The Summer 2011 issue of this prisoners' magazine, published by the Toronto Anarchist Black Cross
Contents:
- Letters
- Destruction of Culture
- Black August 2011: Editor’s Introduction
- Black August: A Celebration of Freedom Fighters
- geronimo ji jaga, 1947-2011
- Sundiata Acoli Remembers geronimo
- Lynne Stewart remembers geronimo
- Leonard Peltier Remembers Geronimo Pratt
- Blood of a slave, strength of a panther
- Self-Awareness
- On Being Anti-Racist
- Running Down the Walls 2011
- Tarantelle
- First Nations Under Surveillance: Harper Government Prepares for First Nations “Unrest”
- Activists Cry Foul over FBI Probe
- Activists Get $50,000 for FBI & St. Paul Police Raid Prior to 2008 Republican Convention
- Canadian Media Fails to Deliver: Media Coverage of Canada Post Labour Dispute Uncritical, Inaccurate
- Activist Jaggi Singh Given Suspended Sentence for G20 Speech
- People’s Lawyer Gets Jail Sentence
- Dialogue on Libya: Editor’s introduction
- The Signs of the Defeat of the Libyan Revolution
- An Anti-Imperialist Analysis of the War Against Libya
- Wars and Revolutions
- Cynthia McKinney Speaks on Libyan TV
- NATO: A Feast of Blood
- Why Libya Matters
- Black Guard (UNI 2)
- Ely State Prison, Nevada: A Place of Depravity, Death and Despair
Book Details
Format:
saddle-stitched magazine
Size:
46 pages
Publisher: LeftWingBooks
Year: 2011