Thumbnail image of “Georgia Jackson Speaks Out” Georgia Jackson Speaks Out Georgia Jackson reflects on the assassination of her son, George Jackson. She discusses how the prison system has impacted her family and demonstrates an awareness for the conditions George was facing while incarcerated.
Thumbnail image of “George Jackson: Teacher & Educator” George Jackson: Teacher & Educator In this interview, Jimmy Carr discusses George’s role as an educator in prison, especially in the context of racial politics.
George Jackson on the Soledad Brothers Soledad Brothers refers to more than 3 people – it means all those prisoners who unite and resist. Selection taken from interviews done in 1971 by Karen Wald.
Thumbnail image of “Web of Death and Struggle” Web of Death and Struggle This chronological timeline depicts prison struggles from the January 13th killing of three unarmed Black prisoners by guard O.J. Miller up to the assassination of George Jackson and the ensuing accusation of the San Quentin Six.
George Jackson – We Are All Together George advocated for cross racial unities inside, recognizing that prison officials would exploit racial antagonisms as a tactic to provoke disagreements and fights. He insisted that the struggle against racism be directed at the prison system and the guards in particular. Selection taken from interviews done in 1971 by Karen Wald.
George Jackson – On Fascism An extensive audio selection taken from interviews done in 1971 by Karen Wald.
Thumbnail image of “George Jackson Quotes – “The Dragon Speaks”” George Jackson Quotes – “The Dragon Speaks” Quotes from George and Jonathan Jackson representing their ideas on a variety of issues.
Thumbnail image of “A Song in Blood and Tears, Poem by Askia Muhammad Toure” A Song in Blood and Tears, Poem by Askia Muhammad Toure Askia Muhammad Toure is a poet and essayist from the Black Arts Movement. His commemorative poem speaks to George’s internationalist spirit.
Thumbnail image of “Comrade George: An Investigation into the Official Story of His Assassination” Comrade George: An Investigation into the Official Story of His Assassination A close look at the events leading to the murder of George Jackson at San Quentin and his legacy on revolutionary movements.
Thumbnail image of “Revolutionary Memorial Service for George Jackson, Field Marshal, Black Panther Party” Revolutionary Memorial Service for George Jackson, Field Marshal, Black Panther Party Black Panther Party Newspaper September 4th, 1971.
Thumbnail image of “George Jackson Lives!” George Jackson Lives! Black Panther Party Newspaper August 28th, 1971.
Thumbnail image of “The San Quentin Six” The San Quentin Six “The San Quentin Six” discusses the murder of George Jackson and the background of the charges against the San Quentin Six.
Thumbnail image of “San Quentin to Attica: The Sound Before the Fury” San Quentin to Attica: The Sound Before the Fury Includes Attica prisoners list of demands, information about negotiations between Attica prisoners and prison officials, a timeline of events at Soledad and San Quentin (1969-1971), and statements issued in support of the prison uprisings.