Support Malik with Funds!

https://chuffed.org/project/157063-free-malik-now

Malik Muhammad is a Black/Palestinian direct actionist, radical anarchist, anti-fascist and father, as well as a writer, poet, and musician who is dedicated to liberation.

During the George Floyd uprising, they traveled the country organizing and fighting, and were ultimately kidnapped, ransomed, and held hostage by the state of Oregon, where they have been unjustly held captive on a ten-year sentence, the longest of any political prisoner from the 2020 uprisings.

This fundraiser will provide ongoing financial support to Malik in prison to cover the cost of their commissary, phone calls, stamps, books, as well as travel for lawyers, family members and siblings (comrades) to visit them.

https://malikspeaks.noblogs.org/post/2025/11/15/support-malik-with-funds/

#FreeMalik #MalikSpeaks #Prison #Solidarity #Fundraiser

Hi!
We're starting a project to teach philosophy in prison around these parts. Do you or someone you know have any experience with this? If so, please DM me or email me (you can find my email on my website)!

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#philosophy #teaching #prison

Hi!
We're starting a project to teach philosophy in prison around these parts. Do you or someone you know have any experience with this? If so, please DM me or email me (you can find my email on my website)!

Have philosophers in your timeline? Please boost!

#philosophy #teaching #prison

Yesterday AQNetwork and Trans Rescue cooperated to rescue Ebong, a #trans woman, from Luzira Upper #Prison in #Uganda, where she had been for 2 years. Luzira is a high security men's prison in Kampala. She is suffering from a variety of medical issues, including skin diseases and STDs due to conditions in Luzira. She is recovering in a shelter for trans women inside Uganda and receiving medical treatment now.

Yesterday AQNetwork and Trans Rescue cooperated to rescue Ebong, a #trans woman, from Luzira Upper #Prison in #Uganda, where she had been for 2 years. Luzira is a high security men's prison in Kampala. She is suffering from a variety of medical issues, including skin diseases and STDs due to conditions in Luzira. She is recovering in a shelter for trans women inside Uganda and receiving medical treatment now.

Based Baddy horsewhips boots for wage theft.

Today in Labor History December 31, 1918: U.S. courts found Marie Equi guilty of sedition for speaking out against World War One. Marie Equi was born to working-class immigrant parents in New Bedford, Massachusetts. As a young woman, she went to work in a textile mill. Her first documented experience as an activist came in 1893, when she horse-whipped Reverend Orson D. Taylor, a land developer and superintendent of the Wasco Independent Academy, after he reneged on paying her lover, Bessie Holcomb, her salary for teaching at the institution. Many local people considered Taylor as a crook and applauded her attack. In 1897, she moved to San Francisco to study medicine. She practiced medicine in Portland, Oregon, where she cared primarily for working-class and poor patients. However, she came back to San Francisco to volunteer during the 1906 earthquake.

In 1913, she went to support a strike by women cannery workers at Oregon Packing Company over low wages. When the IWW and socialists joined the strike, the demands broadened to include equal rights for women and the right to free speech. During that strike, police clubbed her as she protested their brutality toward a pregnant woman. The experience radicalized her and drew her into the anarchist and the radical labor movements. She became a leader in Portland’s unemployment crisis of 1913-14, supported the IWW’s free speech fights, and the labor battles of the region’s timber workers. Throughout her career as a doctor, she provided information on birth control and abortions despite both being illegal at the time, providing discounts to lower income women. She was imprisoned in 1916 for providing abortion literature.

As nationalism and jingoism increased during the years leading up to U.S. involvement in World War One, there were massive Preparedness Parades held throughout the country. Equi believed the war was about profits for capitalists at the expense of working-class people. During one Preparedness Parade in downtown Portland, she unfurled a banner that reading: Prepare to die, workingmen, JP Morgan & Co. want preparedness for profit. She was arrested at this protest, and again in 1918. They sentenced her to three years at San Quintin, which President Wilson commuted to one. After her release, she returned to Portland and invited IWW organizer Elizabeth Gurley Flynn to come live with her.

#workingclass #LaborHistory #marieequi #anarchism #feminism #lgbtq #antiwar #strike #police #policebrutality #abortion #birthcontrol #sedition #prison #IWW

Based Baddy horsewhips boots for wage theft.

Today in Labor History December 31, 1918: U.S. courts found Marie Equi guilty of sedition for speaking out against World War One. Marie Equi was born to working-class immigrant parents in New Bedford, Massachusetts. As a young woman, she went to work in a textile mill. Her first documented experience as an activist came in 1893, when she horse-whipped Reverend Orson D. Taylor, a land developer and superintendent of the Wasco Independent Academy, after he reneged on paying her lover, Bessie Holcomb, her salary for teaching at the institution. Many local people considered Taylor as a crook and applauded her attack. In 1897, she moved to San Francisco to study medicine. She practiced medicine in Portland, Oregon, where she cared primarily for working-class and poor patients. However, she came back to San Francisco to volunteer during the 1906 earthquake.

In 1913, she went to support a strike by women cannery workers at Oregon Packing Company over low wages. When the IWW and socialists joined the strike, the demands broadened to include equal rights for women and the right to free speech. During that strike, police clubbed her as she protested their brutality toward a pregnant woman. The experience radicalized her and drew her into the anarchist and the radical labor movements. She became a leader in Portland’s unemployment crisis of 1913-14, supported the IWW’s free speech fights, and the labor battles of the region’s timber workers. Throughout her career as a doctor, she provided information on birth control and abortions despite both being illegal at the time, providing discounts to lower income women. She was imprisoned in 1916 for providing abortion literature.

As nationalism and jingoism increased during the years leading up to U.S. involvement in World War One, there were massive Preparedness Parades held throughout the country. Equi believed the war was about profits for capitalists at the expense of working-class people. During one Preparedness Parade in downtown Portland, she unfurled a banner that reading: Prepare to die, workingmen, JP Morgan & Co. want preparedness for profit. She was arrested at this protest, and again in 1918. They sentenced her to three years at San Quintin, which President Wilson commuted to one. After her release, she returned to Portland and invited IWW organizer Elizabeth Gurley Flynn to come live with her.

#workingclass #LaborHistory #marieequi #anarchism #feminism #lgbtq #antiwar #strike #police #policebrutality #abortion #birthcontrol #sedition #prison #IWW

FREE THE HUNGER STRIKERS!

PALESTINE Action protesters on hunger strike in UK prison are losing the ability to speak and stand and are on the verge of dying. Since the hunger strike began on Nov 2, seven striking prisoners have been hospitalized, with 4 halting the protest. None of them have been convicted of anything. Yet, they have all incarcerated for over a year, in violation of the standard pre-trial custody limit of six months.

Letting prisoners die of hunger is not a new tactic for the UK. They let Bobby Sands and other Irish prisoners of war starve to death in 1980-81. The difference between then and now is that then the government at least was open to dialog with the hunger strikers. Justice Minister David Lammy has refused all requests by the activists' lawyers and family to even meet them.

Death usually occurs between 60 to 70 days without food. Heba Muraisi had gone 53 days without food, as of Christmas day. Her comrades have gone 32-47 days, each.

UN special rapporteur Francesca Albanese, who Trump has sanctioned, denounced Labour Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s treatment of the protesters: “Preventable deaths in custody are never acceptable. The state bears full responsibility for the lives and wellbeing of those it detains... Urgent action is required now.”

https://www.thenational.scot/news/25725353.uk-hunger-strikers-losing-ability-speak-stand/

#palestine #gaza #genocide #freepalestine #freespeech #prison #hungerstrike #PalestineAction #protest

Sarkozy en voyage privé en Guadeloupe pour une semaine alors qu'il est sous contrôle judiciaire. L'ex président a été aperçu par de nombreux Guadeloupéens, en train de faire son footing en bord de plage, grâce à une autorisation exceptionnelle. Sa femme, Carlita, aussi mise en examen, l'accompagne avec le reste du clan. Selon que vous soyez puissant ou misérable... https://la1ere.franceinfo.fr/guadeloupe/basse-terre/sainte-anne/nicolas-sarkozy-en-voyage-prive-en-guadeloupe-pour-une-semaine-sous-controle-judiciaire-1654811.html

#Politique #Sarkozy #Footing #Justice #Guadeloupe #OutreMer #Prison #Corruption #Proces

#Trump administration plans to end #prison rape protections for #trans and #intersex people, memo says

https://19thnews.org/2025/12/trump-administration-plans-to-end-prison-rape-protections-for-trans-and-intersex-people-memo-says/

> A Department of Justice memo obtained by Prism says certain standards under the Prison Rape Elimination Act do not align with Trump’s January 20 anti-trans executive order

En prison, Sarkozy a appris à se servir d'un téléphone... (je vous jure que j'ai vraiment cru que cette version était un gag mais c'est le BAT de son bouquin)

#Politique #Sarkozy #Journal #Prison #Justice #Corruption #Tech

Comme le dit @julienbidoret il est temps de réfléchir à l’abolition du système pénale actuel. Car comme on le voie il ne sert qu’une certaine classe.

Et puis, il nous reste 1 semaine !!!

#abolition #prison #abolishpolice

https://post.lurk.org/@julienbidoret/115662950829281971

En prison, Sarkozy a appris à se servir d'un téléphone... (je vous jure que j'ai vraiment cru que cette version était un gag mais c'est le BAT de son bouquin)

#Politique #Sarkozy #Journal #Prison #Justice #Corruption #Tech

«Journal d’un prisonnier» : les bobards et arrangements de Nicolas Sarkozy, de la taille de sa cellule aux raisons de sa détention - https://www.liberation.fr/checknews/journal-dun-prisonnier-les-bobards-et-arrangements-de-nicolas-sarkozy-de-la-taille-de-sa-cellule-aux-raisons-de-sa-detention-20251210_EBYS5DFIHJCSTDZJJFSCICG4YY/

> Le livre écrit en prison par l’ancien président, publié ce mercredi 10 décembre, contient des contre-vérités et déformations destinées à le faire passer pour une victime du système judiciaire.

En gros, y'a rien qui va et ça va être compliqué de le faire comprendre aux adorateurs du môsieur.

#sarkozy #prison #intox

Today in Labor History December 9, 1842: The Anarchist formerly known as Prince, Peter Kropotkin, was born on this date in Moscow. Kropotkin was a geographer and anarcho-communist. His most well-known works include “Conquest of Bread,” “Fields, Factories,” and “Mutual Aid, A Factor of Evolution,” which explores the role of mutually-beneficial cooperation and reciprocity (i.e., mutual aid) in the animal kingdom and human societies both past and present. It was an argument against the theory of social Darwinism, popular at the time, that argued that existing social relations were the natural consequence of rich people’s inherent genetic superiority over the poor. Kropotkin argued that because mutual aid has pragmatic advantages for the survival of human and animal communities, it has proliferated through natural selection. In 1874, Kropotkin was arrested and imprisoned in the Peter and Paul Fortress for subversive political activity. In 1876, he escaped and fled to Switzerland. During his younger days, he served as a geographer for the Russian empire. In 1873, he published a scientific paper showing that the existing maps entirely misrepresented the physical features of Asia.

#workingclass #LaborHistory #anarchism #kropotkin #russia #prison #geography #MutualAid #Revolution #books #writer #author @bookstadon

J’ai enchaîné avec cette vidéo d’anciennes personnes en détention qui expliquent leur expérience de la prison, plus difficile que celle du délinquant Sarkozy, et qui proposent des pistes souhaitables pour une société d’amélioration au lieu d’une société de répression aveugle.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jD5zIhsQe9A

Merci @mediapart.

#france #prison #société #insertion

Today in Labor History December 9, 1842: The Anarchist formerly known as Prince, Peter Kropotkin, was born on this date in Moscow. Kropotkin was a geographer and anarcho-communist. His most well-known works include “Conquest of Bread,” “Fields, Factories,” and “Mutual Aid, A Factor of Evolution,” which explores the role of mutually-beneficial cooperation and reciprocity (i.e., mutual aid) in the animal kingdom and human societies both past and present. It was an argument against the theory of social Darwinism, popular at the time, that argued that existing social relations were the natural consequence of rich people’s inherent genetic superiority over the poor. Kropotkin argued that because mutual aid has pragmatic advantages for the survival of human and animal communities, it has proliferated through natural selection. In 1874, Kropotkin was arrested and imprisoned in the Peter and Paul Fortress for subversive political activity. In 1876, he escaped and fled to Switzerland. During his younger days, he served as a geographer for the Russian empire. In 1873, he published a scientific paper showing that the existing maps entirely misrepresented the physical features of Asia.

#workingclass #LaborHistory #anarchism #kropotkin #russia #prison #geography #MutualAid #Revolution #books #writer #author @bookstadon

Prominent Palestinian political prisoner Marwan Barghouti has been brutally assaulted by Israeli prison guards, according to information relayed to his family. It was reported that part of Barghouti’s ear had been cut off, and that his ribs, fingers & teeth broken during repeated rounds of beatings.

https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/marwan-barghouti-brutally-assaulted-israeli-prison-family-told
@palestine@lemmy.ml
@palestine@fedibird.com
#Prison #Torture #MarwanBarghouti
#Fatah #PoliticalPrisoner #Palestine #Israel