Angela Davis: An Autobiography

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"Angela Davis: An Autobiography" is the 1974 memoir in which activist and scholar Angela Davis recounts her life, political radicalization, and involvement in the Black liberation and prison abolition movements.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf autobiography
book
memoir
author Angela Davis
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
describes Angela Davis's early life
Angela Davis's imprisonment
Angela Davis's involvement with the Black Panther Party
Angela Davis's involvement with the Communist Party USA
Angela Davis's political activism
Angela Davis's trial
focusesOn Black liberation
intersection of race, class, and gender
political prisoners
prison abolition
racism in the United States
state repression
genre autobiography
political memoir
hasInfluenceOn Black feminist thought
prison abolitionist movements
radical political theory
scholarship on mass incarceration
hasPerspective first-person narrative
language English
mainSubject Angela Davis
Black feminism
Black liberation movement
Marxism
civil rights movement in the United States
feminism
political radicalization
prison abolition movement
racial justice
notableFor account of Angela Davis's incarceration and trial
account of Angela Davis's political radicalization
contribution to Black feminist literature
contribution to prison abolition discourse
critique of the U.S. prison system
portrays U.S. criminal justice system
global solidarity movements for political prisoners
publicationYear 1974
relatedWork Are Prisons Obsolete?
Women, Race, & Class
timePeriodCovered 1960s
early 1970s
mid-20th century United States

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Angela Davis notableWork Angela Davis: An Autobiography