An all-too-familiar occurrence
May 18, 2020 Breonna Taylor, a 26-year-old emergency medical technician in Louisville, Ky., was killed by eight police [...]
Racism & Oppression
Rashid Johnson: ‘Prison has always served a particular political function’
May 15, 2020 Remarks were given April 24 at the “U.S. Empire vs. Political Prisoners” webinar teach-in sponsored by [...]
Sekou Odinga: ‘The right to struggle by any and all means’
May 15, 2020 These slightly edited remarks were given April 24 at the “U.S. Empire vs. Political Prisoners” webinar [...]
Marc Lamont Hill: ‘Outside the logic of the prison’ on Mumia’s birthday
May 15, 2020 By Marc Lamont Hill These slightly edited remarks were given April 24 at the “U.S. Empire vs. Political [...]
U.S. global prison model: white supremacy on display
By Mirinda Crissman May 13, 2020 The United States has institutionalized white supremacist violence at home and abroad [...]
The struggle and personal growth
By Sue Harris May 14, 2020 What motivates some people to dominate and/or destroy, based on their illusory sense of [...]
A 21st century lynching: Justice for Ahmaud Arbery!
By Dianne Mathiowetz May 12, 2020 Black community protest in Brunswick, Ga.,May 9, on racist murder of Ahmaud Arbery by two [...]
Black prisoners win victory vs. racist officials
By Ted Kelly May 11, 2020 Eric McGill. Credit: McGill Family, PA Institutional Law Project Through strength and [...]
Changing the narrative in Lansing, Mich.
May 11, 2020 On May 7, a breath of fresh air entered Lansing, Mich., the first since ultrarightist gangs — with the [...]
Protesters say: ‘Shelters = Death, Hotels = Haven’
By Joe Piette May 6, 2020 Cops stop activists from delivering demands to a city official’s home. After the COVID-19 deaths [...]
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