Kevin Rashid is a political prisoner and communist revolutionary in the New Afrikan Black Panther Party-Prison Chapter, an organization formed within prison. We present present Rashid’s reassessment of the Black liberation movement for discussion. This piece first appeared in Right On! #19 “Revolution.” Artwork Courtesy of Kevin Rashid “[T]rue revolutionary leaders must not only be […]
Tag Archives: Nu-Afrikan Black Panther Party-Prison Chapther
February 15, 2012 by Sanyika Shakur, s/n Kody Scott Robert Williams, who first came to prominence as president of the Monroe, N.C., NAACP, later wrote “Negroes with Guns” and advocated Black self-defense. Friends of both Martin Luther King and Malcolm X, Robert and his wife Mabel lived in exile for many years, traveling the world […]
Revolution Books presents A Talk by Carl Dix Mass Incarceration + Silence = Genocide Saturday, February 18 4pm Free Admission The Riverside Church, Assembly Hall, 490 Riverside Drive NYC http://blackagendareport.com/content/mass-black-incarceration-damn-right-we-charge-genocide Mass Black Incarceration: Damn Right, We Charge Genocide Tue, 02/14/2012 – 21:38 — Glen Ford A Black Agenda Report commentary by Glen Ford The United […]
NOTE: The Free Mumia Coalition will be driving up to Albany for this Occupy Prisons Action, call our hotline if you want to join us. 212 330-8029 Justice For Jali! End Prison Abuse and Solitary Confinement! Attica “Correctional” Facility, January 23, 2012. Jalil Anthony Bottom, a former Black Panther, was sentenced […]
Friends, Rashid called Prison Radio today with this new info. He was transferred to Oregon. Guards came to his Wallens Ridge cell, shackled him and put him in a van (or ?) and drove him for two days (not telling him where he was going) to Wilsonville, Oregon, where he has been in a “holding […]
One of the biggest challenges African people face in America is to rejuvenate Black Nationalist thinking as struggle to determine for ourselves as a people what is in our best collective interests. There are far too many African people in this country who think what is good for other people should be good for us. […]
Interview by Karen Wald and published in Cages of Steel: The Politics Of Imprisonment In The United States (Edited by Ward Churchill and J.J. Vander Wall) Karen Wald: George, could you comment on your conception of revolution? George Jackson: The principle contradiction between the oppressor and oppressed can be reduced to the fact that the […]
by Michael Zaharibu Dorrough Zaharibu, who has been in isolation for 23½ years, was “validated” as a “gang member” and condemned to solitary confinement for having this classic and four other books by renowned authors in his cell and sharing them with other prisoners. Prison authorities labeled these books “gang material.” I read once that […]
Transferred from Red Onion to Wallens Ridge State Prison by Kevin “Rashid” Johnson Rashid Johnson On Jan. 20, 2012, I was transferred from Virginia’s Red Onion to Wallens Ridge State Prison. This transfer came on the heels of a Dec. 12, 2011, incident where a large portion of my hair was ripped out by a […]
Three letters from core hunger strike organizers: Todd Ashker, Mutope Duguma (James Crawford), Arturo Castellanos by Todd Ashker Displaying his banner on the steps of San Francisco City Hall on June 17, 2011, poet and former political prisoner – member of the San Quentin 6 – Bato Talamantez was among the first Bay Area activists […]
