Every Prisoner is a Political Prisoner   On July 19, Kelly Rose
Pflug-Back was sentenced to eleven more months in prison for her
participation in the 2010 G20 protests in Toronto. She remains
unapologetic about her role in the black bloc that caused so
much disruption during the summit, demonstrating that the forces
that impose capitalism and patriarchy are not invulnerable.  To
support Kelly and the millions like her who are imprisoned for
the inconveniences they pose to the powerful, we are proud to
present her eloquent and thought-provoking memoir of the time
she spent incarcerated after her original arrest: “Every
Prisoner is a Political Prisoner.” In this account, Kelly
powerfully evokes the experience of captivity and the importance
of understanding all captives of the state as political
prisoners.  Our friends Strangers in a Tangled Wilderness are
publishing a book of Kelly’s poetry as a fundraiser to benefit
her during her incarceration. Walt Whitman argued that “to have
great poets there must be grea