Angela Davis
About the artist
Angela Yvonne Davis (born January 26, 1944) is an African-American left-wing political activist, academic, and author. She emerged as a prominent counterculture activist in the 1960s working with the Communist Party USA, of which she was a member until 1991, and was briefly involved with the Black Panthers. She is a professor emerita at University of California, Santa Cruz, in its History Department. She is also a former director of the university's Feminist Studies department.
Top songs
- On Becoming An Activist
- Anti-Immigrant Rhetoric
- Race, Class And Incarceration
- Young Black Men And Prison
- Technologies Of Punishment
- Targeting Women
- Making A Difference
- Enemies Are Needed
- The Specter Of Crime
- Political Persecution
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- Breaking The Silence
- The War On Drugs
- Corporations And Patterns Of Immigration
- Nike
- The Prison Industrial Complex
- Who Pays, Who Plays
- What Is To Be Done?
- 13 Question Interview
- Angela Davis Statement
- Increasingly Incarcerated Society
- Black History
- Prison Industrial Complex
- Imagining Democracy
- Gender, Race, and Class
- Rebellion From California to New York
- Slavery and Nightmares
- Decarceration
- Structural Racism and Prison
- Introduction
- Corporate Globalization
- Excerpt from "Making a Difference"
- Street Interviews
- Panel Discussion with Burnham, Mitchell and Noble
- Conscientia
- Excerpt from Making a Difference
- Race, Class & Incarceration
- Young Black Men & Prison
- 41 St Nick
- Corporations & Patterns Of Immigration
- We're All Alone
- Circuit For Three
- The Road to Montgomery
- Annie Laurie
- Crazy She Calls Me
- Little Did They Know
- Pretty Flowers Were Made For Blooming
- Hymn for Haden
- The Light Between Us
- We're Threatening The Oppressors
- Martha
- Interviewed by Art Seigner
- Pretty Flowers Were Made for Blooming (Arr. Angela Davis)
- My Love (Is So Strong)
- Smile
- Joana's Waltz
- Moving Towards Home
- What Is To Be Done
- Place And Time
- Love Is A Many Splendored Thing
- Our Spanish Love Song
- Why I am a Communist (1972 Interview)
- Suite for Max: Movement 3
- interview 1972 - talking about revolution - vostfr
- Place and Time (Angela Davis)
- Don Wheeldin and Angela Davis in Conversation
- Please Don't Desert Me
- 41 St. Nick
- A liberdade é uma luta constante
- Being In Love
- Suite for Max: Movement 2
- Our Spanish Love Song (Arr. Angela Davis)
- REGRA & EXCEÇÃO #meteoro.doc
- Lascia ch’io pianga
- My Love Is So Strong
- Interviw (Excerpt)
- Lascia ch’io pianga (Arr. Angela Davis)
- Listen, Whitey! (From "Listen,...")
- How Does Change Happen?
- Freedom is a Constant Struggle
- Love Is a Many Splendored Thing (Arr. Angela Davis)
- Interview (Excerpt)
- Corporations & Patterns Of Im
- Lift Every Voice And Sing
- Mathematics Interlude (PGM Exclusive)
- Making a Difference (Excerpt)
- Lady Luck
- Angela Davis Interviewed By Art Seigner
- You Must Believe in Spring
- Suite for Max: Movement 1
- Suite for Max: Movement 4
- Why I am a Communist
- Valentine
- Don Wheeldin And Angela Davis
- Angela Davis: Global Resistance to Global Capitalism Part 1
- Finish Line (I Made It)
- Suite for Max: Movement 5
- Lascia Ch'io Pianga
- 317 East 32nd Street
- Frameworks For Radical Feminism
- LISTEN, WHITEY!, Black Communities' Reaction to the Assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King from the film "LISTEN,..."
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