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Letters to Prisoners Night at Arise! Monday October 12th: Support the MOVE 9

Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 10/06/2009 - 14:32
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10/12/2009 18:00

**The MOVE 9 have been denied parole/release once again, by the PA parole board, despite the fact that they spent 31 years in prison for a crime the city never proved they committed- and despite being recommended by Pennsylvania prisons. The parole board is saying MOVE is being denied parole/release because of "lack of remorse". The parole board is violating the judges order. Philadelphia cops and officials murdered 11 MOVE family members on May 13, 1985.

About the Controversy at the CrimethInc. Convergence

Submitted by Anonymous on Mon, 08/03/2009 - 08:14
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This is a brief statement followed by personal accounts detailing the events of a controversial disruption that happened at the end of the CrimethInc. Convergence in Pittsburgh this July. These texts have been written by some anarchist people of color who participated in the convergence and were present the night of the disruption. There has been some discussion about it on the internet, but we hope to offer people more context from our perspectives about that night. Still, mostly questions remain about how to proceed.

Shooting at Minneapolis Juneteenth Festival Threatens to Overshadow Celebration

Submitted by Anonymous on Sun, 06/22/2008 - 22:51
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HPIM0150_edited_000_0.jpgThree people were injured by gunfire at the Juneteenth Festival in Theodore Wirth Park in Minneapolis on Saturday. The tragedy of the shooting threatens to play into corporate media stereotypes of black violence and gang activity, overshadowing this celebration of the end of slavery in the United States. We post this article here to inject information about the actual significance of Juneteenth back into public awareness...

from Juneteenth.com

CONGRESS HAS THOUSANDS OF GED LAWYERS WHO NEVER LEAVE US PRISONS !

Submitted by Anonymous on Sat, 06/14/2008 - 15:25
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WHEN GOD'S FACE BECAME VERY RED !!!

It appears that the US Supreme Court way back in 1984 knew the injustice of our federal appeal retrial review process really only being available for affluent Americans to get benefit from.

The masses of poor and mostly uneducated prison inmates who are being forced to write their own federal appeal legal cases, are being denied new trials by the federal courts in mass all across this country everyday.

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