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Toronto: Bulldozer Collective, 1992. Newsletter. 11p., folded tabloid newspaper format, evenly toned, else very good condition. Devoted to issues around incarceration and political prisoners. Updates on prison policies, legal efforts, interviews with imprisoned activists, and related topics.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada: Bulldozer Collective. Offered is Issue No. 25 (May-June 1990) of "The Prison News Service: A Bulldozer Publication" edited by Bill Dunne (out of Marion, Illinois) and published by the Bulldozer Collective out of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. A left-folded newspaper (and folded in half once again, as issued, to display half-page front and rear covers); when unfolded measures 11-3/8" by 17" and contains 12 full pages. With illustrations throughout, contents include: Quebec [Provincial] Police Lay Siege To Mohawk Community [Warriors of the Mohawk Nation]; Did DOC [Oregon Department of Corrections] Employees Murder [DOC Director] Michael Francke?; Women Prisoners in Iowa File Suit Against Abuses; Freedom Now! For Political Prisoners And POWs in the U.S. by Vicki Legion; Defend Mumia Abu-Jamal; More on MOVE; Hungerstrike in Spain Continues: Statement from the Central Command of the Groups of Anti-Fascist Resistance, First of October (GRAPO) headlined: One… Read More

Toronto, Ontario, Canada: PSC Publishers. Offered is Issue No. 34 (January-February 1992) of "Prison News Service: A Bulldozer Publication" edited by the Bulldozer Collective and published by PSC Publishers out of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. A left-folded newspaper (and folded in half once again, as issued, to display half-page front and rear covers); when unfolded measures 11-3/8" by 17" and contains 20 full pages. With illustrations throughout, contents include: Special Supplement on Women and Prison (contents include: Peer advocacy - women, prison, and AIDS by Susan Rosenberg; playwright Therasa Ann Glaremin, author of 'The Hanging Sheet,' interviewed; lengthy Women and Prison - I. How prisons reinforce white male supremacy - II. Women against prison; 'Mules' carry heavy burden: Latin American Women in 'Model' German Prisons; A modest proposal from a prisoner's wife). Contents also include: MOVE Press Release from Ramona Johnson Africa; Update on… Read More

Toronto, Ontario, Canada: PSC Publishers. Offered is Issue No. 37 (September-October 1992) of "Prison News Service: A Bulldozer Publication" edited by the Bulldozer Collective and published by PSC Publishers out of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. A left-folded newspaper (and folded in half once again, as issued, to display half-page front and rear covers); when unfolded measures 11-3/8" by 17" and contains 20 full pages. With illustrations throughout, contents include: news Resistance at FMC [Federal Medical Center] Lexington [Kentucky], August 1992; news Hungerstrike in MCC is over (Indiana's Maximum Control Complex at Westville); Aftermath of Montana prison riot - trials and tribulations (which begins: "On September 22, 1991, prisoners in the Maximum Custody Unit in the State Prison at Deer Lodge, Montana were able to take advantage of lax security to take over their cellblock"); The prison perspective by inmate Derrick Quintero; splendid full-page poem by Barbara… Read More

Toronto, Ontario, Canada: PSC Publishers. Offered is Issue No. 36 (May-June 1992) of "Prison News Service: A Bulldozer Publication" edited by the Bulldozer Collective and published by PSC Publishers out of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. A left-folded newspaper (and folded in half once again, as issued, to display half-page front and rear covers); when unfolded measures 11-3/8" by 17" and contains 12 full pages. With illustrations throughout, contents include: Maximum Control Complex - rehabilitation or genocide by Shaka Shakur, an inmate at the Maximum Control Complex in Westville, Indiana; Trenton State Prison - the Bekaa Valley training kamp of the west by Sekou Imarobge-Mussawi, an inmate at the Sing Sing Correctional Facility in Ossining, New York; Can the Bureau of Prisons legally torture prisoners? by Anthony Yokley, inmate at FCI Englewood in Littleton, Colorado; Homophobia in prison: who does it really hurt?; The state of things in Canadian federal prisons, 1992; short Another… Read More