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Political Literature Restricted in Segregation; Administrative Political Victims by Matt Albert and Bill Dunne; Aftermath of Segregation Food Struggle by Danny "Skeemo" Atteberry; Forced Transfer to S.O.C. by Al Gilchrist; WSP Teachers Fired; WSP Notes; From the Tier. Kaka Speaks by Speedin Bull-Gypsy Joker; Hood-Winked Again by Modoc Rock; The Walls Have Ears

Brotherhood of American Indians Elections; Segregation Lawsuits; Political Prisoners; As Salaam - Alaikum by Kamal Zimbabwe al-Amir (aka H. B. Wheeler X); Struggle in WSP by Clyf "Boo" Gladstone; WSP Notes

WPNS; WSP Warden and Deputy Warden Deposed; Politically Personna Non Grata; Touche Plutocracy by Modoc Rock (C. Briceno); Crematoriums Next? by Jim R. Teems; Carol Smith at WSP; WSP Notes; WSP Editor

Prison Round Trip is a reflection on prison life and how to keep one's sanity and political integrity behind bars. Grappling with themes of consciousness, the nature of freedom, and what it means to be alive, Klaus Viehmann wrote this essay ten years after being released from prison, having completed a 15-year sentence for his involvement in urban guerrilla activities in Germany. The preface by political prisoner Bill Dunne, held by the U.S. government for over thirty years now, shows that the nature of imprisonment, and the ways in which the human spirit can transcend it, are universal.