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Acknowledgments | 12 | |
Foreword | 15 | |
Introduction: Lethal Censorship | 21 | |
Scenes | ||
From an Echo in Darkness, a Step into Light: NPR Censored | 34 | |
The Sense of Censory | 49 | |
Another Write-Up ... for Rapping! | 51 | |
A Bright, Shining Hell | 55 | |
No Law, No Rights | 57 | |
A Letter from Prison | 59 | |
The Visit | 61 | |
Black August | 63 | |
A Single Spark Can Start a Prairie Fire | 66 | |
Meeting with a Killer | 69 | |
Manny's Attempted Murder | 71 | |
Days of Pain, Night of Death | 73 | |
An Uncivil Action | 76 | |
Perspectives | ||
Mother Loss and Father Hunger | 96 | |
Musings on "Mo" and Marshall | 100 | |
Philly Daze | 103 | |
Words from an Outcast from the Fourth Estate | 105 | |
Deadly Drug Raid | 118 | |
First Amendment Rites | 120 | |
A Rap Thing | 124 | |
PEN Award Acceptance Speech | 126 | |
Absence of Power | 128 | |
A Crisis in Black Leadership | 130 | |
Liberty Denied in Its Cradle | 132 | |
Slavery Daze II | 135 | |
Memories of Huey | 137 | |
To War! For Empire! | 140 | |
Capture Him, Beat Him, and Treat Him Like Dirt | 142 | |
The Lost Generation? | 144 | |
May 13 Remembered | 146 | |
And They Call MOVE "Terrorists"! | 150 | |
Justice Denied | 153 | |
Justice for Geronimo Stolen by Star Chamber | 157 | |
Eddie Hatcher Fights for His Life! | 160 | |
Seeds of Wisdom | 162 | |
Sweet Roxanne | 164 | |
A House is Not a Home | 166 | |
Men of Cloth | 168 | |
Prisons vs. Preschools | 171 | |
Raised Hope, Fallen Disappointment | 173 | |
With Malice toward Many | 175 | |
Legalized Cop Violence | 177 | |
A Drug that Ain't a Drug | 180 | |
How, Now, Mad Cow? | 182 | |
Essays on Justice | ||
De Profundis | 194 | |
Five Hundred Years: Celebrations or Demonstrations? | 196 | |
The Illusion of "Democracy" | 198 | |
A Nation in Chains | 200 | |
Live from Death Row | 202 | |
War on the Poor | 205 | |
Why a War on the Poor? | 207 | |
The Death Game | 209 | |
Black March to Death Row | 213 | |
On Death Row, Fade to Black | 215 | |
Fred Hampton Remembered | 219 | |
"Law" That Switches from Case to Case | 221 | |
Two Blacks, Two Georgians | 223 | |
Cancellation of the Constitution | 225 | |
L. A. Outlaw | 227 | |
Media is the Mirage | 229 | |
True African-American History | 231 | |
When Ineffective Means Effective | 233 | |
Death: The Poor's Prerogative? | 235 | |
Legalized Crime | 237 | |
Campaign of Repression: Attack on the Life of the Mind | 239 | |
Musings on Malcolm | 242 | |
In Defense of Empire | 244 | |
Build a Better Mousetrap | 246 | |
Haitians Need Not Apply | 248 | |
Rostock, Germany, and Anti-Immigrant Violence | 250 | |
NAFTA: A Pact Made in Hell | 252 | |
Fujimori Bans in Bar in Peru | 254 | |
South Africa | 256 | |
Warlust - Again! (Iraq II) | 258 | |
What, to a Prisoner, is the Fourth of July? | 260 | |
A Death Row Remembrance of the Rosenbergs - Never Again? | 262 | |
Expert Witness from Hell | 264 | |
Zapatista Dreams | 266 | |
What Made the Acteal Massacre Possible?? | 269 | |
New Essays | ||
Father's Love: Father's Loss | 272 | |
Brahin: Reporter of the First Order | 275 | |
The Liebman Report: Broken Death Machines | 277 | |
Snatch and Grab in Central Park | 279 | |
Another Law - Another Country | 281 | |
Another Philadelphia Story: Cops Wilding | 284 | |
Killing Kids: Shaka and International Law | 286 | |
Echoes of Osage | 288 | |
Defense Lawyer for the Prosecution | 290 | |
WBAI: The Coup on Wall Street | 292 | |
Teaching Oppression | 294 | |
Speech to the Antioch College Graduating Class: April 29, 2000 | 297 | |
Outside Agitators | 300 | |
Conversation Between Mumia and Noelle Hanrahan minutes after the 1995 Death Warrant was read to Mumia in his cell | 303 | |
Notes on the composition and recording of the texts | 311 | |
The Case of Mumia Abu-Jamal | 320 | |
About the Authors | 332 | |
Credits | 335 |
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