Black Autonomy vol 1 #1

Including: Beyond democracy and nationalism, Mumia Abu Jamal, the slave revolt at Parchman, Lorenzo Kom'boa Ervin, Nigeria, etc.

Author

Mumia Abu-Jamal

Lorenzo Kom'boa Ervin

Contents

To the reader
News of repression and resistance
Beyond democracy and nationalism: a new beginning - G. Jackson
Anarchism in action
Black anarchists in history
Justice for Mark Cook, it's way past time - Mark Cook Freedom Committee
The case of Mumia Abu Jamal: preliminary report of the legal effort - Equal Justice USA
A letter from Mumia Abu Jamal
Justice denied: The slave revolt at Parchman - Julio Wicks
Interview with Lorenzo Kom'boa Ervin
The Awareness League and the deepening criris in Nigeria - the Awareness League
A letter to everyone - G. Jackson

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