Here's our stuff to buy- all money raised over costs goes directly to prisoner support. Post and packing is included in the price. Please send cheques or postal orders payable to "ABC" to:
ABC, PO Box 74, Brighton BN1 4ZQ
ABC T-SHIRTS
£ 7
ABC t-shirts- the back has the ABC clenched fist and cross logo and "Anarchist Black Cross - Supporting anarchist and other class struggle prisoners", front has small 'broken chains 1p' logo on left of chest. Available in a suprising and imaginative colour choice of black or black, with white print. We make various sizes, but please ask for availability.
First image is front print, second is back print
ACTIVE SOLIDARITY
Active solidarity is an occasional newsletter produced by Brighton ABC, with the latest news on prisoners, repression and solidarity.
Free with an SAE
GREETINGS CARDS BY ERIC WILDCAT HALL
Wildcat is a native American and AIM activist who is being held on charges of shipping arms to Central America and is serving a sentence of 35-75 years. He has initiated campaigns on the inside for the right to freedom of religion for native american prisoners, i.e the return of confiscated spiritual and cultural items and medicine bundles, and access to indigenous spiritual leaders. He has continued painting inside and created these three paintings especially for Brighton ABC to produce greetings cards and raise funds for indigenous resistance movements and prisoners. (note the reference to AIM in the tiger face and to Mapuche [indigenous people of the Southern Cone] in the leopard face). Wildcat's address is on the prisoners list.
£ 1 EACH
GREETINGS CARDS BY ZOLO AGONA AZANIA
Zolo was fitted up for the murder of a cop in 1981 and has been on and off death row since then. At the time of his arrest he was actively involved in the movement for self-determination of New Afrikan people in the US, and it is believed this was the reason for his imprisonment. Currently the state is trying to bring the death penalty against him for a 3rd time. Typically he has been treated to unfair trials, harrassment and interference with his legal documents and correspondance, and kept in the hole without reason even when the death penalty was commuted. He's an artist and a writer, and these are just two of the many images he has created reflecting black liberation and resistance since the 80s. We hope to raise some money for his defence campaign. Zolo's address is on the prisoners list; also see his website -http://www.prairiefire.org/freezoloazania.html
£ 1 EACH