Thumbnail image of “Half-Century Commemoration Statement: August 1971-2021” Half-Century Commemoration Statement: August 1971-2021 Anonymous authors reflect on the 50th anniversary of George Jackson’s murder.
Thumbnail image of “Walter Rodney Tribute to George Jackson: Black Revolutionary” Walter Rodney Tribute to George Jackson: Black Revolutionary By Walter Rodney, November 1971.
Thumbnail image of “The 50th Anniversary of the August 7th Marin County Courthouse Rebellion” The 50th Anniversary of the August 7th Marin County Courthouse Rebellion Freedom Archives Project page on the Marin County Courthouse Rebellion.
Thumbnail image of “George Jackson: Dragon Philosopher and Revolutionary Abolitionist” George Jackson: Dragon Philosopher and Revolutionary Abolitionist Author Joy James presents a history of George Jackson through the lens of feminism, the Black Radical Tradition, anti-capitalist organizing in and out of the prisons, while providing a context of internationalism and Pan-Africanism.
Thumbnail image of “The 1971 Attica Rebellion: George Jackson & the revolutionary prison movement of 2016” The 1971 Attica Rebellion: George Jackson & the revolutionary prison movement of 2016 Abayomi Azikiwe – From a talk at a Workers World Party campaign meeting held on Sept. 10 2016 in Detroit, Michigan.
Thumbnail image of “Honor Fallen Black Freedom Fighters: Two Letters on Black August, 1979” Honor Fallen Black Freedom Fighters: Two Letters on Black August, 1979 Black Agenda Report (8/4/2021) – Two statements on Black August written by San Quentin prisoners in 1979 and published in the radical prisoner-support journal, Arm the Spirit .
Thumbnail image of “America’s fortress of blood: The death of George Jackson and the birth of the prison-industrial complex” America’s fortress of blood: The death of George Jackson and the birth of the prison-industrial complex In 1971, activist George Jackson was mysteriously killed in San Quentin prison — a tragedy repeated time and again. Author Dan Berger – Published 9/7/2014.
