Solidarity with Jakhi

Saturday, April 18th

7:30 PM – Doors Open

8:00 PM – Readings Begin

9:00 PM – Archival Audio of Revolutionary Poets

9:30 PM – Event Concludes

Join the support committee for Jakhi McCray on 04/18 as we honor Palestinian Prisoners Day and international solidarity between Black and Palestinian revolutionaries during an evening of poetry reading. Hear from radical poets in our community, and read your own work. There will be light refreshments, as well as tabling to fundraise for Jakhi’s support campaign.

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April 18th, 2026 from 3 PM to 5 PM PST

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A Fundraiser for Jakhi McCray, Malik Muhammad, and Michael Kimble.

Join PDX Anti-Repression Committee for a discussion with former Black Panther and Black Liberation Army Political Prisoner Ashanti Alston on Black anarchism and abolitionism.

Email PDXANTIREPRESSION@ANCHE.NO for questions and meeting link

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Free Tha Land DAPS’s distribution program is raising their donation goal from $600 to $800 so that $200 can be reserved to support Mumia Abu Jamal, Jakhi Mcray, and Malik Muhammad. We keep each other safe, fed & clothed. Power To The People & Free Tha Land!

Free Tha Land DAPS’s distribution program, operates every Friday in South Shore, are collecting donations for hygiene amenities and clothing resources. Every donation allows them to continue addressing the needs of the community, fighting back against state manufactured resource scarcity in our beloved neighborhoods, whilst providing monetary support for 3 of Our Movement’s Political Prisoners.

DM @daps4thaland on Instagram for more information on donations & volunteering.

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Monday, March 30, 7 – 10pm 

Starr Bar in Bushwick, New York

Tickets: https://tinyurl.com/5E6JFP56

Gather for a screening of Eyes of the Rainbow (1997, dir. Gloria Ronaldo, 47 mins.). After escaping prison in 1979, Black Liberation Army leader and revolutionary Assata Shakur found political asylum in Havana, Cuba, for more than 40 years. Dedicated to “all women who struggle for a better world,” Ronaldo’s documentary offers a rare glimpse into Shakur’s first-person experience of exile and her reflections on the Afro-Cuban diaspora. 

Before and after the screening, grab a drink and learn how to tap into the support campaign for Jakhi McCray. Jakhi McCray is a 22-year-old student, committed organizer in anti-imperialist movements, and beloved member of communities across New York and New Jersey. He is facing federal persecution for allegedly setting fire to ten police vehicles belonging to the 83rd precinct in Brooklyn, New York. He faces charges that carry up to 20 years of incarceration. 

All proceeds from this screening will go to Jakhi’s support campaign, which is raising urgently needed funds to cover his material needs while on house arrest, support for upcoming court dates, zines and campaign literature, and restitution and commissary should Jakhi be sentenced to time in prison.

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