Category Archives: Writings

On the eve of what would have been my son Tupac’s 40th birthday, I have been encouraged to write a memorial statement on two giants of the New Afrikan Independence and Black Liberation Movement, Geronimo ji Jaga (Pratt) and Gil … Continue reading →

From Dr. Mutulu Shakur January 1st, 2011 This paper is a response to questions and concerns regarding the “Discussion Paper” of the application of a Truth and Reconciliation Tribunal that addresses the conflict between the civil rights/black liberation struggle against … Continue reading →

Discussion Paper by Dr. Mutulu Shakur Dated: May 5th, 2010There is a need for a Truth and Reconciliation Commission in the U.S. to resolve the history of slavery, oppression, racism, segregation, lynching and the issues of political prisoners of the … Continue reading →

The New African Policy Initiative Lobby Proposal Proposed by Dr. Mutulu Shakur 1/30/2009 The establishment of Africom command by the Bush Administration has Imperialist objective which has been openly rejected by most African State can not be allowed to evolve … Continue reading →

This section is being developed to give you insight of the government tactics the Federal Bureau of Prisons (B.O.P.) will go to deny me, a political prisoner, a politically neutral parole hearing. It will also show a practical example of … Continue reading →

To Whom It May Concern: The justification of the Hip-Hop Summit took place in the context of the Cultural Diversity Class through the Educational Department in Coleman II Adult Continued Education (A.C.E.) program. The purpose of this event was to … Continue reading →

Dr. Mutulu Shakur Speaks About Katrina Anniversaries Category: News and Politics The objective reality we face in the wake of Katrina’s horrors requires a decision that we will never again allow our basic survival to depend on any state or … Continue reading →

Discussion Paper For “Tear Down The Wall” Conference In Support Of P.P. And P.O.W.’s In The U.S., And Those Held In Cuba If ever the time seemed right for reappraisal of American foreign policy that moment has now arrived. But … Continue reading →

To: Councilman Charles Barron We applaud your historic role in the process of recognizing the political status of the many Freedom Fighters in the State of New York, and by precedent, in the Unites States of America. The existence of … Continue reading →

The International Human Rights Conference On Winning Amnesty For U.S. Political Prisoners And POWS Tear Down The Walls by Dr. Mutulu Shakur – February, 2002 Naturally the impulse to fight justice should be as intimate as our will to breathe … Continue reading →