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5:38Now PlayingOne woman intimately involved in the struggle for civil rights in the United States is the activist and academic Angela Davis. (Subscribe)
From a childhood growing up in segregated Alabama – she was with the Black Panthers and the Communist Party – while beginning her career in education.
Her involvement with a politically distorted murder trial sent her into hiding, becoming one of the FBI’s most wanted – she spent 18 months in jail before she was acquitted of all charges.
She returned to teaching – writing a series of seminal books on social justice and equality. Earlier she joined us from Oakland, California.
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