Mumia Abu Jamal

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[col. writ. 2/21/14] ©’14 Mumia Abu-Jamal
 Dr. Anthony Monteiro is a name known among scholars, among activists, among sociologists and among the people of Philadelphia.
 A brilliant, incisive thinker and teacher, Dr. Monteiro is a scholar’s scholar. He holds a Ph.D. in sociology and an honorary doctorate from Lincoln University. His works are among the most cited in his department, the Dept. of African-American studies at Temple […]

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Hi folks,
Here is  
 1. „Black History One“ (2:01)  Mp3 by Mumia Abu-Jamal

BlackHistoryOne2-13-2014 (mp3)
 2. Indispensable Nation (2:06) 
TheIndispensibleNation2-10-2014 (mp3)
Each piece is about a minute and there are profiles of:
 Harriet Tubman http://archive.prisonradio.org/harriet_tubman.htm
Chinua Achebe http://archive.prisonradio.org/chinua_achebe.htm
Albizu Campos http://archive.prisonradio.org/albizu_campos.htm
Moses Fleetwood Walker http://archive.prisonradio.org/moses_fleetwood_walker.htm
Billie Holiday http://archive.prisonradio.org/billy_holliday.htm
Tupac Shakur 

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[col. writ. 2/11/14] © ’14 Mumia Abu-Jamal
There is not a politician in America who speaks of U.S. foreign affairs and policy without saying the words, “America is the indispensable nation” (including President Barack Obama).
 Implicit within these words lies the notion that the world needs America; or even, ‘The world cannot do without the United States.’
 This is not unique in world affairs.
 Centuries ago, the elites of […]

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[Lecture writ. 2/11/14] © ’14 Mumia Abu-Jamal
 Dear fellow students;

 I thank you and your professor, Dr. Fernandez, for this brief opportunity to share some time with you, as you study what I think was a pivotal point in time for the United States:

 Reconstruction.

 Most of us spend little time and perhaps less thought on this period, for let’s face it; it’s ancient history, right?

I can hear the […]

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Here is  „North Carolina Burning“ (2:12) re Moral Mondays Mp3 by Mumia Abu-Jamal

 We also want to remind you of this series of 1 minute  for use during Black History Month. I’m enclosing one sample – the profile of Harriet Tubman.

Each piece is about a minute and there are profiles of:

Harriet Tubman http://archive.prisonradio.org/harriet_tubman.htm
Chinua Achebe http://archive.prisonradio.org/chinua_achebe.htm
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Die linke Anwältin Lynne Stewart wurde nach mehreren Jahren Haft in den USA frei gelassen. In Haft unheilbar an Krebs erkrankt, möchte sie die verbleibende Lebenszeit mit ihren Angehörigen verbringen. Aufgrund weltweiter Proteste und Unterstützung gaben die Behörden ihrer Forderung nach. Mumia Abu-Jamal beglückwünschte Lynne Stewart auf Prison Radio:

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[col. writ. 2/2/14] © ’14 Mumia Abu-Jamal

For millions of people in America, life consists of day after day of repression, in tiny cells, under the unblinking eye of the State.

It is a cruel irony that while public discourse is thick with words like freedom and liberty, the bodies and lives of millions are trapped within a system that only knows how to humiliate and exploit […]

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I have seen many State of the Union addresses over the years, events of pomp and ceremony, of glad-handling and fake smiles, from President Jimmy Carter to the present President, Barack Obama.
 The Constitution doesn’t so much require it, as it barely mentions it; in one lonely line, Article 11; Section 3 states: (The President) “shall from time to time give to the […]

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[col. writ. 1/27/14] © ’14 Mumia Abu-Jamal

Several days ago, a press report surfaced that was among the most astounding I’ve ever seen.
 The headline bore a curious equation: “85=3.5, 000,000,000.”
 At first, it made no sense until I read the body of the article. It explained, eighty-five people in the U.S. had wealth and assets equal to three and half billion people the world over.
 I had to […]

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