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![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
![New Afrikan/Black Political Prisoners and Prisoners of War: Conditions of Confinement](images/thumbnails//29664.jpg)
Format: MonographCollection: New Afrikan Prisoners
Essay on the conditions of confinement for New Afrikan/Black political prisoners and prisoners of war. 1 copy with handwritten notes
![Prisoners Union: Convicts, Ex-convicts, and Concerned Individuals Fighting to Promote and Uphold the Rights and Welfare of California Prisoners](images/thumbnails//29699.jpg)
Pamphlet with general information on the Union and subscription information to the Prisoners Union Journal
![Campaign to free Jose Luis Avina packet](images/thumbnails//29782.jpg)
Publisher: Campaign to free Jose Luis Avina; Bario Defense Committee; Anarchist Black Cross Foundation; Format: CompilationCollection: Raza Prison
Reproductions. Compilation of information from various sources
![Political Prisoners and Lesbian Resistance: An interview with Linda Evans, Laura Whitehorn and Susan Rosenberg](images/thumbnails//30328.jpg)
Publisher: Gay Community NewsVolume Number: January 8Format: TranscriptCollection: Women Against Imperialism
Interview with three women political prisoners on lesbian organizing.
![Attica Prison Rebellion](images/thumbnails/MP3.jpg)
Collection: Attica
Frank "Big Black" Smith and L.D. Barkley, who proclaimed the Attica Manifesto, and Elizabeth Fink, an attorney for the Attica Brothers. Barkley was killed in the massacre. Smith survived mass torture to help lead the eventually successful legal battle on behalf of the Attica Brothers.
![The History of Marion Prison](images/thumbnails//30451.jpg)
Publisher: Freedom ArchivesCollection: Committee to End the Marion Lockdown
This video, created by the Committee to End the Marion Lockdown in 1988, serves to provide historical context around the opening of Marion Prison in 1963.
![Model Control Unit Cell in Marion](images/thumbnails//30452.jpg)
Publisher: Freedom ArchivesCollection: Committee to End the Marion Lockdown
The Committee to End the Marion Lockdown (CEML) creates a full size model of a typical control unit cell in Marion. This video, created in 1987, provides powerful visual representation of the daily existence of men incarcerated in Marion.
![Marion and Lexington Control Unit p.1](images/thumbnails//30454.jpg)
This video examines the women's control unit in the basement of Lexington FCI. Taken from recordings between 1986 and 1988, this video features general information as well as interviews with three of the five women being held in Lexington.