“Two poems about white crosses on Mountain tops” a poem by Eric King
There’s a cross across the road To me it looks more like an X to mark the fucking spot where they dump those who are forgot It doesn’t give hope or inspire...
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Eric was picked up from Grady County Jail in Oklahoma at midnight last night and taken on a plane to the prison he was designated. We just received a phone call and...
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An Updated Eric King Flyer!
The support flyer needed to be updated, so please go ahead and download the updatedflyer , print them out, and help us distribute current information about Eric’s case , imprisonment , and struggle....
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A message from Eric to his supporters and info on his recent transfer
On Friday morning Eric boarded a plane, leaving C.C.A. Leavenworth behind for good. He was transferred to the Grady County Jail in Chickasha, Oklahoma, which is the facility the Federal Bureau of Prisons...
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Eric King turns 30 on August 2nd!
Greetings everyone! We wanted to remind you that on August 2nd, Erik King turns 30 years old! This year has already been full of changes for EK; from getting married,...
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“Feeling forgotten feels worst than dying” a poem by Eric King in solidarity with Chelsea Manning
They take away your voice you loose touch with yourself. If you aren’t moving forward do we even exist? Instagram, tinder, never made a hashtag. Everyone is street walking playing Pokemon Go I...
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The Criminal Legal System for Radicals
One of our comrades from the support team helped put together this awesome well needed book and we wanted to share it with you. The book is a guide to the criminal legal...
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“If Tamir was named Andy from the Hamptons” a poem by Eric King
Every breath is an air of defiance sparks flying I breathe fire What happened in the Lorraine happened in Ferguson & Batton Rouge Police keeping cities safe passing out freedom bullets Black...
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Poem by Eric King
It’s so much easier to think when I focus on the point my sidewalks are shifting standing on shaky legs Tomorrow I may awaken to a ceiling never seen Battling the state Battling...
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7/4 update, poem and call for support
In the time since his sentencing, Eric has experienced an unexpected response from the prisoners back at CCA Leavenworth. Other prisoners heard about his outspoken attitude in court against the role Judge Fenner plays in the war against poor,...
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