Category Archives: General

From Contrainfo On Sunday June 11 2017, international day in support with long-term anarchist prisoners, we dropped a banner from Themistokleous 58 squat in solidarity with the comrade Michael Kimble, incarcerated in Holman prison, Alabama. Michael Kimble is a gay … Continue reading →

A newsletter produced by the authorities at Holman Prison, citing rewards for dorm-wide non-violence and creating an incentive for prisoners to prevent direct action by other prisoners in their dorms. “Starting on February 1, 2017, all inmates at Holman Correctional … Continue reading →

At the moment I’m writing from segregation (lockup) after being stripped, handcuffed, slapped, and placed here by the CERT (riot squad) on Monday, August 1, 2016 at approximately 11:45 pm. It’s now Wednesday and I haven’t been given my personal … Continue reading →

From The Final Straw This time we’re speaking with Michael Kimble, who is a black gay anarchist prisoner incarcerated in Atmore, Alabama. Mr Kimble is active in many prison organizing projects, including the Free Alabama Movement. We speak about his … Continue reading →

On October 11th at least two handguns were discovered by guards at the St. Clair Max. Prison in Springville, Alabama. St. Clair has been at the center of a major lawsuit and the warden Carter Davenport, a real dyed in … Continue reading →

St. Clair Correctional Facility in Springville, Alabama is the subject of a class action lawsuit filed by the Alabama Justice Initiative on behalf of prisoners housed at St. Clair. The focus of the lawsuit is the extremely violent atmosphere at … Continue reading →

[For reading][For printing] A collection of some of Michael Kimble’s recent writings; plus a new interview with Michael on his life, prison struggle in Alabama, being gay, prison solidarity, recent anti-police struggles, civilization, and anarchy. Contents Introduction “To My Comrades” … Continue reading →

In January 2015, as prisoners in Alabama begin to discuss launching another work strike an building communication and support with outside comrades, I submitted a few questions to one of the organizers within the Free Alabama Movement (Holman). Here’s the … Continue reading →

In August 2007, prisoners at Holman Correctional Facility in Atmore, Alabama went on a work/hunger strike in protest of the horrendous, unsanitary, decrepit living conditions and arbitrary institutional lockdowns. The initiator of this action was a young, Black prisoner named … Continue reading →

Recently, I’ve had more than one comrade ask me how could they show solidarity to rebels behind prison walls. I got the sense that they are somewhat frustrated and that the work they are doing seems unproductive and personally unfulfilling. … Continue reading →