From Soledad to San Quentin. [Cover title].

San Francisco: The Prison Solidarity Committee, (n. d.), circa 1972. 11 x 7-1/2 inches. 27,

pp including wrappers. Stapled newsprint self-wrappers printed in black. B&w illustrations. Toning and light wear; minor soiling to wrappers. Very Good. Booklet issued by the Prison Solidarity Committee, a loose coalition of Bay Area organizations and activists that sought to create a "united front" to address carceral issues and form a link between those incarcerated and those outside. The booklet traces the connections between the cases of the Soledad Brothers and the San Quentin Six, as well as the killings of Jonathan Jackson and George Jackson. Includes a timeline, profiles of each of the San Quentin Six defendants, poetry about life in prison (author(s) unattributed), and a b&w centerfold of the poster designed by Jane Norling and sold to raise money for the San Quentin Six. OCLC locates 12 holdings.