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9. 2021 Titles Globalization and Prison Expansion Improvising on Reality: The Roots of Prison Abolition Black Liberation and the Abolition of the Prison Industrial Complex Containing the Crisis: Prison Expansion and Abolition in the Rustbelt “Mass Incarceration” as Misnomer ‘The Prison Industrial Complex and the Global Economy (reprint) Down: the History of Prisoner Resistance in Indiana (reprint) ‘The Challenge of Prison Abolition Updated History of the New Afrikan Prison Struggle (reprint) 10. Slave Revolts as First Form of Labor Struggle 11. Inventing the Savage: Social Construction of Native American Criminality
12. Black August: History, Origins, Significance 13, Death on the Yard: Behind the Killings at Soledad and San Quentin 14, Remembering the Real Dragon George Jackson 15, Martin Sostre Prison Letters 16, Martin Sostre in Court 17. Anarchism and the Black Revolution 18. The Ghetto-bred Anarchist 19. Jailhouse Lawyers Speak 2020-2021 Information Guide 20.W.L. Nolen Mentorship Program Mentor’s Guidebook 21.W.L. Nolen Mentorship Program Student’s Handbook 22. Anarchist Survival Guide for Understanding Gestapo Swine Interrogation Mind Games 23. Instead of Prisons: a handbook for abolitionists 24. What is Abolition? 25. Abolitionist Thumbnail Definitions 26. The Abolitionist #31 Launch Party Zine 27. Print Media and Prison Activism/ 10 points for outside prison activists 28.In the Belly: an abolitionist journal, issue #1 29.In the Belly: an abolitionist journal, issue #2 Black August
30.In the Belly: an abolitionist journal, issue #3 31.In the Belly: an abolitionist journal, issue #4 32. In the Belly: an abolitionist journal, Special Issue “Roundtable on Imprisoned Black Radical Tradition” 33. Whose Left?: a Mariame Kaba Comic 34. Not Worker But Chattel 35. Prison Slave as Hegemony’s Silent Scandal 36.White Supremacy in the Movement to Abolish the Prison Industrial Complex 37. What if Amy Goodman Covered the #Millions4Prisoners March? 38, Same Shit Different Day: the Military Movement of White Pestilence 39. Celling Black Bodies: Black Women in the Global Prison Industrial Complex 40. The Invisibility of Women Prisoner Resistance (reprint) 41. Hands Off Assata Shakur 42. The ANARKATA Statement 43. Coming of Age: a New Afrikan Revolutionary 44. The Black Panther Party and Annihilation by COINTELPRO 45. Every Crook Can Govern 46. Steel Sharpens Steel: Starting Study Groups in Prison 47. Death 2 Authority by an anonymous group of prisoners 48. Kevin Rashid Johnson, Art Attack: Early Writings and Artwork 49.incommunicado, a poem by Marilyn Buck
50. Abolition in Action (Spring 2019) 51. Abolition in Action (Winter 2020) 52. Attacking the PIC at the Point of Production 53. Taking Direct Action to #FreeThemAll: From Stateville Prison to the Frontyard of its Warden 54. Ain’t I a Prisoner, Too? 55. Dykes and Fags Want to Know: A Written Interview with Lesbian Political Prisoners 56. Queers Imagine a World Without Police (reprint) 57. Militant Flamboyance 58, Out of the Closet: Queer Histories of Revolt (reprint) 59. To the Ones Who Can Fly: A Message from the Whirlwind 60. Reading the Message: Study, Solidarity, Spirit, & Struggle 61.To the Ones Who Can Fly Prisoner Outreach Form To the Ones Who Can Fly: A Message from the Whirlwind aims to foster a culture of Black revolutionary learning, healing and movement building that advances the liberation of the most marginal. Our comrades worked very hard not only putting together this amazing literature but also coordinating the logistics of a program for revolutionary study that you are enthusiastically invited to join. To the Ones Who Can Fly A Message from the Whirlwind by Nsambu Za Suekama To the Ones Who Can Fly A Mesage from the Whirlwind 2021, first edition formatted and printed by True Leap Press: Publishing & Distribution
62. Uses of the Erotic as Power / Lesbianism as Resistance (reprint) 63.8. Lamble’s Transforming Carceral Logics 64. To Tramps, the Unemployed, the Disinherited, and Miserable 65. Kevin Gardner, Blood and Ink 66. Updates on the George Floyd Rebellion Issue 2 (by friends of TLP) 67.Updates on the George Floyd Rebellion Issue 1 (by friends of TLP) 68. Notes from the Rockford Rebellion 69. Building a Community-based Antifascist Movement 70. A Brief History of the Black Panther Party and its Place in the Black Liberation Movement 71. Towards Anarchy and Communism in Rockford 72. Zine for RAM Month of Action for Bomani Shakur 73.1f the Future is Now: Art and Writings of Heriberto Sharky Garcia 74, Agitation/ Education Activism Using Zines 75. An Escalating Fight in the Village of Dwight 76.Growing Asian American Movement Calls for Prison Abolition 77. Policing and Gentrification: A History of Displacement by Chicago ATU 78. Confronting AntiBlackness in our Communities 79. The Progressive Plantation: Racism Inside White Social Change Organizations (and How to Smash It) 80. 500 Years of Indigenous Resistance (reprint)
81. Insurrectional Abolitionism Pt. 1: tearing down icons, tearing downs institutions 82. The Art of Escalation 83. #FreeHeartlandKids Vacant Migrant Detention Facility Under Construction Stormed 84. The Political Logic of the Non-Profit Industrial Complex 85. University Occupations (reprint) 86, Fire on Main Street: Smalll Cities in the George Floyd Uprising 87. Insurrectional Abolitionism Pt. 2: Vistas of Militancy Against the Police on a Midwest University Campus 88. Six Reflections on an Abolitionist Strike at the University of Michigan (by friends of TLP) 89. Build Your Own Solidarity Network 90. Practicing Group Consensus 91.Chicago Books to Women in Prison (Book Order Form) 92. Northside Chicago Prisoner Letter Writing Coalition — 11/20 Infozine 93. Building a Midwest Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement 94,2021 COVID-19 Fact Sheet for Prisoners (compiled by our friends) 95. It’s Vacant Take It! / a Homes Note Jails Guidebook 96. We Keep Us Warm: Steps to Recognizing and Preventing Hypothermia (by friends of TLP) 97. Security Culture: a handbook for activists
98, Social Detox: Resources for Anti-Sex unlearning patriarchy) ist Men (and those who are struggling 99. Why Misogynists Make Great Informants: How Gender Violence on the Left Enables State Violence in Radical Movements




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NEW ADDRESS
~ E P.O. Box #409216 Chicago, IL 60640
agen trueleappress@protonmail.com

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To order zines please sena us a letter

stating either of the following:











List the specific title/#’s from below that you would like to order. 3
picks max. each order, you can list two additional in case we are out
of your requested selection.



OR
Choose a topic from the listings below that you wish to learn more
about
TOPICS

Black Studies Community Accountability

Ethnic Studies Security Culture

Native Studies Organizing Toolkits

Marxism Transformative Justice
Feminism and Womanism Abolition
Queerness and Gender Violence History of Prison Industrial Complex.
Disability Justice Prison Radicalism

Self-Care Anarchism
9.



2021 Titles
Globalization and Prison Expansion
Improvising on Reality: The Roots of Prison Abolition
Black Liberation and the Abolition of the Prison Industrial Complex
Containing the Crisis: Prison Expansion and Abolition in the Rustbelt

“Mass Incarceration” as Misnomer



‘The Prison Industrial Complex and the Global Economy (reprint)
Down: the History of Prisoner Resistance in Indiana (reprint)
‘The Challenge of Prison Abolition

Updated History of the New Afrikan Prison Struggle (reprint)

10. Slave Revolts as First Form of Labor Struggle

11. Inventing the Savage: Social Construction of Native American Criminality
12. Black August: History, Origins, Significance

13, Death on the Yard: Behind the Killings at Soledad and San Quentin
14, Remembering the Real Dragon George Jackson

15, Martin Sostre Prison Letters

16, Martin Sostre in Court

17. Anarchism and the Black Revolution

18. The Ghetto-bred Anarchist

19. Jailhouse Lawyers Speak 2020-2021 Information Guide
20.W.L. Nolen Mentorship Program Mentor’s Guidebook

21.W.L. Nolen Mentorship Program Student’s Handbook

22. Anarchist Survival Guide for Understanding Gestapo Swine
Interrogation Mind Games

23. Instead of Prisons: a handbook for abolitionists

24. What is Abolition?

25. Abolitionist Thumbnail Definitions

26. The Abolitionist #31 Launch Party Zine

27. Print Media and Prison Activism/ 10 points for outside prison activists
28.In the Belly: an abolitionist journal, issue #1

29.In the Belly: an abolitionist journal, issue #2
Black August
30.In the Belly: an abolitionist journal, issue #3
31.In the Belly: an abolitionist journal, issue #4

32. In the Belly: an abolitionist journal, Special Issue
“Roundtable on Imprisoned Black Radical Tradition”

33. Whose Left?: a Mariame Kaba Comic
34. Not Worker But Chattel

35. Prison Slave as Hegemony’s Silent Scandal



36.White Supremacy in the Movement to Abolish the Prison Industrial Complex
37. What if Amy Goodman Covered the #Millions4Prisoners March?

38, Same Shit Different Day: the Military Movement of White Pestilence

39. Celling Black Bodies: Black Women in the Global Prison Industrial Complex
40. The Invisibility of Women Prisoner Resistance (reprint)

41. Hands Off Assata Shakur

42. The ANARKATA Statement

43. Coming of Age: a New Afrikan Revolutionary

44. The Black Panther Party and Annihilation by COINTELPRO

45. Every Crook Can Govern

46. Steel Sharpens Steel: Starting Study Groups in Prison

47. Death 2 Authority by an anonymous group of prisoners

48. Kevin Rashid Johnson, Art Attack: Early Writings and Artwork

49.incommunicado, a poem by Marilyn Buck
50. Abolition in Action (Spring 2019)
51. Abolition in Action (Winter 2020)
52. Attacking the PIC at the Point of Production

53. Taking Direct Action to #FreeThemAll: From Stateville Prison to the
Frontyard of its Warden

54. Ain’t I a Prisoner, Too?

55. Dykes and Fags Want to Know: A Written Interview with Lesbian Political
Prisoners

56. Queers Imagine a World Without Police (reprint)
57. Militant Flamboyance

58, Out of the Closet: Queer Histories of Revolt (reprint)

59. To the Ones Who Can Fly: A Message from the Whirlwind
60. Reading the Message: Study, Solidarity, Spirit, & Struggle

61.To the Ones Who Can Fly Prisoner Outreach Form

To the Ones Who Can Fly: A Message from the Whirlwind aims to foster a
culture of Black revolutionary learning, healing and movement building that
advances the liberation of the most marginal. Our comrades worked very hard not
only putting together this amazing literature but also coordinating the logistics
of a program for revolutionary study that you are enthusiastically invited to join.

To the Ones Who Can Fly
A Message from the Whirlwind
by Nsambu Za Suekama To the Ones Who Can Fly




A Mesage from the Whirlwind



2021, first edition

formatted and printed by
True Leap Press:
Publishing & Distribution
62. Uses of the Erotic as Power / Lesbianism as Resistance (reprint)
63.8. Lamble’s Transforming Carceral Logics

64. To Tramps, the Unemployed, the Disinherited, and Miserable

65. Kevin Gardner, Blood and Ink

66. Updates on the George Floyd Rebellion Issue 2 (by friends of TLP)
67.Updates on the George Floyd Rebellion Issue 1 (by friends of TLP)
68. Notes from the Rockford Rebellion

69. Building a Community-based Antifascist Movement

70. A Brief History of the Black Panther Party and its Place in the Black Liberation
Movement

71. Towards Anarchy and Communism in Rockford
72. Zine for RAM Month of Action for Bomani Shakur

73.1f the Future is Now: Art and Writings of Heriberto Sharky Garcia

74, Agitation/ Education Activism Using Zines

75. An Escalating Fight in the Village of Dwight

76.Growing Asian American Movement Calls for Prison Abolition

77. Policing and Gentrification: A History of Displacement by Chicago ATU
78. Confronting AntiBlackness in our Communities

79. The Progressive Plantation: Racism Inside White Social Change Organizations
(and How to Smash It)

80. 500 Years of Indigenous Resistance (reprint)
81. Insurrectional Abolitionism Pt. 1: tearing down icons, tearing downs
institutions

82. The Art of Escalation

83. #FreeHeartlandKids Vacant Migrant Detention Facility Under Construction
Stormed

84. The Political Logic of the Non-Profit Industrial Complex

85. University Occupations (reprint)

86, Fire on Main Street: Smalll Cities in the George Floyd Uprising

87. Insurrectional Abolitionism Pt. 2: Vistas of Militancy Against the Police on a
Midwest University Campus

88. Six Reflections on an Abolitionist Strike at the University of Michigan (by
friends of TLP)

89. Build Your Own Solidarity Network
90. Practicing Group Consensus

91.Chicago Books to Women in Prison (Book Order Form)

92. Northside Chicago Prisoner Letter Writing Coalition — 11/20 Infozine
93. Building a Midwest Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement

94,2021 COVID-19 Fact Sheet for Prisoners (compiled by our friends)
95. It’s Vacant Take It! / a Homes Note Jails Guidebook

96. We Keep Us Warm: Steps to Recognizing and Preventing Hypothermia (by
friends of TLP)

97. Security Culture: a handbook for activists


98, Social Detox: Resources for Anti-Sex
unlearning patriarchy)



ist Men (and those who are struggling

99. Why Misogynists Make Great Informants: How Gender Violence on the Left
Enables State Violence in Radical Movements