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Publisher: Real Dragon Project/Prarie FireYear: 1992Format: PeriodicalCollection: Real Dragon Prison Project

Excerpts and contributions credited to: Edwin Cortez; Wopashitwe Mundo Eyen we Langa; Francisco Alarcón; Langston Hughes; June Jordan; Audre Lorde; Sheila Medina; Laura Hershey; Tom Manning; Abdul Haqq; Abdul Hassen; Aki Lumumba; Mickey Duxbury; mary Tallmountain; Laura Whitehorn; Miguel Huezo Mixco;

National Committee Update

Publisher: National Committee to Free Puerto Rican POWs and Political PrisonersDate: 10/1/1992Volume Number: 1-OctFormat: CorrespondenceCollection: Free Puerto Rican POWs and Political Prisoners

Correspondance and notes

Verdict of the International Tribunal of Indigenous Peoples and Oppressed Nations in the USA

Date: 10/14/1992Volume Number: 14-OctFormat: MonographCollection: 1992 Tribunal

Verdict of the 1992 Tribunal- English

Verdicto Del Tribunal Internacional de Los Pueblos Indigenas Y Naciones Oprimidas en Los EEUU

Date: 11/24/1992Volume Number: 24-NovFormat: MonographCollection: 1992 Tribunal

Verdict of the 1992 Tribunal- Spanish

Pan American Airlines is Racist Protest Pan Am

Publisher: John Brown Anti-Klan CommitteeYear: 1992Format: FlyerCollection: John Brown Anti-Klan Committee (JBAKC)

flyer

Women's Control Unit: Marianna, FL

Authors: Silvia Baraldini, Marilyn Buck, Susan rosenberg, Laura WhitehornPublisher: Anti-Imperialist Political PrisonersYear: 1992Format: ArticleCollection: Out of Control: Lesbian Committee to Support Women Prisoners

Fall 1992 article: "This paper was written to break with the secrecy and silence on Shawnee Unit; to recognize women as wqual participants in the struggle to shut down all control units; and to be responsible to ongoing political struggle."