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The flyer above is spread by prison-sanctioned Christian missionaries at Holman prison. Browder Ministries continue to aid the pacification of prison rebellion at Holman via petty rewards for cooperative behavior. For more analysis of Browder Ministries and religious pacification, see … Continue reading →

Revolutionary salutations to Marius Mason and all long term anarchist prisoners being held captive by the state, and to all anarchists around the world. My name is Michael Kimble and I am a long term anarchist prisoner in the state … Continue reading →

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 →