An Autobiography - Softcover

Davis, Angela

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" 'I don't know how long we had been sitting in the dimly lit room when Helen broke the silence to say that it was probably not going to get any darker outside. It was time to leave. For the first time since we discovered that the police were after me, I stepped outside.'With this scene, Angela Davis opens her now classic best selling autobiography, written when she was 28 years old. She was already established as one of America's outstanding radical black leaders. She had campaigned for the release of the Soledad brothers, imprisoned in Governor Reagan's California. She had worked in the Civil Rights movement of the 1960's, among the Black Panthers and the Communist Party. She had spent fourteen months in jail, before being acquitted of the crimes of 'murder, kidnapping and conspiracy' in a spectacular political trial."

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