Kevin Rashid Johnson

Nehanda Abiodun

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Sussex 2 Sussex: From Death Row to An Empty Cell (2018)

The Silence Treatment

Because I struggle to give a voice and human face to and to publicize abuses suffered by my imprisoned peers, help them challenge their mistreatment and work to educate them on their human rights and true role

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My Thanks to All Supporters (2018)

This is my second attempt to send out a message thanking all the many thousands of supporters, friends, and comrades for adding your voices to the recent online (Roots Action) petition against my being held in isolated solitary confinement on

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On My Interstate Transfers, the Constitution of the New Afrikan Nation, the Role of Euro-Amerikan Comrades, Prison Exploitation and George Jackson on Fascism

An Interview with Comrade Rashid by Marquis Winston of Kite Line Radio (2018)

Marquis: What was the intent of the authorities to move you to Florida? Did they see it as disconnecting you from the contacts you had in Texas?

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The Prison Struggle Continues (2018)

It’s been some years since I’ve been able to communicate through radio outlets. This on account of a series of transfers between various states’ prison systems—from Virginia to Oregon, then Texas to Florida and back to Virginia—as reprisals for my

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Heroic or Heinous: The Death Penalty Case of Thomas Porter (2018)

Who is Thomas Porter?

Thomas Porter is a 42-year-old Black man held on Virginia’s Death Row for the October 25, 2005, shooting death of a Norfolk, VA cop, for which he was charged, tried, and convicted of capital murder.

His

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Tearing Children of Color Away From Their Families is an Old and Continuing Amerikkkan Practice (2018)

Several months ago U.S. officials announced a depraved “zero-tolerance” policy for migrants entering the U.S. from what Donald Trump called “shithole countries” south of the border, even if they be fleeing deadly conditions as refugees—a status protected by international law.

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Strike Supporters Set Up Occupy Camp Outside Florida Prison

Allies, comrades and supporters of striking prisoners across the U.S. have set up an “Occupy Camp” outside a prison work camp in Gainesville, FL.

The camp has been rolling strong since the strikes began on August 21st, and has received

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Back to Red Onion State Prison: My Return to the Original Scene of Criminal Abuse (2018)

Founded on Lies, Racism and Abuse

After six years of being bounced from state to state, having been exiled from the Virginia prison system for my political views and years of publicizing and resisting the brutal and racist abuses in

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Chemical Weapons Used in U.S. Prisons

Tear gas—a banned chemical weapon

Poison gases were first developed and widely used as battlefield weapons during World War I. Among those weapons were chlorine gas, mustard gas, and the benignly named “tear gas,” all of which have similar effects,

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