Juneteenth with Shaka A. Shakur: How to continue the fight
Kick of Juneteenth weekend commemorating and continuing the fight for Black/New Afrikan liberation in the U.S.
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Black Liberation Media: “The case of Shaka Shakur”
A conversation between Renee Johnston, Jared Ball, Haki Shakur, Akili Shakur, and Shaka A. Shakur.
Shaka Shakur in five minutes: Why we fight to bring him home
An accurate and compassionate narrative of Shaka’s arrest and recent history.
Study to struggle: Revealing the roots of mass incarceration
Learn about the origins, history, and evolution of the U.S. prison system so we can effectively fight back.
Calling all radical students and youth!
Call-out for the first meeting of Students and Youth L.I.T. (Liberation, Independence, Transformation).
Taking the next step: Building a united front
Take the next step in building a new United Front anchored in national liberation and prison struggles!
An introduction to the Republic of New Afrika
Shaka’s invited speech introduces the New Afrikan Independence Movement to a new global network.
Announcing “Common Unity 2:” Get down to get them out!
A special event with a press conference, concert, and commitment to freeing our people behind bars!
Building a united front against U.S. imperialism
Featuring panels of u.s. political prisoners and revolutionaries from around the world.
Pen a political prisoner event: Letters for Shaka
As the great-grandfather starts his 23rd year of false imprisonment, time is running out. Help bring Shaka home now!
The hidden undercurrent of Trumpism is the desire for a new system: Shaka speaks
The election was a referendum on the system, and the left needs to build a revolutionary force that can meet the mass desire for a new social order.
“All power to the people means We Our Own liberators”
Shaka A. Shakur calls for donations to the Center, says it “allows us to develop and cultivate a base within the community.”