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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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Found 6 records

Demands of the Sisters Inside

CollectionWomen's Bail Fund DateDecember 18, 1970 PublishersWomen's Bail Fund

A list of grievances and demands addressed to the concerned people of New York relating to medical care, prison food, pests and vermin, physical abuse, and more. It includes a poem by a Vietnamese woman prisoner and a quote by Ho Chi Minh.

FBI File on the Black Panther Party (NC Subfile 105-165706)

CollectionFBI FOIA — Consolidated Year1970 PublishersFBI (Internet Archive FOIA release)

Fifteen-section FBI HQ subfile on BPP activity in North Carolina. Same BPP surveillance series as the Vault entries above.

From the Underground

CollectionCommittee to End the Marion Lockdown DateJanuary 1, 1970 PublishersFreedom Archives

Personal account of Daniel Berrigan's dissent and his viewpoint on the ethics of compliance with oppressors.

Inner-City Voice [JUne 1970]

CollectionLeague of Revolutionary Black Workers DateJune 1, 1970 PublishersLeague of Revolutionary Black Workers

Coverage of the death of reactionary labor leader Walter Reuther, US invasion of Cambodia, Newsbriefs, Revolt in Trinidad, Coverage of Kent State and Jackson State massacres, A Call to Be: Issued by the Executive Committee of the Black Economic Development Conference, Inc. at the first anniversary of the issuing of The Black Manifesto, UF Exploits Black Work...

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...

Search and Destroy: Fred Hampton/Mark Clark Commission Report

CollectionPeople's Law Office — Hampton, Torture, FALN Year1970 PublishersPeople's Law Office

1970 commission report on the police assassination of Black Panther Party Chairman Fred Hampton and Mark Clark in Chicago, December 4, 1969.