Records
Censored Women Speak — Marilyn Buck
Essay by Marilyn Buck on political censorship and women's imprisonment, arguing that imprisonment is itself a form of censorship; includes statements by Susan Rosenberg.
Comrade George — An Investigation into the Official Story of His Assassination (1972)
Red Prison Movement investigation challenging the official San Quentin narrative of George Jackson's August 21, 1971 killing, with detailed timeline analysis and a centerfold poster.
Enemies of the State — Gilbert, Whitehorn, Buck (1999)
Roundtable interview with imprisoned anti-imperialists David Gilbert, Laura Whitehorn, and Marilyn Buck reflecting on past movements, victories, errors, and conditions for contemporary revolutionary struggle.
Genocide Through Behavior Modification — Mutulu Shakur et al. (December 1988)
Collective 1988 analysis by seven political prisoners charging the U.S. with using behavior-modification techniques as a form of genocide against the Black nation.
Political Prisoners in the United States — The Hidden Reality (1990 Tribunal)
Deutsch and Susler's comprehensive overview of U.S. political prisoners, prepared for the 1990 International Tribunal.
The Deeper They Bury Me, the Louder My Voice Becomes — Angola 3 (2009)
2009 exhibition publication curated by Amy Mackie on the Angola 3 — Robert King, Albert Woodfox, and Herman Wallace — and decades of solitary confinement at Angola Prison.
Uses and Effects of Control Unit Prisons — Bonnie Kerness (1996)
Bonnie Kerness's compilation of interviews with incarcerated people, prepared for the National Campaign to Stop Control Unit Prisons' hearing on the use and effects of control units.