Red Guerrilla Resistance Discussion Paper-1984
1984 discussion paper from clandestine anti-imperialist organization operating in the US. Red-Guerrilla-Resistance-Discussion-Paper-1984
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Build a Revolutionary Resistance Movement: Communiques from the North American Armed Clandestine Movement 1982-85
Build-a-Revolutionary-Resistance-Movement_-Communiques-From-the-North-American-Clandestine-Movement-1982-1985 1985 booklet issued by the Committee to Fight Repression with an introduction by anti-imperialist prisoner Alan Berkman. Includes action communiques from the United Freedom Front (UFF), Red Guerrilla Resistance, Armed Resistance Unit and others.
LIBERATION IN OUR LIFETIME: A Call To Build a Revolutionary Anti-Imperialist Women’s Liberation Movement-1981
1981 International Women’s Day position paper of the May 19th Communist Organization on building an anti-imperialist women’s movement. Liberation-in-Our-Lifetime_-A-Call-to-Build-a-Revolutionary-Anti-Imperialist-Womens-Liberation-Movement-March-8-1981
New Afrikan Freedom Fighter: Special Bulletin 1983
1983 bulletin of the National Committee to Defend New Afrikan Freedom Fighters. Includes opening statement by Sekou Odinga and introduction on the RICO trial by the Committee. download
New Afrikan People’s Organization (NAPO)-1989
1989 booklet issued by the New Afrikan People’s Organization including the founding statement of the organization. download
Thoughts on the Surrender of Kathy Powers: December 1993-Marilyn Buck
1993 interview with Marilyn Buck on the surrender of Kathy Powers. download
To Free Assata and All of the African Prisoners of War is to Break the Chains of U.S. Imperialism-March,1979
March 1979 pamphlet issued by the May 19th Communist Organization, with cover art by the Madame Binh Graphics Collective. download
Statement from Anti-Imperialist Women Political Prisoners at Marianna Prison USA
1991 International Women’s Day statement from Silvia Baraldini, Marilyn Buck, Susan Rosenberg and Laura Whitehorn. Download
Kojo Bomani Sababu self interview-2010
1: How did you come by your current name and how old are you? The name Kojo comes from my comrades in arms. It means unconquerable, my full name is Kojo Bomani Sababu which means “unconquerable warrior, one who takes the people to heart”, our names, derived from African roots …
Political Women Prisoners in the U.S-July 1987
July 1987 publication by Bay Area grouping Revolting Lesbians. Features cover art by Rita “Bo” Brown formally of the George Jackson Brigade. The editors observe: “The state protects its interests by calling rebellion criminal and crazy. We as Revolting Lesbians see it in our interest to learn more about …