The story of Pfc Bradley Manning, the young US Army intelligence analyst allegedly responsible for leaking hundreds of thousands of classified documents to WikiLeaks, continues to act as a magnet for supporters worl

This is an urgent call out for financial and healing support at the
Glen Cove occupation, to stop the destruction of this sacred site.
Financial donations are crucial to keeping the occupation to protect
this sacred site going, and allies and the radical community can be a
great source of support in this way. Healers, especially those with
massage/herbals skills, are also requested, as there are many elders
with muscle/joint pain and other ailments. At the moment there are a
few medics and herbalists that are often staying there, along with a

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Interview recorded at Free Radio Olympia by DJ Questionmark on April 18, 2011


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Walter Bond arrives in Utah to face more charges for A.L.F. arsons

After receiving a five-year sentence for burning down the Sheepskin Factory store in Denver, Walter Bond arrived in Utah last week to face more charges for arsons claimed by the Animal Liberation Front.

State Senator Noreen Evans Tours Sacred Site; Promises to Encourage Resolution of Dispute
Sacred Site Protection & Rights of Indigenous Tribes (SSP&RIT)
For Immediate Release: Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Contact: * Corrina Gould 510-575-8408 * Morning Star Gali (510) 827 6719
Norman “Wounded Knee” Deocampo 707-373-7195 * Mark Anquoe (415) 680-0110
Day 6: Spiritual Vigil and Gathering to Protect Glen Cove Sacred Site Continues

Jimi "Dexter" Simmons is a Muckleshoot/Rogue River Indian man who was accused of killing a prison guard in Walla Walla Penitentiary in 1979.

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Sacred Burial Site in Vallejo, CA

"While there is a lower class I am in it, while there is a criminal element I am of it, while there is a soul in prison I am not free."
Original article can be found here.
March 29, 2011 by prisonbookscollective

by Linn Washington, Jr.

Mass Black incarceration is a kind of “punitive backlash” against the gains of the Sixties, and only a "a major social movement" can challenge it. Nowhere
on the planet is mass imprisonment more entrenched than in the United
States. "The U.S. imprisons more than South Africa did under apartheid.”
At every stage of the criminal justice system, Blacks are selected for
harsher treatment. "In major urban areas almost one-half of black men
have criminal records.”

Incarceration Nation