Black Radicalism and Prisoner Writings
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Date
2008-04
Authors
Cate, Sarah Diane
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Publisher
University of Oregon
Abstract
In the 1970' s when the Black Radical Movement was at its height and the United States
was experiencing incredible social and political changes and challenges, there was a
moment of dialogue and expression from the prisons. The experience of imprisonment
fits well into the discussion of a social movement such as the Black Radical Movement
because the prison plays an important part in the conception of freedom. The following
manuscript will seek to engage the writings of prisoners in the complex exploration of
the notion of freedom. How is freedom realized in an arena of unfreedom?
Description
82 pages
Keywords
Gender, State Oppression, Violence, Freedom