¡Tierra y Libertad!
A space to stay updated on the Xinachtli Freedom Campaign for Texas Chicano political prisoner Xinachtli, who has been in solitary confinement for 23 years and counting.
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To Women of Revolution | N.7
“I have learned that a woman can be a fighter, a freedom fighter, a political activist, and that she can fall in love, and be loved, she can be married, have children, be a mother… The question of women is a part of our struggle but not the...
On the Need for Revolutionary Love | N.6
While many of us often spend the month of February caught up in a capitalistic vision of romantic love, instead we used this past month as an opportunity to celebrate a different kind of love: Revolutionary Love. While the state represses o...
To Free Our Texas Prisoners, We Must Build International Solidarity | N.5
Monsour Owolabi is a New Afrikan poet, organizer, and politicized prisoner who has been held captive in Texas prisons for nearly 20 years, sentenced to life without parole. Like Xinachtli, Monsour endures the dehumanization central to the c...
Texas Is Killing Another Revolutionary Elder | N.4
Xinachtli in 2024. Since this picture was taken, he has lost a significant amount of weight and requires both a wheelchair and walker to get around.
Since our last newsletter, Xinachtli’s health has taken a sharp downturn: He has experienc...
From the Archives | N.3
“I am a political prisoner. I am a prisoner of war and I ask that my human dignity, that my human rights be respected under the Geneva Convention relative to the treatment of prisoners, political prisoners and prisoners of war.”
This is th...
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