Black Autonomy vol 3 #5 (1997)

Including: Seattle African-American Museum, news, the need for intelligence, Lorenzo Komboa Ervin deported from Australia, Mumia Abu Jamal hearing, Mumia Abu Jamal's message to the Democractic Republic of Congo, prisoners, letters, etc.

PDF courtesy of Louise Crowley Library archive.

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