Ian Manuel: How the Peace of Poetry Helped Me Survive in Solitary
Please join our friends at the Desmond Tutu Peace Lab for Ian Manuel: How the Peace of Poetry Helped Me Survive in Solitary Wednesday,…
Update on Repression Faced by ISP Protest Organizers
Update 9/19/18: Since we have learned that charges have been filed and there is an open investigation, we are asking people to hold off on making…
U.S. Incarceration History Reveals Race’s Influences on Gender: An analysis of “No Mercy Here” by Sarah Haley
by Mars In No Mercy Here, Sarah Haley describes the history of black women’s experiences in the united states during the times of convict…
Race Shapes Gender: Intersectionality in organizing
by Mars At least in US society, we cannot imagine a world without race and gender because the world as we know it is literally,…
Gender Shapes Class struggles: An analysis of “Caliban and the Witch”
by Mars When analyzing the history of class struggles, people tend to focus on the exploitation of productive labor as the primary source of oppression….
Gender-Based Violence by Police and Prisons: A response to “Queer (In)justice”
by Mars Recently, my brother and I spoke on the phone. As usual, it became a back-and-forth about his job. He’s a police officer, and…
Call-In to Demand Release of Aaron Isby’s Legal Mail
Aaron has legal mail he needs to get to the court for review before his civil rights trial challenging his indefinite solitary confinement begins in less than…
Report on Repression Following the August 25th Demonstration at Indiana State Prison in Michigan City – Call-In and Write Letters to Defend Protest Organizers!!
9/16/18 UPDATE HERE On August 25th, around 80 people held a rally outside Indiana State Prison (ISP) in Michigan City, Indiana. Following the rally, the…
“Stand Together as a Wall” Against Solitary Confinement with Aaron “Israel” Isby
On Tuesday, September 25, at 8:30am in room 307 of the Birch Bayh Building, United States Courthouse (46 E. Ohio St., Indianapolis, IN), an extraordinary…