Angela Davis speech: Activism and progressive discourse in the 1990's at Hartwick College, September 5, 1990. Digital
Davis discusses her journey into activism, feminism, the 1985 World Conference on Women, the importance of understanding the interconnectedness of all political issues, and hate violence and racism on college campuses. Includes audience question and answer session.
Angela Davis speech: "Activism into the 90's" at University of Massachusetts at Amherst, February 26, 1993. Digital
Angela Davis speech: "Unfinished Liberation: Beyond the Prison Industrial Complex" at Colorado University Boulder, March 15, 1998. Digital
Davis discusses expansion of the prison system, the criminalization of marginalized communities, and prison labor. Includes audience question and answer session.
Angela Davis speech: "Are Prisons Obsolete?" at First Congregational Church of Oakland, Part I, July 26, 2003. Digital
Speech by Angela Davis at First Congregational Church of Oakland in California. Event sponsored by KPFA Free Speech Radio, Global Exchange, and Seven Stories press. Davis discusses the "Cuban Five" and political prisoners, the Iraq War, prison reform, prison abolition, the death penalty, the innocence movement, and restorative justice.
Angela Davis speech: "Are Prisons Obsolete?" at First Congregational Church of Oakland, Part II, July 26, 2003. Digital
Audience question and answer session with Angela Davis at First Congregational Church of Oakland in California.
Angela Davis speech: "Are Prisons Obsolete?" at First Congregational Church of Oakland, Part I, July 26, 2003. Digital
Speech by Angela Davis at First Congregational Church of Oakland in California. Event sponsored by KPFA Free Speech Radio, Global Exchange, and Seven Stories press. Davis discusses the "Cuban Five" and political prisoners, the Iraq War, prison reform, prison abolition, the death penalty, the innocence movement, and restorative justice.
Angela Davis speech: "Complexity, Activism, and Optimism: Agendas for the 1990's" at Oberlin College, March 16, 1990. Digital
Introduction by Kum-Kum Bhavnani. Davis discusses her childhood, segregation in the southern United States, interconnections between social and political issues, racism, the U.S. military, and supporting students of color on college campuses. Includes audience questions and answer session. See #93.12 for a copy of the speech.
Women's prisons research: Angela Davis interviews the Cuba Commission for Prevention of Crime: Part I, June 30, 1997. Digital
Women's prisons research: Angela Davis interviews the Cuba Commission for Prevention of Crime: Part II, June 30, 1997. Digital
Continuation of interview. Discussion includes description of prisons in the United States, the Netherlands, and United Nations standard minimum rules for the treatment of prisoners. In English and Spanish.
Angela Davis speech: Niebyl-Proctor Marxist Library for Social Research Part I and Part III, May 7, 1991. Digital
Davis discusses liberty, justice, and the root causes of social inequality at a library in Oakland, California.
Angela Davis speech: Reproductive Rights in the 1980's at University of California, San Diego, May 9, 1987. Digital
Angela Davis speech: "Bridging the Gap: Communication, Understanding, and Respect" at Santa Clara University Challenges Conference, April 6, 1995. Digital
Davis discusses socio-political identities and how they can inhibit coalition building; activism in the 1990's; racism in anti-immigration, anti-crime, and anti-welfare movements; violence against women; imprisonment; and affirmative action. Includes audience question and answer session.
Angela Davis speech: Racism and the politics of reproduction at Le Moyne College, Women's History Month, March 8, 1991. Digital
Davis discusses the Gulf War, the social construction of motherhood within racist ideology, slavery, abortion, unemployment, sterilization, white collar crime, criminalization, homophobia, healthcare, childcare, and Christopher Columbus. Includes audience question and answer session.
Angela Davis speech: Black Women's Task Force of Tucson: Salute to Black Women Conference and Luncheon, February 4, 1994. Digital
Davis discusses the meaning of being radical, the history of slavery, the marginalization of black women in history, Anita Hill, Johnetta Cole, black women in government, mass incarceration, and the criminalization of African Americans.
Angela Davis speech: Syracuse University Jeanette K. Watson Distinguished Visiting Professorship Lecture, "The Politics of Reproduction," March 25, 1992. Digital
Lecture on the reproductive rights of incarcerated women. Davis discusses the history women's prisons, the cult of domesticity, teenage pregnancy, and the criminalization of women's sexuality.
Angela Davis speech: "The Blues Tradition: Music and the Afro-American Liberation Struggle," Marxist Study Series, March 17, 1997. Digital
Davis discusses the history of blues, a Marxist approach to understanding art, the Harlem Renaissance, and music and work. Delivered in San Francisco, California.
Angela Davis speech: "Women and the Struggle Against Racism" at National Organization for Women: California Statewide Convention, May 1987. Digital
Davis discusses affirmative action, racism violence, Ronald Reagan and corporate interest, connections between racism and sexism, solidarity, antisemitism, the death penalty, police brutality, and grassroots movements. Includes audience question and answer session.
Frame-Up: a weekly trial bulletin from The National United Committee to Free Angela Davis and All Political Prisoners, 1972 Digital
Angela Davis speech: Violence and apartheid in South Africa at Harvard University Kennedy Center Institute of Politics, December 13, 1991. Digital
Introduction by writer Evelyn C. White. Davis discusses apartheid and violence in South Africa, hate violence in the United States, and solidarity. Includes audience question and answer session. See #94.10 for additional materials.
Angela Davis speech: "Moving Toward the Millennium: Rethinking the Challenges of Feminism" at the University of Maine, November 12, 1994. Digital
Davis discusses how crime, immigration, and welfare were used as issues during the 1992 United States presidential election to define categories of normality and pathology. Davis also discusses Newt Gingrich, Bill Clinton, popular books on racial intelligence, how to critically engage in politics, racism, and capitalism. Includes audience question and answer session. See #97.14 for related materials.
"A Conversation with Angela Davis and Elaine Brown, Sides I and II, tape speed 1 7/8," February 25, 1975. Digital
Angela Davis speech: "The Anti-Rape Movement and the Struggle Against Racism" at San Diego State University February 20, 1985. Digital
Angela Davis speech: "Race and Gender: Imprisonment Practices in the United States" at University of Maryland, Baltimore County, March 7, 1997. Digital
Davis discusses feminist Kate Millett, the development of women's prisons, civil death, expanding prison populations, her personal experience in prison, prison abolition, and slavery. Includes audience question and answer session.
Angela Davis speech: "African Americans and the Prison Industry" at University of Connecticut Institute for African-American Studies, October 16, 1997. Digital
Davis discusses the history of African Americans and imprisonment and the military industrial complex. Includes audience question and answer session. See #104.11 and #213F+B.12 for related materials.