NCDPP Dragon Fire Newsletter, Vol. 1, No. 4, December 1976

NCDPP newsletter includes titles: "Racist Cop Guns Down Black Yourh in Bed Study Brooklyn", "Community Responds", "Zimbabwe guerillas speak", "African ...

Genre: Newsletters

NCDPP Dragon Fire Newsletter, Vol. 1, No. 3, July 1976

NCDPP newsletter includes titles: "Africans Defy Racist Guns", "We have Nothing to Celebrate", "Solidarity Message for July 4th, 1976 - ...

Genre: Newsletters

NCDPP Dragon Fire Newsletter, Vol. 1, No. 2, March 1976

NCDPP newsletter includes titles: "Preamble", Letter to NCDPP from a righteous sister, "The Legacy of Andaliwa", "Attikkka...A/K/A Trenton State Prison", ...

Genre: Newsletters

NCDPP Dragon Fire Newsletter, Vol. 1, January 27, 1976

NCDPP newsletter includes titles: "Moving On", "The Revolutionary Spirit of 1976: The Year of Consolidation, Mobilization, and Confrontation...", "Assata", and ...

Genre: Newsletters

Letter Addressed to Yuri Kochiyama from Connie, October 28, 1988

Letter addressed Yuri Kochiama.

Genre: Correspondence

Letter from Jill Elijah, June 1988

Letter regarding the charges against Dr. Mutulu Shakur and Marilyn Buck.

Genre: Correspondence

Essay Regarding the Court Trial of Political Prisoners, May 1973

Title includes: "What's Happening in the Courts". Essay regarding solidarity and support for political prisoners during trial.

Genre: Essays

Letter Addressed to James A. Wechsler from Yuri Kochiyama, March 4, 1978

Letter regarding to consider writing an article on politial prisoners Alfred Monroe (Ismail A. Rahim) and Benny Martinez.

Genre: Correspondence

Meeting Minutes Regarding National Committee for the Defense of Political Prisoners, March 12, 1978

Meeting agenda of National Prisoners Organization Meeting.

Genre: Miscellaneous Documents

Letter from Yuri Kochiyama on Martin Rutrell, April 6, 1985

Letter regarding the parole hearing of Martin Rutrell.

Genre: Correspondence

Letter from Bill and Yuri, February 26, 1967

Letter regarding the imprisonment of seven Black SNCC worders in Atlanta, Georgia.

Genre: Correspondence

Essay by Masia Attaila Kimaathi Mugmuk Sr., August/October 1991

Title includes: "Afrikan Prisoners of Conscience Victimized by Racist Prisoncrats' Conspiracies and Camouflaged Maneuvers at N.J. State Prison".

Genre: Essays