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*Winter 2021*
Dear Friends,
On January 1, 2000 we started to convert a storage area in 522 Valencia
into the Freedom Archives. We were then in the mezzanine overlooking the
bookstore in 518 Valencia. Pooling our money for the $60 a month rent,
the hundreds of reel-to-reel tapes we’d been storing for 25+ years would
finally have a home. We used a friend’s furniture shop to assemble
shelving modules out of recycled lumber, hauled them up the stairs
one-by-one, and strapped them in, thinking about earthquake proofing.
Sometime later we also strapped discarded bicycle inner tubes across the
faces of the shelves to keep all those ¼-inch reels of audiotapes on the
shelves (just in case).
Image: /Our New Home/
A huge thank you to all the people whose labor, vision and energy went
into constructing those shelves—they’ve helped to safeguard invaluable
historical materials for over 20 years, even as your generous support
and encouragement made it possible for us to expand our work and
collections. Since we built them, the shelves have been filled to the
brim, with ever more space needed. Over those two decades, hundreds of
youth interns assisted and learned; scholars have done research; diverse
teams have brainstormed and collectively produced new CDs and videos,
and we’ve been part of many community struggles. Naturally, we felt very
mixed emotions as we disassembled the shelving units and boxed up the
original and subsequent collections to prepare for our move. It is with
much hope for the future and respect for the legacy of all these amazing
social justice chronicles that we’ve recently completed moving over 300
boxes and books, not to mention all the audio equipment, to our new home
in north Berkeley—the culmination of many moons of searching and
planning—increasingly urgent as we ran out of space and needed to find a
permanent, fully accessible, more spacious place. And while the work of
packing and unpacking is daunting, our new home will further ensure our
mission of “Preserving the Past – Illuminating the Present – Shaping the
Future.”
This last year also included some significant projects.
Your Donation Means So Much to Us
Thanks for your Support!! <http://freedomarchives.org/donation/>
*99 Books*
Most notably, we developed and launched */99 Books /*– a website that
marked the 50th anniversary of George Jackson’s death—to elevate the
breadth of his intellectual curiosity and the way in which he understood
and engaged the world. Before his murder George Jackson spent over a
decade in prison where he became one of the most influential organizers
and thinkers of the Black Power and Black Liberation Movement and a
member of the Black Panther Party. Central to his transformation into a
conscious organizer and educator were the oppressive racist prisons he
was locked up in, the collective struggle and resistance of prisoners,
and his unyielding dedication to learning and sharing knowledge. Our
goal is not only to reflect on his development as a revolutionary, but
explore how he inspired others to engage, (un)learn and struggle too.
Check out the "99 Books" Project <https://www.99books.freedomarchives.org>
Image: /Logo created by Heba Hamarsheh/
*Art Against Imprisonment*
We continue to anchor */Art Against Imprisonment/*—an exhibit and
internationalist collaboration that highlights the intersecting
struggles against imprisonment in Palestine and the US. This exhibit is
a modest testament to the imagination, brilliance, creativity and
extraordinary courage of prisoners displaying resistance. One of our
partner organizations, Addameer, is one of six Palestinian civic
organizations recently declared to be “terrorist” groups by the Israeli
occupation and apartheid regime. We proudly stand with the six groups
and call on the international community to *#Standwiththe6 *and protect
Palestinian human rights defenders.
Check Out "Art Against Imprisonment" <https://artagainstprison.org>
*Additional Projects:*
Among many other projects we’ve been glad to provide materials and
creative support to are:
• */Abolition Now! 50 Years of the Attica Prison Uprising
<https://www.maysles.org/aboliton-now-50-years-of-the-attica-prison-uprising>
(Maysles Documentary Center)/*
• */Archiving for the Next Generation: What should a Pan African Peoples
Archive Look Like?
<https://kwamenkrumahfestival.com/session-recording/archiving-for-the-nextgeneration-what-should-apan-african-peoples-archivelook-like/>(Kwame
Nkrumah Pan-African Cultural & Intellectual Festival)/*
• */Panthers After the Party: A Conversation on Black Power Afterlives
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ko7Qy86zfNg> (Haymarket Books) /*
• */Documenting and Archiving the Movement
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vrwz1AKejo> (Black August Archives)/*
*Updates on the New Building*
We also carefully opened our doors to researchers with consideration for
the ongoing COVID pandemic, participated virtually in classroom
presentations, radio interviews and film screenings, conducted Archival
training consultations, engaged national archival consortiums, and
participated in several organizational political education sessions.
Image: /Progress - Our New Shelving/
Image: /Progress TBA - Our Production Room/
We deeply appreciate the ways you have helped us keep on keepin’ on,
allowing us to serve as a growing educational resource, inspired by the
examples and lessons embodied in struggles for justice and freedom. Our
move represents a milestone along that path. We always welcome your
comments and suggestions. Please make a donation by sending us a check
or by giving online to help us amplify our efforts and get off to a
strong start in our new home.
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senators to pass FSIA and EQUAL Act today. Claude – The racist
disparities in America's unjust crack cocaine sentencing laws have gone
on for decades. As has unfair and excessively long prison sentences,
period. It's past time we end these practices for good. Here's why – and
how – our country should take action: First, let's be clear that crack
and powder cocaine are two forms of the same substance. Yet for over 35
years, people have faced extremely harsher punishment for crack
offenses. Up until 2010, five grams of crack cocaine carried the same
mandatory prison sentence as 500 grams of powder cocaine. That is a
100-to-1 sentencing disparity. And while the work of advocates,
including ACLU activists like yourself, have led to progress – it's
still 18-to-1 today. Because of this, close to 9,000 people are now
imprisoned under the racially unjust disparities, and 1,500 new
sentences are issued to people every year. At the same time, other
federal laws continue to require cruel and unnecessarily longer prison
sentences across the board. It's no coincidence that all of this has
disproportionately devastated communities of color and Black families in
particular – as the overwhelming majority of people locked away and
forced into our prison systems continue to be Black. But there are two
critical pieces of legislation in Congress right now that could
eliminate these racial disparities and ensure everyone is sentenced
under the same laws – the First Step Implementation Act (FSIA) and EQUAL
Act. We must push the Senate to move quickly: Send a message to your
senators now and urge them to pass these bills immediately. Take Action
Claude, both the FSIA and EQUAL Act are common-sense bills with
bipartisan support: * The FSIA allows reduced mandatory minimums to be
applied retroactively, provides judges with additional discretion to
sentence below mandatory minimums in certain cases, and more. Recent
changes enacted in the First Step Act of 2018 – which lowered sentences
for certain instances – are not currently being applied to everyone. The
FSIA addresses this issue by applying its changes for so many people
still incarcerated under these old, unjust laws. * The EQUAL Act
directly addresses the disparity in sentencing between crack and powder
cocaine – and, significantly, applies reforms retroactively. If we can
push the Senate to take action on these two bills, then it could mean
thousands of people with reduced sentences and a long-overdue end to
draconian sentencing laws. Please, send a message to your senators
today. Thanks for taking action, Aamra Ahmad Pronouns: She, her, hers
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Claude –
The racist disparities in America's unjust crack cocaine sentencing laws
have gone on for decades. As has unfair and excessively long prison
sentences, period. It's past time we end these practices for good.
Here's why – and how – our country should take action:
<https://link.aclu.org/click/26024484.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>
First, let's be clear that crack and powder cocaine are two forms of the
same substance. Yet for over 35 years, people have faced extremely
harsher punishment for crack offenses.
Up until 2010, five grams of crack cocaine carried the same mandatory
prison sentence as 500 grams of powder cocaine. That is a /100-to-1/
sentencing disparity. And while the work of advocates, including ACLU
activists like yourself, have led to progress – it's still 18-to-1 today.
Because of this, close to 9,000 people are now imprisoned under the
racially unjust disparities, and 1,500 new sentences are issued to
people every year. At the same time, other federal laws continue to
require cruel and unnecessarily longer prison sentences across the board.
*It's no coincidence that all of this has disproportionately devastated
communities of color and Black families in particular – as the
overwhelming majority of people locked away and forced into our prison
systems continue to be Black.*
But there are two critical pieces of legislation in Congress right now
that could eliminate these racial disparities and ensure everyone is
sentenced under the same laws – the First Step Implementation Act (FSIA)
and EQUAL Act. We must push the Senate to move quickly:
Send a message to your senators now and urge them to pass these bills
immediately.
<https://link.aclu.org/click/26024484.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>
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Claude, both the FSIA and EQUAL Act are common-sense bills with
bipartisan support:
* *The FSIA* allows reduced mandatory minimums to be applied
retroactively, provides judges with additional discretion to
sentence below mandatory minimums in certain cases, and more. Recent
changes enacted in the First Step Act of 2018 – which lowered
sentences for certain instances – are not currently being applied to
everyone. The FSIA addresses this issue by applying its changes for
so many people still incarcerated under these old, unjust laws.
* *The EQUAL Act* directly addresses the disparity in sentencing
between crack and powder cocaine – and, significantly, applies
reforms retroactively.
If we can push the Senate to take action on these two bills, then it
could mean thousands of people with reduced sentences and a long-overdue
end to draconian sentencing laws.
Please, send a message to your senators today.
<https://link.aclu.org/click/26024484.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>
Thanks for taking action,
*Aamra Ahmad
Pronouns: She, her, hers
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