Records
Black August: Origins, History, and Significance
History of the Black August political-prisoner commemoration.
Buffalo Chip (Fall 2004)
Nebraskans for Justice newsletter on the Omaha Two case (Ed Poindexter, Mondo we Langa) — Questions About the Case Chapter 31, Reconciliation, Catch-22 ch. 31, Actual Innocence book review.
Long Haul
Reproduction of articles in packet from the Black Panther, Borrowed Times, Los Angeles Free Press, San Diego Door
Mabel Williams Recounts the Story of Her Family's Flight from Monroe to Cuba.
Mabel Williams recounts the story of how her family was forced to flee their home in Monroe, North Carolina. She specifically mentions the importance of the networks that they ha previously established and how those friends were vital in sustaining the family during their flight and eventually getting them to Cuba.
Mabel Williams on Armed Self-Defense and the Klan
Mabel Williams speaks on the racist and dangerous conditions in Monroe, North Carolina that necessitated armed self-defense for the Black Community. She also talks about how her husband (Robert F. Williams) on one hand knew that the law was not made to protect Black people but on the other hand used it to his advantage when it came to the right to bear arms.
Mabel Williams on the Beginnings of Radio Free Dixie
Mabel Williams recounts the story behind the beginnings of Radio Free Dixie when her and her husband Robert were living in Cuba.
Off the Hook
Contents include: Crossroads at the Devil's House; Duration of Placement in Ad-Seg; The Sheriff Who Issues Pink Underwear; Discrimination Against a Minority; Helen Woodson: the truth bears; Prisoners and the Right to Vote; Invisible Health Crisis; Women on the Row; Alls Well in Iraq- Just Ask the Daed; An Anarchist Captives Thoughts; Chattel Slavery; The Tru...
Self Respect, Self Defense & Self Determination - Full program
An event held at the First Congregational Church in Oakland on Sunday, March 14, 2004 with Mabel Williams and Kathleen Cleaver. Both women were welcomed and introduced by Angela Davis. These two inspiring women of the 60s Black Liberation struggle met to share their personal experiences - resisting the KKK and police repression, forced into exile government...
The Political Repression of a Chicano Movement Activist: The Plight of Francisco E. "Kiko" Martínez
An academic conference paper by James Barrera (South Texas College) examining the decades-long political repression and federal prosecution of Chicano movement attorney and activist Francisco E. "Kiko" Martínez, presented in the NACCS Annual Conference Proceedings. Open-access via SJSU ScholarWorks / the National Association for Chicana and Chicano Studies A...
Yours in Solidarity: Alternative Media Projects with North American Political Prisoners
Sara Falconer's MA thesis (Concordia University, Department of Communication Studies) examining how international activist networks use alternative media to advocate for imprisoned activists, with particular focus on media projects created by political prisoners themselves from the 1960s onward.
June 11: The History of a Day of Anarchist Prisoner Solidarity
CrimethInc. June 11: The History of a Day of Anarchist Prisoner Solidarity Including a Chronology of Events 2004–2017 June 7, 2017 Sourced from theanarchistlibrary.org.