Records
Can't Jail the Spirit: Political Prisoners in the U.S. — A Collection of Biographies
Biographical compendium of US political prisoners compiled and published by the Committee to End the Marion Lockdown (CEML) in 1985. Organized into sections on Native American, New Afrikan/Black, Puerto Rican, North American (white anti-imperialist), and Irish prisoners — including AIM defendants, Black Liberation Army and MOVE prisoners, FALN and Macheteros...
Let Freedom Ring: A Collection of Documents from the Movements to Free U.S. Political Prisoners
900+ page omnibus edited by Matt Meyer and published by PM Press / Kersplebedeb in 2008, with a foreword by Adolfo Pérez Esquivel and an afterword by Ashanti Alston. The single most comprehensive published anthology of statements, letters, prison writings, support-committee documents, and movement-historical essays on U.S. political prisoners — covering the...
Political Prisoners' Birthdays in April
A companion Chapel Hill Prison Books Collective poster listing the April birthdays of U.S. political prisoners — Mumia Abu-Jamal, the MOVE members Chuck Sims Africa, Janet Holloway Africa and Janine Phillips Africa, and the Black Panthers Romaine "Chip" Fitzgerald and Marshall Eddie Conway — with prison addresses, case notes, an illustration of Mumia at a ty...
The MOVE Organization
Pamphlet on the history of the MOVE Organization and the MOVE 9 prisoners.
Voice of the Voiceless: The Case of Mumia Abu-Jamal
Case-history and movement-statement collection on Mumia Abu-Jamal — journalist, former Black Panther Party member, longtime MOVE supporter, and U.S. political prisoner held by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania since 1981 on a conviction arising from the December 9, 1981 killing of Philadelphia police officer Daniel Faulkner. Combines case documents, trial-rec...
Up Against the Wall: A History of Resistance to Policing in Philadelphia
Historical zine on resistance to the Philadelphia Police Department — covering MOVE, Frank Rizzo's tenure, the killing of Black Panther leaders, the 1985 MOVE bombing, and the continuing struggle against police violence in the city. Sourced from azinelibrary.org (Anarchist Zine Library).
25 Years on the MOVE
Anniversary zine on the MOVE Organization's 25 years of struggle in Philadelphia — from the 1978 Powelton Avenue confrontation that produced the MOVE 9 to the 1985 police bombing of the Osage Avenue home. Sourced from azinelibrary.org (Anarchist Zine Library).
Who are the MOVE 9?
Marpessa Kupendua Who are the MOVE 9? 7 December 1997 Sourced from theanarchistlibrary.org.
Mumia is innocent!
Melbourne Anarchist Communist Group Mumia is innocent! Free Mumia now! 19 July 2008 Sourced from theanarchistlibrary.org.
John Africa and the MOVE Organization
Trevor Scanlon John Africa and the MOVE Organization April 19, 2017 Sourced from theanarchistlibrary.org.