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Profound meditations on life, death, freedom, family, and faith written by radical, Black journalist, Mumia Abu-Jamal, while he was awaiting his execution.

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A collection of essays, letters, and other writing from jailed journalist Mumia AbuJamal includes fifty pieces in all, including the radio essays that were recorded for but never aired on National Public Radio's All Things Considered. 35,000 first printing.

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A Peabody Award-winning radio reporter and convicted prisoner awaiting the death penalty presents an scathing account of the brutalities and humiliations of prison life while criticizing the racism and political bias in the American judicial system. Reprint.

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A powerful indictment on the history of police violence against people of color, from slavery to today's Black Lives Matter.

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Stories of prisoners who learn law to represent and sometimes win freedom for fellow prisoners

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Mumia confronts his personal predicament while addressing issues that effect the nearly two million prison inmates in the US, and the American public in general, including censorship, police corruption, racism in the judicial system, and the rights of inmates.