Angela Davis: An Autobiography
Book • 1974
Angela Davis's autobiography is a compelling account of her early years in struggle, from her childhood in Birmingham, Alabama, to her involvement with the Black Panther Party and the U.S.
Communist Party.
The book chronicles her significant political trial and her experiences within the American penal system, highlighting her commitment to social justice and prison abolition.
First published in 1974 and edited by Toni Morrison, a new edition features an expansive introduction by Davis, reflecting on her life and the ongoing relevance of her work.
Communist Party.
The book chronicles her significant political trial and her experiences within the American penal system, highlighting her commitment to social justice and prison abolition.
First published in 1974 and edited by Toni Morrison, a new edition features an expansive introduction by Davis, reflecting on her life and the ongoing relevance of her work.
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