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Amend 13!
by Keith “Malik” Washington, deputy chairman, New Afrikan Black Panther Party, Prison Chapter, Texas Region and Cerdell “Yasin” Bennett, cofounder, On Da Verg This is a public notice to all freedom...
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Prisoners call for a national strike on Sept. 9, the anniversary of Attica
by Neal Shirley In Alabama and Texas, prisoners have enacted multiple strikes and uprisings over the last few weeks. Now they are calling for a national prison strike on the anniversary of the Attica...
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How Free Alabama Movement birthed the Sept. 9 nationwide protest, workstrike,...
by Free Alabama Movement, National Freedom Movement Against Mass Incarceration and Prison Slavery On Sept. 9, 2016, the 45th anniversary of the Sept. 9, 1971, Attica Rebellion, the Free Alabama...
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George Jackson University supports the historic Sept. 9 strike against prison...
by Kilaika Anayejali Kwa Baruti Shakur, Executive Coordinator of George Jackson University Today, Sept. 9, 2016, is the day that many people in America are wholeheartedly organizing, mobilizing, taking...
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Help prisoners break the ban on Bay View
It’s time to make a way out of no way. Censorship of the Bay View around the country – originally because prison authorities fear the widespread prison strikes to end slavery – appears to have become a...
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End prison slavery in Texas now! Part II: Class consciousness and...
by Keith ‘Malik’ Washington, chief spokesperson for the End Prison Slavery in Texas Movement and deputy chairman of the New Afrikan Black Panther Party Prison Chapter (NABPP PC), Texas Region “Largely...
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Economics of empire drowns Houston
by Wanda Sabir Houston Black United Front, in this building they own, is headquarters for Black relief. NBUF reports: “Update Friday, Sept. 1, 7:45 a.m. Today Friday, Saturday, Sunday starting 10:30...
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Juneteenth, second annual day of solidarity to end prison slavery
This graphic illustrates a story in the Dallas Morning News headlined, “How Juneteenth turned Texas’ shameful slave legacy into an international celebration of freedom.” Juneteenth goes mainstream! –...
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Independent oversight of Texas prisons: Fantasy or reality?
Rep. Jarvis Johnson by Keith ‘Malik’ Washington, Chief Spokesperson for the End Prison Slavery in Texas Movement In 2013, imprisoned journalist, activist and Freedom Fighter Kevin “Rashid” Johnson...
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Comrade Malik breaks his silence
Comrade Malik, clowning around with his visitor, Comrade Sloan Rucker of the End Prison Slavery in Texas Movement, says, “I smell fascist pig feets!” by Keith ‘Malik’ Washington and the Comrade Malik...
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Comrade Malik invites Black activists and Freedom Fighters from under every...
Kwame and Malik by Keith ‘Malik’ Washington, Deputy Chairman, New Afrikan Black Panther Party, Prison Chapter “Until we live in a world in which it is safe to simultaneously advocate for peace and be...
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Change maker Amani Sawari taking Amend the 13th Petition to the United Nations!
A view of the Secretariat Building, with Members States flags flying in the foreground, at United Nations headquarters in New York. We must support our sister! by Keith ‘Malik’ Washington, Chief...
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Caging poor people: Occupied Land Truth Tour through Southwest Turtle Island
Caged by Lisa ‘Tiny’ Gray-Garcia “I’m not sure where they are taking us, but I am praying it is safe,” said Marta as she sat in the back of the Greyhound bus near the bathroom along with over 20 other...
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Please support the 2019 Unheard Voices Education Fund Drive
“Unheard Voices 2019”- Art: Miguel Flores by Comrade Malik, End Prison Slavery in Texas Movement “Being the Queen is not all about singing, and being a diva is not all about singing. It has much to do...
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Welcome to USP Beaumont, where the struggle continues
This is what greets the visitor to the US Bureau of Prisons’ USP Beaumont webpage. “Bloody Beaumont” is notorious for long lockdowns, a form of group punishment that frequently follows a violent...
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Suicide epidemic and deadly extreme heat continue to be downplayed and...
This photo illustrates a story headlined “Inmate families advocate for cooler prisons at Texas Capitol”: “From left, Casey Phillips, founder and president of Texas Prisons Air-Conditioning Advocates;...
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Long live the greatest threat to the internal security of the US, the Black...
There was and still is a lot of hunger in the hood. Founded in 1966, the Black Panther Party soon expanded beyond “policing the police” to “survival programs.” The Free Breakfast Program was the best...
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In Texas, environmental racism is in our FACE
A smoke plume rising from a petrochemical fire at Intercontinental Terminals Co. in Deer Park, Texas, on March 19, 2019, is undeniably toxic. Comrade Malik says, “Chronic industrial polluters flock to...
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Normalizing death inside Texas prisons
Comrade Malik has dedicated this essay to the memory of Atatiana Jefferson, a beautiful, loving and intelligent Black woman who was murdered in cold blood in her home by a white police officer in Fort...
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Transgender prisoner who saved inmate from being killed is assaulted
by Jason Renard Walker, Minister of Labor, New Afrikan Black Panther Party Allred Unit prisoner John Leland Dillon was beaten badly and nearly killed on Dec. 13, 2019, during his stay in the prison’s...
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