Records
Urgent Action Required
Letter regarding rebellions in US federal prisons in Alabama, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania and Tennessee 11/1/1995
Verdict of the International Tribunal of Indigenous Peoples and Oppressed Nations in the USA
Verdict of the 1992 Tribunal - in English.
Verdicto Del Tribunal Internacional de Los Pueblos Indigenas Y Naciones Oprimidas en Los EEUU
Verdict of the 1992 Tribunal- Spanish
Vini Bhansali Reads A 15 year-old Palestinian Woman in Prison
Vini Bhansali Reads Marilyn Buck's poem on Palestinian political prisoners. As part of Poetry for the People, Vini co-facilitated a writing workshop at the Federal Correctional Institution at Dublin, California (FCI Dublin), where she met Marilyn.
Viola Liuzzo — Part 1 of 17
FBI file on the Klan murder of civil rights worker Viola Liuzzo. FBI informant Gary Rowe was in the car when Liuzzo was killed; the file is core evidence in COINTELPRO 'White Hate Groups' accountability.
Visibility as a Strategy
On visibility as a strategy to further the rights and goals of the lesbian community.
Vita Wa Watu Book Nine
Notes on the Link Between Oppression of New Afrikan Women and the New Afrikan National Liberation Revolution Part One: The Origin and Nature of Women's Oppression; ending Colonial Police Violence in the African Community by Community Self-Defense Program, NY; Organization Means Commitment; On the RNA and the Provisional Government.
Vita Wa Watu Book Ten
Reflections on the Resurgence of Student Activist; African Liberation Day 15th Anniversary Forum and Rally; Political education Course Materials Checklist; Building shields of Silence and Conviction; Where Do Correct Ideas come From? Revolutionary Morality: An Overview; On Revolutionary Morality; Resources; Characteristics (sic) o0f the Namibian Revolution;...
Vita Wa Watu: More Notes from a New Afrikan POW Journal Book Eight
About These Notes; Black Liberation, A Speech by James Forman; Afterwords: Notes on the Transition of the "Black Liberation" Phrase, Concept, and Movement by Mwalimu Shanna and Seldom Seen; A Letter from the Creative Image Scholarship Fund
Vita Wa Watu: New Afrikan Theoretical Journal Book Eleven
Three Speeches by Fred Hampton; Counterintelligence Against the Illinois Chapter of the Black Panther Party; Tasks of Cadres in Organizing Black Workers; The Role of the New Afrikan Historian; On National Democratic Revolution, Mass Organization, and Communication Networks; Capitalism and the Black Experience; On Our Use of the Word "Comrad"
Vita Wa Watu: New Afrikan Theoretical Journal Book Twelve
Contents:Notes on Cadre Policy and Cadre Development; On What it Means to "Re-Build"— Part One: re-Orientation; On what It Means to "Re-Build"— Part Two: Re-Organization.
WAI Newsletter
Includes: Report on recent events; report from the 10/16/90 Steering Committee Meeting; General Meeting and Discussion Notes; Subcommittee Reports; Update from BARA (Bav Area Anti-Racist Action); STILL AIN'T SATISFIED poem; International Women's Day 1990; INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY 1991 TOUR GUIDE.
Wall of Silence Will Work Only if We Let It
Regarding the 4/19/1985 protest, lockdown conditions, and voices of dissent
War on the War Makers: documents and communiques from the West German Left
Anti-NATO demonstration in Berlin, June 11, 1982, summary of a brochure by autonomous and anti-imerialst groups in West Germany; Communiques from the German Armed Movement: attack on U.S. Air Force/NATO headquarters in Ramstein, Red Army Faction, Aug. 31, 1981; Tires Slashed on U.S. government cars in Frankfurt; Assassination Attempt on NATO Commander, U.S....
Ward Churchill COINTELPRO 101 Extra Footage
Ward Churchill is a prolific American Indian scholar/activist, Ward Churchill is a founding member of the Rainbow Council of Elders, and longtime member of the leadership council of the American Indian Movement of Colorado. In addition to his numerous works on Indigenous history, he has written extensively on U.S. foreign policy and the repression of politic...
We (MUST) Keep Us Safe - Surviving Repression Zine (TFSR)
Zine on surviving state repression and supporting defendants.
We Are Attica: Interviews with Prisoners from Attica
Interviews with prisoners incarcerated in Attica before, during and after the rebellion.
We Don't Want Naziism in Our Neighborhood!
Flyer promoting a community meeting to discuss ways people can work together to rid the Lakeview neighborhood of racism. This is in response to a group of neo-nazis spreading racist flyers around the neighborhood.
We Still Charge Genocide: The Thirteenth Amedment: Instrument of Legalized Slavery and the Re-subjugation of New Afrika
The Thirteenth Amedment: Instrument of Legalized Slavery and the Re-subjugation of New Afrika.
We really marched today
Speech on colonialism, female repression and resistance given at International Women's Day demonstration, 1993.
We've Got Your Back: The Story of the J20 Defense
32-page history of the collective defense campaign that defeated the J20 mass conspiracy prosecution against more than 230 inauguration-day defendants. Core J20 defendant-support text and case study in modern PP defense organizing.
Weather Underground (Weathermen) — Part 1 of 6
FBI HQ file on the Weather Underground Organization. Surveillance/manhunt file underlying federal cases against WUO members including David Gilbert, Kathy Boudin, Judith Clark, and Marilyn Buck.
Weather Underground (Weathermen) — Part 6 of 6 (Final)
Final volume of WUO FBI file; includes Brink's-era references for Gilbert/Boudin prosecutions.