Records
America bars Cuban Prison Experts
Reproduction of 6/25/1988 article on US State Department's denial of visas to a delegation of Cubans requesting visits in American prisons.
Crossroad [July - September 2003]
This volume contains: "New Afrikan Declaration of Independence", a manifesto of the New Afrikan Creed, "African Anti-Terrorism Statement" by prisoners of conscious committee is on gentrification, police terrorism, prisons as concentration camps, land grab, education and biological warfare, Pan Africanist Congress of Azania ('south africa'), letter on struggl...
Free the Five Flyer
A pamphlet with information about the Cuban Five, who they are, messages from the five to supporters and a history of US terrorism against Cuba throughout the years and something about there trial June 2001 in Miami. Includes a list of people who support the freedom of The Cuban Five.
John Ashcroft: Let the wives and Children of the Cuban Five Enter the US for Family Visits
Flyer focusing on the case of the Cuban 5 and the inability of their families to visit them in prison.
LIBERTAD - Vol. IX-IX - September 1988
Contents: Alejandrina Has Been Transferred!; While Hundreds Plan Activities in Protest of 2nd Invasion Filiberto Ojeda-Rios Arrested Again!; FALN and EPB-Macheteros Propose Decolonization Plan to the UN; Delegation Formally Presents Political Asylum Petition on Behalf of Puerto Rican Prisoners of War; In Defense of the Cuban Revolution; News briefs.
Osawatomie No. 1
Contents: 3 WHERE WE STAND DON'T MOURN, ORGANIZE! 7 THE BATTLE OF BOSTON: An Investigation of ROAR 13 POPULATION CONTROL 15 TOOLBOX INTERNATIONAL!SM 18 THE WAR COMES HOME: Roots of the Economic Crisis 25 FIREWORKS SMOKE SIGNALS 27 REVIEW: CUBAN WOMEN NOW 31 US. FAILURE IN CAMBODIA
Osawatomie Vol. 2-2
Contents: 3 NEWS 6 i CUBA Si! 9 OUT OF WORK 12 FIREWORKS : RECONSTRUCTION 14 FREDERICK DOUGLAS1 4th OF JULY SPEECH 16 WHERE WE STAND 21 EYE OF THE STORM: BOSTON 23 200 YEARS OF DECEIT & DISGRACE 24 TOOLBOX: SUPEREXPLOITATION 25 FICTION: THE PEOPLE, THE PEOPLE
Roxanne Dunbar Ortiz COINTELPRO 101 Extra Footage
Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz grew up in rural Oklahoma, daughter of a landless farmer and half-Indian mother. Her paternal grandfather, a white settler, farmer, and veterinarian, had been a labor activist and Socialist in Oklahoma with the Industrial Workers of the World in the first two decades of the twentieth century. The stories of her grandfather inspired her t...