Jailbreak

A hub for prisoner support and abolition in the PNW where you can hear from and about incarcerated folks' experiences.

Ask an Abolitionist: Life During Wartime

hello eric! i wanted to ask you this question when you were in oregon in may, but i was too shy, so seeing that you were accepting questions for this column gladdened me. essentially, i've fallen in love with a political prisoner. it is that future-altering,...

Black August

“Study, fast, train, fight” These are the principles of Black August, a month of commemoration rooted in the 1970’s Black Liberation Movement that honors fallen Black freedom fighters and political prisoners. In August 1619, the first enslaved Africans were brought to...

Write to Homeless Advocate Amber Fitts

  Amber Fitts, longtime resident of Eugene, Oregon, is being held in Idaho at Blaine County Detention Center. She was arrested in June and will be held without sentencing until at least October and is seeking support. Amber would love to receive letters to help...

Poetry by Malik

IMU IMU just another side of the SHU as far as the dark side of the moon silent too segregation — torture abuse mental degradation hatred infused it’s what they do resistance seems moot what’s the use? — RESISTANCE see it’s ESSENCE it’s core to our belief in the...

Meet Malik Muhammed

Malik Muhammad is a Black/Palestinian Muslim, anarchist antifascist, antiracist abolitionist imprisoned fighting for his love of freedom during the George Floyd Uprisings in Portland, Oregon. Throughout his prison sentence, he's consisently fought back against racist,...