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American Indian Prisoners In The U.S
Publisher: International Indian Treaty CouncilDate: 3/1978Volume Number: MarchFormat: MonographCollection: Native Prisoners
The struggle of Native people in United States, Native poltiical prisoners, and their brutal conditions in prisons.
The Motherload with Ricardo Romero and Lolita Lebron
Date: 5/6/1978Call Number: PM 142Format: CassetteProducers: Joan Townsend, Judy Gerber, Lori SimsProgram: The MotherloadCollection: Puerto Rico
A music-filled interview with Ricardo Romero and Puerto Rican Nationalist Lolita Lebron. A commemoration to to Nationalist prisoners and an account of the isolation of prison and the torturous living conditions therein.
Propositions and Death Penalty
Date: 11/4/1978Call Number: FI 105Format: 1/4 7 1/2 ipsProducers: Barbara Lubinski, Heber DreherProgram: Freedom Is A Constant StruggleCollection: Freedom is a Constant Struggle
Proposition 6, anti-gay; Proposition 7, expands death penalty; case of the Wilmington 10. Joe Wright one of the 10 speaks about the death penalty case of Johnny Imani Harris in Alabama.
The Fuse
Publisher: Spear and Shield - New Afrikan Prisoners OrganizationYear: 1978Volume Number: No. 8 AprilFormat: PeriodicalCollection: New Afrikan Prisoners Organization
Formerly Stateville Raps
Has Kristina Berster Been Tried and Convicted by a Prejudiced Press?
Publisher: Vermont Vanguard PressDate: 10/1/1978Volume Number: 1-OctFormat: ArticleCollection: Symbionese Liberation Army (SLA)
This article is about Kristina Berster, a woman from West Germany who was charged with being part of a terrorist group. Greg Guma argues that her arrest suggest the United States turning into a police state by having false accusations against Berster.
Judgement: An Open Letter to Attorney General Griffin Bell
Publisher: Alderson Hospitality HouseYear: 1978Volume Number: Vol. 2-2 JulyFormat: PeriodicalCollection: Mental Health
An Open Letter to Attorney General Griffin Bell from Milton G. Rector President on Crime and Delinquency is the featured article.
Women in Prison: How We Are
Publisher: The Black ScholarDate: 4/1978Volume Number: AprilFormat: ArticleCollection: Assata Shakur
Reproduction of original article.
Attica: Then and Now
Monograph focusing on the Attica Prison Rebellion, its causes, the aftermath and the campaign to free Dacajeweiah. Contents include: Introduction; Prisons: Who Goes and Why?; The Movement Grows; The Uprising; The Prosecution; Who is Dacajeweiah; What is Being Done; Epilogue.
8 Documents Found