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![Gov't Network Sterilizes Workers](images/thumbnails//31855.jpg)
Publisher: Committee for Puerto Rican DecolonizationFormat: ArticleCollection: Puerto Rico: A History of the People
A continuation of an article about the history of mass sterilization in Puerto Rico but focuses on the problems with the current health system and includes the results of a 1968 study on sterilzation.
![Deadly defense: women who kill abusers](images/fileicons/nodigital.png)
Publisher: San Francisco ExaminerDate: 8/30/1992Volume Number: 30-AugFormat: ArticleCollection: Violence Against Women
Reproduction of original article.
![The Shame of America - Psychological Torture: US Style- The Case of Alejandrina and Susan](images/thumbnails//29604.jpg)
Publisher: National Committee to Free Puerto Rican Prisoners of WarFormat: ArticleCollection: Lexington Control Unit for Women
In English and Spanish
![Special Incapacitation: The Emergence of a New Correctional Facility for Women Political Prisoners](images/thumbnails//29602.jpg)
Publisher: Social JusticeYear: 1988Volume Number: Vol. 15-1Format: ArticleCollection: Lexington Control Unit for Women
Excerpt from Social Justice Vol. 15(1)
![Brainwashing in America?: The Women of Lexington Prison](images/thumbnails//29600.jpg)
Publisher: The NationDate: 6/27/1988Volume Number: 27-JunFormat: ArticleCollection: Lexington Control Unit for Women
Reproduction of article
![Women Political Prisoners in the US Ad](images/thumbnails//29597.jpg)
Pages 5-6 of 6/26/1988 issue; Page 6 scanned. Full page ad prepared by Out of Control
![The Women's High Security Unit in Lexington, KY](images/fileicons/nodigital.png)
Publisher: Yale Journal of Law and LiberationYear: 1989Volume Number: Vol. 1-1 FallFormat: ArticleCollection: Lexington Control Unit for Women
This article centers on Baraldini v. Meese, a case that arose as a result of Congressional and public inquiry into the conditions at FCI Lexington HSU. The suit asserted that placement in the unit violated the prisoners' First Amedment rights of expression and association, that placement without prior hearing violated Fifth Amendment due process rights and that the conditions violated the women's Eight Amendment right to be free from cruel and unusual punishment.
![The issue of Zionism in the Women's Movement](images/thumbnails//30334.jpg)
Publisher: Women Against ImperialismVolume Number: AprilFormat: ArticleCollection: Women Against Imperialism
On the intersection of Palestinian and Women's liberation.
![Words from a Sister in Exile](images/thumbnails//28107.jpg)
When revolutionary political activist Assata Shakur (previously JoAnne Chesimard) made a daring escape from prison in 1979, she- like our fugative slave ancestors- became legendary in the Black community. Here she speaks about her life in Cuba today.
![Chesimard Accuses Police of Racism, Urges Blacks to Form Guerilla Units](images/thumbnails//28098.jpg)
Publisher: The Star-LedgerDate: 10/19/1987Volume Number: 19-OctFormat: ArticleCollection: Assata Shakur
reproduction of original article