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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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An Unpublished letter

CollectionDhoruba Bin Wahad DateAugust 28, 1989 PublishersFreedom Archives

Unpublished letter to the editor of the New York Times in which Dhoruba critiques an inaccurate editorial published earlier in the NYTimes.

Interview with Kiilu Nyasha

CollectionDhoruba Bin Wahad DateJune 21, 1990 PublishersFreedom Archives

Kiilu Nyasha interviews Dhoruba Bin Wahad shortly after he was released from 19 years in prison as a political prisoner for a crime he did not commit. They speak about a number of topics including Geronimo Ji-Jaga, the prison movement and political prisoners still in captivity.

Richard Dhoruba (bin Wahad) Moore - Tape 1 of 2

CollectionDhoruba Bin Wahad DateJune 16, 1973 PublishersFreedom Archives

Part one (part two - PM 145) of a two-part interview with Richard Dhoruba (Bin Wahad) Moore from prison at the House of Detention in New York. Moore speaks in defense of the Black Liberation Army and the revolutionaries who have been imprisoned or killed in the struggle. The role of the New York police department is highlighted in the killing of Frank Fields...

Richard Dhoruba (bin Wahad) Moore Interview - Part 2 of 2

CollectionDhoruba Bin Wahad DateJune 16, 1973 PublishersFreedom Archives

Part Two (Part One - PM 143) of a two-part interview with Richard Dhoruba (Bin Wahad) Moore from the House of Detentions prison in New York. Moore advocates the “tactical necessity” of creating mass movements to support political prisoners. Frustration is voiced over the choice of certain parts of the progressive movement that have distanced themselves from...