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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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Afro-American Dignity News

CollectionVarious Black Liberation Movement Publications DateNovember 2, 1964 PublishersAfro-American Association

Local Oakland African-American newspaper. Cover story: integration success without violence.

Awakening of a Dragon

CollectionVarious Black Liberation Movement Publications DateJuly 1, 1975 PublishersBlack Community News Letter

Celebrate the Victory of Vietnam Over U.S. Imperialism; Honor Our Fallen One (Melvin Rema Kearney); Communique from the Black Liberation Army; United Nations May 30th Statement in Support of Prisoners of War and Political Prisoners; World's Largest Dope Pushers!; Doctors Are Middlemen; One Pill Can Kill; Methadone Sells Big on Street; more.

Black Arts Black Culture

CollectionVarious Black Liberation Movement Publications DateJanuary 1, 1972 PublishersJournal of Black Poetry Press

CONTENTS : THE CRISIS IN BLACK CULTURE Askia Muhammad Abu Bakr El Toure; ON THE "BOYCOTT" Ed Spriggs; INTERVIEW WITH MILFORD GRAVES Marvin X; ON SPIRITUALISM & THE REVOLUTIONARY SPIRIT Ahmed Akinwole Ato Alhamisi. Two ''Case" Studies: ON THE "ESSENCE" MAGAZINE AFFAIR by Askia Muhammad Abu Bakr El Toure and NEWS FROM CLEVELAND by Norman Jordan.

Black Dialogue Magazine

CollectionVarious Black Liberation Movement Publications DateJanuary 1, 1969 PublishersBlack Dialogue Publications

Contents: DIALOGUE WITH AUM (interview and photos) by Edward Spriggs DREAMS by John Farris CONTENTS AND WHAT ABOUT LAURIE? (a review of "Uptight") by Nikki Giovanni ALL IN THE STREET by Ameer Baraka AFRO by Ruth Rambo McClain DANCE LIKE AN ADJECTIVE TO YOU by Will Halsey FOX SECTION by J . Harris, R . Hinton and D.Harris PASSED ON BLUES by Ted Joans HOW LONG...

Black News - V 4-5 - February 1979

CollectionVarious Black Liberation Movement Publications DateFebruary 1, 1979 PublishersEAST Organization

Editorial: Repression of Blacks; FBI Sued for $100 Million; and Who Really Killed Malcolm? Also- Cointelpro Continues; Assata Shakur; Political Prisoners in US; National Notes; Jitu Weusi on Cointelpro; P.O.W. Forum; Dhoruba Moore: P .O .D .W.; B.U.F.M.L.King March; Forum Exposes NCLC group; Letters to the Editor; Ethiopian Foreign Minister; I.R.S. Spys on B...

Directions in Black Studies

CollectionVarious Black Liberation Movement Publications DateJanuary 1, 1969 PublishersMassachusetts Review

Articles include: BLACK STUDIES A POLITICAL PERSPECTIVE by Mike Thelwell ANATOMY OF THE BLACK STUDIES MOVEMENT by Martin Kilson TWO FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEMS by Harold Cruse QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT BLACK STUDIES Nathan Hare THE QUEST FOR MEANINGFUL BLACK EXPERIENCE ON WHITE CAMPUSES William J. Wilson CONTOURS OF BLACK STUDIES : THE DIMENSION OF AFRICAN AND AF...

From Black Fathers with Love

CollectionVarious Black Liberation Movement Publications PublishersImpact! Publications

Contains narratives of black fathers, highlighting the black family dynamic and the experiences of "Black Fathers with love"- black fathers who challenge the stereotype of the absent black father in American society.

Humanity Freedom Peace

CollectionVarious Black Liberation Movement Publications PublishersRevolutionary Peoples Communication Network

LA (Los Angeles) Shoot Out Before And After; The Death of a Freedom Fighter; Interview With LA POWs; Niggertown (poem by Bunchy Carter); The New Urban Guerrilla.

Liberation Will Come from a Black Thing

CollectionVarious Black Liberation Movement Publications DateJanuary 1, 1968 PublishersFreedom Archives

Taken from a speech given at the Western Regional Black Youth Conference, held in Los Angeles, California on Nov. 23, 1967. Introduction: Spurred by the intense rebellions of 1967, black people were groping with ways to heighten their struggle during the fall months of that year. As is the case today, there was much confusion then concerning the nature of th...

Message to the Afro-American People from the Peoples Republic of the Congo

CollectionVarious Black Liberation Movement Publications DateMay 1, 1971 PublishersFreedom Archives

Black Liberation Army Delegation to the Peoples Republic of the Congo. Includes pieces written by Eldridge Cleaver and Ernest Ndalla. Includes Message to Afro-Americans from Ernest Ndalla First Secretary of the Congolese Workers Party; After Brother Malcolm by Eldridge Cleaver; Congo (Brazzaville): A Political History by Michael Cetawayo Tabor; The Number On...

NOW!

CollectionVarious Black Liberation Movement Publications DateJanuary 1, 1966 PublishersNOW Incorporated

Includes articles on MALCOLM X and Mississippi farm strikers. Also articles on aid to Africa and the political situation in Asia (VietNam).

Negro Digest: The Black University

CollectionVarious Black Liberation Movement Publications DateMarch 1, 1968 PublishersJohnson Publishing Inc.

Negro Digest: The Black University Part III

CollectionVarious Black Liberation Movement Publications DateMarch 1, 1970 PublishersJohnson Publishing Inc.

This issue of Negro Digest begins with several articles in response to a previously published article by Professor Vincent Harding about the marginalization of, and possibilities for, Black academics and students in predominantly white universities. An opening statement provides context for the debate, followed by two contributor essays responding to Profess...

Negro Digest: Towards a Black University Part II

CollectionVarious Black Liberation Movement Publications DateMarch 1, 1969 PublishersJohnson Publishing Inc.

Radical America

CollectionVarious Black Liberation Movement Publications DateJanuary 1, 1968 PublishersSDS

An SDS Journal of American Radicalism: George Rawick- THE HISTORICAL ROOTS OF BLACK LIBERATION Diane DiPrima- REVOLUTIONARY LETTERS #15 J.R. Hooker- AFRICA FOR THE AFRO-AMERICANS GEORGE PADMORE AND THE BLACK PRESS DOCUMENT: C .L .R. JAMES ON THE ORIGINS BLACK EDITOR- AN INTERVIEW David Henderson- BOSTON ROAD BLUES Paul Buhle, NEW PERSPECTIVES ON AMERICAN RAD...

Street Speaker

CollectionVarious Black Liberation Movement Publications DateJanuary 1, 1956 PublishersAfrican Nationalist Pioneer Movement

SPECIAL FEATURE: The Tragic Consequence of White Psychology Other Articles include: MURDER WITHOUT REPENTANCE; NEGROES & NEGRO GOALS; PSYCHOSYNTHESIS; I AM MY BROTHERS KEEPER; SLAVES VS FREE MEN; ESCAPE VS CURE; IT'S BEEN THERE ALL THE TIME!

The Black Challenge

CollectionVarious Black Liberation Movement Publications DateJanuary 1, 1959 PublishersAfrican Nationalist Pioneer Movement

Contents include: Marcus Garvey- Champion of African Redemption; IMPERIALISM, AND UPHOLDING THE PEOPLE'S RIGHTS FOR INDEPENDENCE AND SOVEREIGNTY- A report by Khaled Moheiddin from Egypt THE ALGERIAN - PROBLEM Report - by Aiah Hasan (of Algeria) Inventions by Blacks If We Must Die by Claude McKay African Fundamentalism Reprint of HAITIAN DECLARATION OF INDEPE...

The Black Voice Vol. 5-2

CollectionVarious Black Liberation Movement Publications PublishersUnited Black Workers Ford Mahwah Plantation

A Call To An International Worker's Day Rally. Articles on the purpose of the Black Voice, A Visit with the Black Panther Party, the Struggle for Labor Unity, and local plant news and perspectives.

The Black Voice Vol. 6-2

CollectionVarious Black Liberation Movement Publications DateJanuary 1, 1976 PublishersUnited Black Workers

200 Years of Exploitation. Unity + Strength Equals Power. Articles include Program for the Coalition for a Good Contract; UAW Leaders Prepare Sell Out; UAW Bureaucrats don't understand what it means to work; What does July 4th Mean to a Slave?; ZANU Leads Armed Struggle for Socialist Revolution in Rhodesia (Zimbabwe); John Carlos Reflects on '68 Olympics Bla...

Twenty Enemy Forces Within Revolutionary Organization that Must be Combatted [James Foreman]

CollectionVarious Black Liberation Movement Publications DateJanuary 1, 1971 PublishersFreedom Archives

Contents: Lack of practice and day to day work; Loss of morale; Laziness; Failure to study revolutionary theory and the experience of other revolutionaries; Failure to engage in criticism and self-criticism; Liberalism; Failure to exort leadership; Lack of initiative and imagination; Lack of discipline and individualism; Elitism; Lack of internal democracy a...