Records
An Unpublished letter
Unpublished letter to the editor of the New York Times in which Dhoruba critiques an inaccurate editorial published earlier in the NYTimes.
Bangs and Whispers
Speech delivered by Judge Bruce Wright on the occasion of the sixth anniversary of the Marion Lockdown.
Buried Alive in the Lexington Women's Control Unit (1989)
Campaign pamphlet documenting conditions endured by women political prisoners held at the Lexington High Security Unit in Kentucky.
COINTELPRO: A Brief Overview
Short report deals with a background on COINTELPRO, its true purposes and objectives, and how COINTELPRO operations influenced future political and social opinions.
Conference on Racism and the Criminal Justice System
Flyer for conference. Includes information on keynote speaker Judge Bruce Wright and list of workshops.
Emergency Committee to Stop the Grand Jury
Reproduction. Contains a press release, letter from the National Conference of Black Lawyers, Court papers submitted by JBAKC attorneys in Chicago, and all the subpoenaed public documents of the JBAKC.
Free Puerto Rico! November/December 1989
Newsletter of the Free Puerto Rico Committee, North Americans in Solidarity with Puerto Rican Independence. Articles include "Senate Committee Approves Puerto Rico Status Bill"; "Puerto Rican Political Prisoner Jaime Delgado Speaks . . ."; "Filiberto Ojeda Rios Not Guilty!"; "Thousands of Dollars Raised for Hurricane Hugo Victims"; "Lexington Ruling Reversed...
LIBERTAD - Special Supplement - November/December 1989
Bangs and Whimpers. Speech delivered by Judge Bruce Wright on the sixth anniversary of the Marion Lockdown.
Letter requesting Contributions and Informing Members of Conference on Racism and the Criminal Justice System
Regarding 11/4/1989 conference.
Letter to Prisoners Requesting Messages
4/2/1989 correspondence to prisoners regarding 4/29/1989 demonstration at Marion. Requests messages to be read at demonstration. Refers to enclosed flyer on event
Letter to Steve Whitman and Committee to End the Marion Lockdown
Regarding art show at Alcatraz Island
Logistical Plan for marion Demo, 4/29/1989
Includes: Location; arrival time; departure time; comments notes.
No KKK! No Fascist USA! - Spring/Summer 1989
Newspaper of the John Brown Anti-Klan Committee. In this issue: unity between the Ku Klux Klan and Neo-Nazis; Tom Metzger; the formation of the "Syndicate", an anti-racist organization made up of anti-racist skinheads; the origins of fascist and Neo-Nazi movements in Europe; an overview of Nazi white-supremacist actions throughout the U.S.; anti-racist respo...
On the Issues: Susan Rosenberg, The Most Dangerous Woman in America?
Cover story on Susan Rosenberg: her experience as an anti-imperialist, the hunt for her imprisonment, and her life in prison. "An exclusive interview by Merle Hoffman; profile by Patricia Golan. At 34, Susan Rosenberg faces the possibility of spending the rest of her life prison. Her crime: dissent against government policies."
Peoples Law Office 20 Years - Working with People and Their Movements for Justice and Liberation
Booklet created to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Peoples Law Office during an evening event on November 18, 1989 The program includes history of the Peoples Law office, photos during the organizations history, and messages of support/congratulations on reaching 20 years of legal support Working with People and Their Movements for Justice and Libera...
RCC — Emergency Campaign Launched (December 1989)
Letter launching the Emergency Campaign to Support the Resistance Conspiracy Six; asks supporters to write Attorney General Richard Thornburgh demanding charges against Rosenberg, Blunk, and Berkman be dropped.
RCC — Emergency Campaign to Drop Charges (1989)
Form letter and fact sheet to drop charges against three RCC defendants (Rosenberg, Blunk, Berkman); plus a November 5 1989 New York Times article on the prosecution.
RCC — Greetings of Solidarity (September 30, 1989)
Letter from RCC defendants petitioning for help reprinting and distributing their Open Letter to the Progressive Community.
The Insurgent, Vol. 5 No. 1 (Spring 1989)
The Insurgent was the newsletter of the Committee to Fight Repression, a 1980s publication produced by friends and families of U.S. political prisoners and prisoners of war. It covered the federal prison control units (Marion and the new women's unit at Lexington), Puerto Rican independence prisoners, Black liberation, grand-jury resistance, and anti-imperia...
Working Paper on Federal Parole/Release for U.S. Political Prisoners and POWs (1989)
Strategic working paper by imprisoned anti-imperialists Linda Evans, Susan Rosenberg, and Timothy Blunk analyzing federal parole and release mechanisms for political prisoners and prisoners of war.