It’s time to bring Shaka home: “Across Enemy Lines” reviewed
Listening to the words of young people who Shaka mentors.. it’s clear there’s nothing they can do to prevent him from helping others.
Shaka A. Shakur
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Announcing “Common Unity 3: The Voice of the People”
This time around, we’re doing more than raising awareness and strengthening our solidarity.
Revolutionary African Perspectives highlights Shaka A. Shakur’s case
On a recent episode of Revolutionary African Perspectives, co-host Clare Idehen interviews Shaka A. Shakur and Derek Ford.
Fighting digital prison repression, retaliation, and exploitation
In this expose and call to action, learn how monopolies and state agencies are threatening our fundamental democratic rights.
Shaka A. Shakur: Seizing on the contradictions of Juneteenth
How do we celebrate Juneteenth, or Freedom Day, when Black/New Afrikan people are not yet free?
The rights of the earth and bring Shaka home!
FTF KD joins the show to discuss a new podcast, “In The YO!” that will also be coming to you from the Indy Liberation Center.
Historian, organizer, and theorist Haki Shakur on New Afrikan Independence
A compelling and informative dialogue about the ongoing fight for the self-determination of the Republic of New Afrika.
New: “Introduction to revolutionary politics” book bundle
Not sure where you, a friend, coworker, or neighbor should begin? PSL Indianapolis’ deeply-discounted starter pack is the answer.
Shaka ends hunger strike, fight not over
While Shaka finally has his property, we are waiting for the VADOC to met his other reasonable demands.
Worldwide debut of new film: “Across Enemy Lines!”
Indy joins people worldwide for the release of the new Shaka A. Shakur documentary.
Don’t let prison authorities disrupt our movement!
Main defendant in Shaka’s civil and criminal case is violating procedures and taunting Shaka.
Revolutionary Social Work: Political prisoners and the New Afrikan movement
A discussion about revolutionary social work and the struggle to free political prisoners and the New Afrikan nation.
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