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Prison Art Newsletter - January 2006
Publisher: Prison Art NewsletterDate: 1/2006Volume Number: Vol. 6-1Format: PeriodicalCollection: Prison Art Newsletter
Cover story is "Richard Williams está presente!", consisting of tributes to Richard Williams following his death. Other articles are on topics including voting rights for prisoners, the connection between solitary confinement and torture, the expansion of the prison system, a report from the Beyond Bars Conference, a response to the previously published article "The Struggle", the execution of Stanley "Tookie" Williams, and the role of combat in liberation. Also includes a tribute to Bruce Seidel, an article by Michael Africa about the experience of isolation, a day of mourning message from Leonard Peltier, and articles from Mumia Abu Jamal and David Gilbert in honor of the international day of solidarity with political prisoners.
Prison Art Newsletter - May 2003
Publisher: Prison Art NewsletterDate: 5/2003Call Number: Volume Number: Vol. 3 No. 5Format: PeriodicalCollection: Prison Art Newsletter
Cover story is "Break the Chains" about a conference on the prison abolition movement. Other articles are on topics such as a meeting of former prisoners in Oakland, the treatment of prisoners of war, a report on the U.S. inmate population, and private companies in position to profit from war with Iraq. Also includes a statement by Richard Williams about his treatment in prison, and an article by Mumia Abu Jamal about the use of the word "terrorism".
Prison Art Newsletter - June 2002
Publisher: Prison Art NewsletterDate: 6/2002Volume Number: Vol. 2-6Format: PeriodicalCollection: Prison Art Newsletter
Cover stories are "What is a Terrorist?" with commentary on the United States government's definition of terrorism, and "Beyond the New Unemployment Numbers" about the economic consequences of the unemployment rate. Other articles are on topics such as rape in prison, the U.S. government renouncing the International Criminal Court treaty, medical experiments on prisoners, the role of the United States in the Israel-Palestine Conflict, guards convicted for conspiring to have inmates attack other prisoners, and cannabis use in Canadian prisons. Also includes a statement from the Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan (RAWA) about the killing of the organization's founder.
Prison Art Newsletter - February 2006
Publisher: Prison Art ProjectDate: 2/2006Call Number: Volume Number: Vol. 6-2Format: PeriodicalCollection: Prison Art Newsletter
Cover story is "The Ethics of Black Atonement in Racist America: The Execution of Stanley Tookie Williams", by Dhoruba Bin-Wahad. Other articles are on topics including the organs of executed prisoners in China being used for transplants, discussion in the European Union's Parliament about the death penalty, and an argument for releasing elderly prisoners. Also includes a reprint of an interview of George Jackson by Karen Wald, and a solidarity statement from the Jericho Movement at the 4th International Symposium Against Isolation.
Prison Art Newsletter - November 2001
Publisher: Prison Art NewsletterDate: 11/2001Volume Number: Vol. 1-1Format: PeriodicalCollection: Prison Art Newsletter
Cover story is "Political Prisoners, Others, Locked Down Following September 11th Actions" about the reactions of the prison system and other agencies to the attacks on the Pentagon and the World Trade Center. Additional articles are on topics such as profits gained by private companies through working with prisons, the harassment of Alvaro Luna Hernandez by prison guards, the listing of Cuba as a terrorist state, revolutionaries in Turkish isolation prisons, and interrogations of suspects in relation to the September 11th attacks. Also includes a quote from Boots Riley about the meaning of communism, and a communiqué from the PFLP reacting to a ban on their military wing by the Palestinian Authority.
Dragon
Publisher: Bay Area Research CollectiveDate: 4/1976Volume Number: No. 8 AprilFormat: PeriodicalCollection: The Dragon
Table of Contents: Open Letter To the Movement: BARC, George Jackson Brigade, A Comrade on the Weather Underground, New World Liberation Front, Red Guerrilla Family, Black Liberation Army, Political Fugitives Statement, Graham and Allen Sentenced to Death, California Institute for Women
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