9-11-01: The Terrorism that Terrorism has Wrought by David Gilbert, Feb. 2002 Like most people in the U.S., I was horrified by the incineration and collapse of the two towers at the World Trade Center (WTC). Thinking about the thousands of people, mainly civilians, inside, I was completely stunned and …
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CERTAIN DAYS: the 2008 Freedom for Political Prisoners Calendar This year’s theme, The 2007 targeting of the San Francisco Eight (SF8) shows, more than ever, that COINTELPRO is ongoing. Over thirty years after the incident of which they are accused, eight Black Panthers face new charges… During 2008, as this …
FREEDOM FOR POLITICAL PRISONERS AND PRISONERS OF WAR CALENDAR for 2005 artwork from calendar artwork by Zolo Agona Azania, New Afrikan Prisoner of War – for more information on Zolo click here “The Death Penalty is a Hate Crime”, by former political prisoner Laura Whitehorn (click …
FREEDOM FOR POLITICAL PRISONERS AND PRISONERS OF WAR CALENDAR for 2004 artwork from calendar artwork by Tania Willard, Secwepemc Nation“In Search of Lost Time”, by Mexican Political Prisoner Jacobo Silva FOCUSING ON: Political Prisoners and Prisoners of War in Canada and the United States. Both countries officially deny …
CERTAIN DAYS: the 2007 Freedom for Political Prisoners Calendar This year’s theme, which was suggested by David, is on the broad topic of “immigration” – inspired by the mass demonstrations in May 2006 and embracing many struggles, from Chicano liberation in the souther United States to Indigenous resistance in Canada …
CERTAIN DAYS: the 2009 Freedom for Political Prisoners Calendar “It has always been one of our goals in producing Certain Days to inspire organizers to keep on fighting. The calendar is an organizing tool – a fundraiser as well as a medium to spread information – but we also aim …
CERTAIN DAYS: the 2006 Freedom for Political Prisoners Calendar artwork from calendar details from an installation by Heritage High School Student Artists, NYCcover art by Zolo Agona Azaniaby Nidal Elk-Hairy Produced by activists in Montreal and New York City, with the input and guidance of political prisoners David …
CLICK HERE TO ORDER YOUR CALENDAR FOR JUST $12! “We offer this year’s Certain Days Calendar as our contribution to Resistance 2010, as a reminder that no liberation movement of any kind can lead to true freedom without dismantling colonialism.” by Kevin “Rashid” Johnson, New Afrikan Black Panther …
There are hundreds of people held in prison for their political activities in the United States and other “democratic” countries. Some of them acted on behalf of their beliefs, knowing full well that they were defying the enemy’s laws, and are paying the price. Others acted on their beliefs, knowing …