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Angela Davis, a UCLA philosophy professor, rises as a political icon in the 1970s during a trial that labels her a terrorist, sparking a global movement for her release.
The Black Church served as a sanctuary for dignity and community, providing support and strength to Black Canadians throughout their history.
Dartmouth students participate in a class at Sullivan County House of Corrections, engaging with incarcerated women to discuss systemic injustices.
On August 7, 1970, the FBI launched a nationwide manhunt for Angela Davis, a communist activist accused of organizing a hostage crisis in California.
