Assata

In her powerful autobiography, Assata Shakur, a founding member of the Black Liberation Army and the first woman on the FBI's most wanted terrorist list, offers a deeply personal account of her life as an activist. Through her candid reflections, she navigates her trial for the murder of a state trooper, highlighting the broader issues of race relations and police brutality in America. Shakur presents herself as a complex individual shaped by her experiences, challenging the narratives surrounding her and the movements she was part of. This work stands as a significant contribution to the history of Black liberation, accompanied by a foreword from Angela Davis.