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Askia Muhammad: Black Journalist
Mumia Abu-Jamal
Askia Muhammad: Black Journalist He was known as Askia Muhammad, and in his 76 years of life, he was principally known, and indeed renowned, as a Black journalist. But he was also a poet, a… Full Transcript
Poem about Mumia
Bryant Arroyo
Bryant Arroyo for Prison Radio, in collaboration with Robert Sanders, aka, Jazz the Poet Mumia Abu-Jamal Since the government fails to represent by employing officials with evil intent, Lives are destroyed, ripped apart, and torn.… Full Transcript
Ramona Africa on MOVE
Ramona Africa: The MOVE organization is a revolutionary organization, and our interpretation of revolution is not this system’s interpretation of revolution. When MOVE speaks of revolution, we’re speaking about freedom and equality for all life,… Full Transcript
Assata Shakur (Man is Bastard 2 – Long Version)
I’m Assata Shakur. The first time I heard a tape of one of Mumia’s radio broadcasts, it was the first time I fully understood why the United States government was so intent on putting him… Full Transcript
3. From Death Row
Mumia Abu-Jamal
My name is Mumia Abu-Jamal. I’m a journalist, a husband, a father, a grandfather, and an African-American. I live in the fastest growing public housing tract in America. In 1981, I was a reporter for… Full Transcript
In America, especially in Virginia, everyone knows prison has become about retribution; vengeance based punishment, and has absolutely nothing to do with restoration, with intent to heal a person or a community. One of the… Full Transcript