green is also known as Haki Malik Abdullah and appears on published lists compiled for political-prisoner advocacy and human-rights review processes that argue the United States has held people as political prisoners. In that context, he is generally discussed not as a high-profile public figure but as an incarcerated person whose case is presented as part of a broader pattern of politicized prosecution and long-term confinement.
Mainstream, widely accessible public documentation about his original activism, arrest circumstances, and underlying conviction is comparatively limited; most commonly available references place him within prisoner-support networks and political-prisoner advocacy rather than in detailed, contemporaneous reporting of a single arrest event.
The Malcolm X Grassroots Movement’s historical submission to the UN Human Rights Committee individually identifies Haki Malik Abdullah as Michael Green, California number C-56123, at a Corcoran mailing address. This corroborates the identity bridge in older support records. The circa-2006 roster is not evidence of present custody or an exact admission or release date. Source: https://www.prisonlegalnews.org/media/publications/10.%20Political%20Prisoners%20in%20the%20United%20States%2C%20ICCPR%20Coalition%20Report.pdf#page=14
