Free Alvaro Now
By Xinachtli and Emese Ilyés
From Sage Journals
This collaborative autoethnographic article traces psychology’s complicity in systems of oppression while highlighting pathways toward liberation. An expression and embodiment of radical solidarity, this article is the product of a research collaboration between an incarcerated justice advocate and a critical psychologist. …
RICARDO FLORES MAGON SEPTEMBER 17, 1873 – NOVEMBER 21, 1922 SPECIAL TRIBUTE TO OUR HERO, OUR MARTYR OF MEXICANO, CHICANO AND ALL PEOPLES OF THE WORLD WHO BELIEVE IN TRUE HUMAN EMANCIPATION
“…..[M]y dreams of beauty and my beloved visions of a humanity living in peace, love and liberty…..will not die with me. …
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THE CHICANO MASSES IN OUR OWN OCCUPIED LANDS INVADED, AND STOLEN BY YANKEE WAR CRIMINAL COLONIZERS, know the unspeakable pain and horrors of war crimes committed against the illegal occupation of our Texas, U.S. Southwest homeland, as suffering this very moment by the Palestinian masses in their own occupied homeland, by an illegitimate Israeli government that invaded Palestinian lands and imposed its war criminal government and maintained its illegal rule by state violence and terrorism, …
LOS ANGELES RIOTS
CHICANO SOLIDARITY WITH THE OCTOBER 22ND COALITION TO STOP POLICE BRUTALITY, REPRESSION AND THE CRIMINALIZATION OF A GENERATION, THIS NATIONAL DAY AGAINST POLICE BRUTALITY,
Much has been said about the history of policing in America, but the scourge of police brutality has its origins in nascent colonialism and in the Antebellum South, …
“Build them, and they will come” was the motto of the architects of the U.$. prison industrial complex and the proliferation of control unit prisons. This system of mass incarceration has historical roots. It was legalized in 1865 by the 13th Amendment to the U.$. Constitution, which replaced plantation chattel slavery with modern-day prison slavery as punishment for a criminal conviction. …
A tribute to Ricardo Flores Magon, created by the Xinachtli Defense Committee and the Central Texas ABC Collective
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Austin, TX 78713
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“[W]e consider it absurd that a few people should possess the Earth, and the many not have a place to lay down their heads for rest. …
Xinachtli (meaning “Germinating Seed” in Nahautl), is a renowned Chicano political prisoner and NLG jailhouse lawyer member. He has been in a Texas “control unit” prison for 20-plus years. What follows are new writings and an update from Xinachtl.
“I will not equivocate — I will not excuse — I will not retreat a single inch — AND I WILL BE HEARD. …
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by David Rovics
#FreeAlvaro
Lyrics:
Alvaro Luna Hernandez started life with a shorted hand
Growing up in Texas, on occupied land
His troubles with the law, and with the Sheriff of Alpine
Resulted from a racist gang, crossing every line
Of respect for human decency, …
“[I]t is our duty to fight for our freedom. It is our duty to win. We must love each other and support each other. We have nothing to lose but our chains…”
– Sister Assata Shakur, soldier, Black Liberation Army, in exile in Cuba
Monday, 07 November 2016
Allred Prison Slave KKKamp
…In the true spirit of revolutionary internationalism, …
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“It is the duty of us poor people to work and to struggle to break the chains that make us slaves…” – Ricardo Flores Magon, Mexican revolutionary anarchist, assassinated by Leavenworth federal prison pigs, Nov. 21, 1922
Monday, 19 September 2016
Allred Prison Slave KKKamp
Dear international supporters,
From within the belly of U.S. …
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