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Includes organization plan.

Scope and Contents: Subseries D, General trial files, 1970-1992 (#56.10-60.12, 205FB.6-205FB.10, 206F+B.1-206F+B.4, 208F+B.1-208F+B.9, 209F+B.1-209F+B.5, 210F+B.1-210F+B.3, 211F+B.1-211F+B.4, 212F+B.1-212F+B.4, 202OB.15-202OB.16, 207OB.1-207OB.10, 220SB.1, 222SB.1, 223OB-225OB, 207OB), includes clippings, letters to Davis (including some with her carbon responses), fliers, Davis's FBI wanted poster, letters and printed/published material from Committees to Free Angela from all over the United States including...

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Includes letter from Alice Collins, mother of Addie Mae, who was killed in the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing (58.9).

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Includes letters between Davis and S. Deacon Alexander about prison and the importance of letters from her friends while in prison.

Scope and Contents: Subseries C, Letters sent to Marin County jail, 1970-1973 (#52.8-56.9, 205FB.4-205FB.5, 204F+B.12), includes both letters of solidarity and hate mail sent to Davis while she was incarcerated at the Marin County jail - some of the letters are also addressed to Captain Harvey Teague, chief of Marin County police, and/or to other law officials (Deputy Sheriff Gossett, Judge Warren McQuire). These letters were not delivered to Davis at the time she was in the Marin County jail. They were...

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Segment of KGO-TV talk show featuring guest Angela Davis and lawyer James Garrett. Davis discusses Teresa Jeffrey Clark and John Clark who were arrested after falsely calling in sick to work, the National Alliance Against Racist and Political Oppression, discriminatory police practices, community organizing.

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Speech on the persistence of racism in academia. Davis discusses her experience at Brandeis University, creating an inclusive curriculum, affirmative action, internalized racism, racial and ethnic linguistic terms, Black Studies programs, elitism, classicism, teaching in prisons, and the cocaine drug epidemic. Includes audience question and answer session.

Scope and Contents: Speech on gender, race, and class and how these concepts relate to the Gulf War. Davis discusses the United States military; a demonstration against the Gulf War in San Francisco, California; United States imperialism; apartheid in South Africa; British imperialism, Kuwait and Iraq; people of color and working class people in the military; Colin Powell; criminalization; the Vietnam War; the importance of building a multiracial and multicultural activist movement; people of color in...

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Discussion topics include generational differences between African Americans, sexist language in hip hop, reclaiming racial slurs, Ice Cube's album "Death Certificate," hip hop culture, black women in activism, racial stereotypes, musical influences, depiction of African Americans in media, drug epidemic, police violence, African American leaders, apartheid in South Africa, and other issues affecting the African American community.

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Davis advocates for black women solidarity with oppressed women all over the world and discusses the struggles of black women in the United States, women in third world countries, working class people, and critiques the women's movement in the United States.

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Brief remarks by the Angela Davis Defense Committee on the murder of George Jackson and the campaign to free Angela Davis.

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Davis discusses economic and political inequality in the United States, the politics of Ronald Reagan, unemployment, racism, sexism and reproductive rights, corporate monopolies and labor rights, the nomination of Robert Bork to the United States Supreme Court, and South Africa. Davis's speech is followed by a speech by the president of the event organization about Angela Davis.

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Davis discusses her book Are Prisons Obsolete? (2003). Also includes interview with playwright Eisa Davis about her play "Angela's Mixtape" and her experience as an artist and actress.

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Includes postcards from writing campaign in solidarity with Angela Davis in Russian and English. (54.7)

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Includes letters of solidarity and hate mail after Davis's extradition from New York to California.

Scope and Contents: Subseries C, Letters sent to Marin County jail, 1970-1973 (#52.8-56.9, 205FB.4-205FB.5, 204F+B.12), includes both letters of solidarity and hate mail sent to Davis while she was incarcerated at the Marin County jail - some of the letters are also addressed to Captain Harvey Teague, chief of Marin County police, and/or to other law officials (Deputy Sheriff Gossett, Judge Warren McQuire). These letters were not delivered to Davis at the time she was in the Marin County jail. They were...

Scope and Contents: Subseries C, Letters sent to Marin County jail, 1970-1973 (#52.8-56.9, 205FB.4-205FB.5, 204F+B.12), includes both letters of solidarity and hate mail sent to Davis while she was incarcerated at the Marin County jail - some of the letters are also addressed to Captain Harvey Teague, chief of Marin County police, and/or to other law officials (Deputy Sheriff Gossett, Judge Warren McQuire). These letters were not delivered to Davis at the time she was in the Marin County jail. They were...

Scope and Contents: Subseries C, Letters sent to Marin County jail, 1970-1973 (#52.8-56.9, 205FB.4-205FB.5, 204F+B.12), includes both letters of solidarity and hate mail sent to Davis while she was incarcerated at the Marin County jail - some of the letters are also addressed to Captain Harvey Teague, chief of Marin County police, and/or to other law officials (Deputy Sheriff Gossett, Judge Warren McQuire). These letters were not delivered to Davis at the time she was in the Marin County jail. They were...

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Includes petitions and printed material in French.

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Includes fliers and posters.

Scope and Contents: Subseries D, General trial files, 1970-1992 (#56.10-60.12, 205FB.6-205FB.10, 206F+B.1-206F+B.4, 208F+B.1-208F+B.9, 209F+B.1-209F+B.5, 210F+B.1-210F+B.3, 211F+B.1-211F+B.4, 212F+B.1-212F+B.4, 202OB.15-202OB.16, 207OB.1-207OB.10, 220SB.1, 222SB.1, 223OB-225OB, 207OB), includes clippings, letters to Davis (including some with her carbon responses), fliers, Davis's FBI wanted poster, letters and printed/published material from Committees to Free Angela from all over the United States including...

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Includes postcards and letters from writing campaign in solidarity with Angela Davis.

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Ecumenical worship service and informational forum sponsored by the United East Oakland Clergy. Includes presentation by the Angela Davis Defense Committee.

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Alternative Radio program "Report from Harlem" recorded at the Dempsey Center in Harlem, New York. Davis discusses issues faced by the African American community in Harlem including poverty, racism, the depiction of African Americans in media, the Bill Clinton administration, the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994, mass incarceration, sexual harassment, and racism.

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Class lecture by Davis on race, class, and the history of the birth control movement.