Reproductive justice and the U.S. carceral system
By Marie Kelly July 8, 2022 The Supreme Court ruling against reproductive rights guaranteed for 50 years in the SCOTUS Roe [...]
Prisoners
Opening the boxes of capitalism’s skeletons
By Julia Wright July 5, 2022 “This is the hour of the furnaces; we only see the light” — Che Guevara “Blossoming [...]
Mumia Abu-Jamal: When the empire calls
By Mumia Abu-Jamal June 6, 2022 Mumia Abu-Jamal The following message from political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal was prepared [...]
We won’t go back
By Minnie Bruce Pratt May 10, 2022 People are mobilizing in the streets to face and fight the likely overturning of the Roe [...]
Supreme Court rules “ineffective counsel” doesn’t matter
By Joe Piette May 31, 2022 The list of incarcerated people who have been unjustly convicted because their attorneys were [...]
Palestine: ‘Freedom Tunnel’ heroes sentenced to additional years in occupation prisons after self-liberation
By Richie Marino June 1, 2022 An Israeli occupation court has sentenced six Palestinian prisoners, known as the heroes of [...]
Early gay liberation/ Anti-racist solidarity
By Leslie Feinberg May 27, 2022 Part 76 of Feinberg’s Lavender & Red series on the intersection of LGBTQ2S+ and [...]
Sundiata Acoli: Granted parole after 50 years of imprisonment
By Judy Greenspan May 24, 2022 The New Jersey Supreme Court did what the parole board refused to do since Sundiata Acoli was [...]
DESPITE REPEATED FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH BINDING DECISIONS OF THE ECOWAS COURT OF JUSTICE, CAPE VERDE HAS BEEN DEEMED FIT TO HOST THE COURT’S ANNUAL CONFERENCE
By a human rights lawyer, Dan Kovalik, in regards to the forthcoming ECOWAS Conference being held in Cape Verde 9-12 May The [...]
For Mumia on his birthday
By Julia Wright May 6, 2022 To yet another Mumia generation: Mumia Abu-Jamal Children, did you hear of a Black man called [...]
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