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Born of the People – Malcolm X and Ho Chi Minh

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Hello, In commemoration of the recent birthdays of Malcolm X, Ho Chi Minh (and many more), we’re sharing a recently digitized archival video entitled Born of the People: Ho Chi… Details

Herman Bell Released

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On Friday, April 27, Herman Bell, a 70-year-old respected elder, was released after serving nearly 45 years in prison. Herman was one of thousands of incarcerated older people who was… Details

Robert and Mabel Williams Preservation Project

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Hello, During our recent trip to Detroit we began to assess and plan the preservation of Robert, Mabel, and John Williams’ artifacts, papers, audio and video materials, and more.… Details

New Additions to the Freedom Archives

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Hello, We’ve got some great new materials up on our search site! Statements from International Women’s Day: Statements in honor of International Women’s Day,… Details

Herman Bell on the 50th Anniversary of the Black Panther Party

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Hello, Are you innocent of being a revolutionary, or are you guilty of being a revolutionary?  Rather an absurd question, especially if put to the many political prisoners in the US,… Details

The Political Thought of Afeni Shakur

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Afeni Shakur, known to most of us as rap icon Tupac Shakur’s mother, passed away last month (2nd May 2016).  In his 1995 song  “Dear Mama”, Tupac Shakur speaks about  the deep appreciation… Details

Illuminating the Voices of Liberation

Experiences at the Archives, From the Archives..., Important Figures, Liberation Struggles
Hello, Today we honor the birthdays of Ho Chi Minh, Malcolm X, Yuri Kochiyama and Lorraine Hansberry. All were extremely important in their unyielding fight for self-determination,… Details

Malcolm X Speaks

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Hello, Recently we stumbled across a couple of unmarked reels that turned out to contain Malcolm X speeches and interviews! Ranging from his time as a Minister in the Nation of Islam to… Details
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