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PHONE ZAP - WEEK 2

Thank you everyone who's called so far! The phone zap continues — we'll be calling again tomorrow (Friday) from 12 to 4pm. While all of us calling at once floods the lines, applying maximum pressure, calling on your own throughout the week is also encouraged! …

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PHONE ZAP FOR RAMADAN

Malik is asking for calls to be made into Eastern Oregon Correctional Institution due to the lack of quality food they are providing Muslim adults in custody for Ramadan! THE ISSUE: "Islam has never been respected or allowed to be practiced freely inside. They …

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Love is Resistance

Under oppressive conditions, love is resistance as joyousness is not permitted. Like Palestinian hostages being released, but their families told not to celebrate or be joyful; like blacks showing unity, working out in solidarity, or sharing things in …

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Prisoner Support

Thank you for the birthday wishes. Any donations for me are greatly appreciated, as I'm hoping to expand prisoner support and radicalization and consciousness to prisoners not listed on sites. The distinction between political, social, and politicized …

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On Iran

"No gods, no the masters, no borders." That's how I was introduced to anarchism on Tumblr as a kid. Up until that point, I knew but couldn't have put it more concisely. I grew up in poverty and loved music, and music articulated my conditions more than …

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Crip vs. Crip

From Malik: "Couldn't have said it better myself. If this doesn't help mostly white disabled people realize that you're NOT "reclaiming" anything by calling yourself a "crip" but ambivalently appropriating and disregarding real life experiences for people, I …

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Cell ins

[From 1/13 to 1/16, Malik was restricted to their cell and unable to use the phone or tablet. This is a statement they wrote on the 14th, during the cell in.] What used to be the state hospital, and infamous for the movie "The One that Flew Over the Cuckoo's …

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Venezuela

It's tiring to wake up day after day, wondering whose blood we as americans will have on our hands next. The u.s is, in fact, not the only imperialist settler colonial state, and yet it is unique in its sheer scope of violence and destruction worldwide. …

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On Fedjacketing 

Context: From September to November of 2025, Eric King, a white anarchist and former political prisoner, went on a campaign to fedjacket and dox one of Malik's siblings and outside supporters. Eric began spreading public rumors that his target, a woman of …

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The News

What makes something "newsworthy?" Is it shock value, like Trump going on a racist, xenophobic rant targeting Somalians? Despite the fact that this man has shown he's blatantly racist. This is supposed to be shocking. To anyone paying attention, he's a …

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Getting back to "normal"

Normal was traffic stops turned fatal Arrest warrants served with halos poverty job seeking surviving at minimum rates certainly not living. No time. Normalcy was four year degrees with nothing to show but hopes and dreams. Perhaps a pretty plaque. Normalcy …

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ICE in Portland

There actually are lawless criminals fucking up the streets of Portland and destabilizing communities across the nation. They go by the name of DHS, ICE, Border Patrol, and the fascist jack boots employed as the National Guard. And this is abhorrent. The pigs …

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Update from the hole

I've broken down Oregon's hole abuses before and documented their violations many times, as yet another year passes, another winter spent in segregation. Actually, spring, summer, fall, and now, winter again. Spent in the most freezing cells, no phone access, …

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After Assata

[Click to listen to a poem Malik has been working on] Assata said, "I'm tired of bulletins. I want bullets." Assata said, "Tears fallen and bodies dropped, blood shed. Fuck the high road. When they go low, instead, knee 'em in the face, sprawl lower. Take …

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On Tyler Robinson

Never in history has violence been initiated by the oppressed. How could they be the initiators, if they themselves are the result of violence? There would be no oppressed had there been no prior situation of violence to establish their subjugation. Tyler is …

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Black August Update

Thank you to all my siblings that rocked out with me for Black August! 5 more Augusts and I'll join you out there for the 6th and RDTW. I'm really appreciative. I hope the solidarity and love for each other and liberation remain steadfast and transcend the …

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Queer/Trans Liberation

To be is to become. Change is the only constant in life, in love, in the evolution of humanity and all species. It is inevitable. Fighting against change is counterproductive; molding or shaping change is only logical. To explore, to endeavor to find …

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8/14/25 poetry roundup

CTSD What's PTSD that you are currently living? CTSD The trauma you're currently facing Your will the state keeps breaking Like snapping beans Or chicken necks Human beings focused on daily survival Not living Making it through day by day While others plan a …

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Tyrants and Collaborators

I don’t understand the lack of urgency in this genocide. Countries are careful not to be “too quick” to call it a genocide. War crimes, “sure,” they say, breaches of international laws, “yeah, maybe,” but genocide, they won’t say. Perhaps because that would …

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Black August

Black August starts soon. Usually I have others to participate with me, but since I don't, I'm calling on those of you out there to get together in your cohorts, do 100 of something everyday with me for the month of August, and tell me how its going for you. …

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7/2/25 poetry roundup

I know pride month is over, but EVERY month is pride month, and every day is an awesome day to take pride in our personhood and our right to BE. A bit of backstory, I took inspiration from sibling (what I'm starting to call my supporters) Andy from Ohio, who …

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The slack door

The first one of these disastrous monstrosities [ICE’s new “detention centers”] is FCI Dublin. FCI Dublin is a notorious women’s federal prison recently shut down (last year) after an FBI raid. In which many staff were arrested for raping and abusing the …

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6/2/25 poetry round up

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 …

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June 11

A June 11th gift from Malik. In his words: "Remember this, resistance is essence, always resist, always try. Love and solidarity."

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Poems for Gaza

Genocide is no accident International aid shouldn’t be this hazardous Medics, doctors, ambulance crews, firemen, hospitals, even bombing schools Disastrous Your excuse “A professional misstep” Not even an apology that’s long overdue Nothing much a sorry could …

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Amir got his bike!

Amir wears a full protection helmet and sits on a small dirt bike while excitedly throwing horns with both hands, text reads "Scoob finally saw his Christmas present from his dad! heart emoji, #MilesApartAlwaysInOurHearts

Malik wanted to let everyone know that his boy Amir got finally got his dirt bike Christmas present! Both of them are so thrilled about it, and it’s especially meaningful to Malik to be able to connect with his son and share moments of joy while he’s in …

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Malik has a new address

Malik was recently transferred to Snake River Correctional in Eastern Oregon. While it is a relief that he is out of the torturous conditions in solitary confinement at OSP, it is also bitter that he is being moved much farther from his home base in Portland. …

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Update from Malik

Download audio [Transcript:] I just want to thank everyone who called in to the prison. I do now have all of my property, I’m back out of that cell, which is amazing. Me and my lawyer have litigation planned for their tazing and beating me, as well as for the …

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Choosing to eat

Malik shares a poem he wrote shortly after ending his 9-day hunger strike. Download audio [Poetic transcription:] Think tactfully, impactfully, only one path I see It’s bittering, though, ‘cause I hate to show any signs I slow, Or relent, repent or give in, …

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Malik Ends Hunger Strike

Note: On Malik’s 9th day of his hunger strike, he has secured key victories around getting out of his current cell, having property returned, and steadily working up his level to get out of BHU and back to general population. This milestone was made possible …

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Happy Birthday to Amir

September 17th 2016, the birth of my son was the greatest gift I’ve been given. Yet one I don’t deserve. I never wanted to be a dad or have kids; I was fucked up as a kid so I don’t wanna do it to another human tryna figure out this crazy life. To be charged …

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"You are not the wolf"

Malik recently shared an audio essay over a call. A rough transcript follows – any errors are the editor’s own. Download audio audio file link: /files/2024/08/malik-speaking-2024-08-15.mp3 Transcript: Democracy, as defined by Oscar Wilde: “The bludgeoning of …

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Thoughts on Pride Month

[ed.: This is a belated post from a letter from June 2024] As Pride Month winds to a close, I wanna give a shout out to my beautiful queers out there, Happy Pride Month! Like I say, for all the government breadcrumbs they give us (us being any marginalized …

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Hole Thoughts #2

So the past two days, I’ve had a very lively debate about lots of things, but it started over someone calling me a hypocrite for saying that everyone has the right to be themselves without persecution from others. They said this because I say that right don’t …

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"Your light matters"

CONTENT WARNING: accounts of bullying, suicide and attempts.   I want to talk about suicide awareness. I just got done doing a 5k run and event the veterans club up here put together to raise funds and spread awareness. It may not seem like much especially …

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"I DO NOT want peace"

Malik recently shared some thoughts he had about the murder of Tyre Nichols and the public response. I feel the response has been lackluster, like the response when the Kentucky pigs got off and Louisville didn’t do anything. It’s really saddening to me. I’ve …

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"A little about me"

In a letter from November 2021, Malik shares a short history and biography of himself. He had yet to be sentenced and was in pretrial detention. A little about me, I'm originally from Chicago. I moved around a lot out there, from Bolingbrook in the west …

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