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Assata Shakur

16 July 1947–25 September 2025

Also known as Assata Olugbala Shakur

8 works

1979–1998 across 6 dated works

Black revolutionary.

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Black human rights statement from Assata Shakur1979
From somewhere in the world: Assata Shakur speaks-- message to the New Afrikan Nation1980
With New Afrikan Womens Organization
Assata: an autobiography1987
Still Black, Still Strong: survivors of the U.S. war against Black revolutionaries1993
With Dhoruba bin Wahad, Mumia Abu-Jamal

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Assata: an autobiography1987
27 editions
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Sparks Fly: Women Political Prisoners and Prisoners of War in the U.S.1998
With Marilyn Buck, Laura Whitehorn
1 edition
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Still Black, Still Strong: survivors of the U.S. war against Black revolutionaries1993
With Dhoruba bin Wahad, Mumia Abu-Jamal
1 edition
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From somewhere in the world: Assata Shakur speaks-- message to the New Afrikan Nation1980
With New Afrikan Womens Organization
1 edition
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Hands off Assata!: Don't let New Jersey extradite an innocent womyn!1998
1 edition
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Black human rights statement from Assata Shakur1979
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Women in prison how we are
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1 edition
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Against Police Violence: Writers of Conscience Speak Out2020
With Aric McBay, Howard Zinn, Angela Y. Davis, Paco Ignacio Taibo II, Huey P. Newton
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List·Mar 15, 2025

leftbankbooks

reccs are welcome :)

@phatphrogzonAssata: an autobiography