The Life and Impact of George Jackson

The chapter explores the life and significance of George Jackson, a prominent American prisoner and founder of the Black Guerrilla Family. It discusses his evolution from a non-political stance to a revolutionary leader within the prisoners' movement, detailing his connections with influential figures and the formation of the Black Guerrilla Family. The chapter also covers key events such as the Soledad brothers case, the involvement of Angela Davis, and the San Quentin prison strike of 1970.