Free Shaka Adiyia Shakur

_UPDATES

“Let’s Bring Shaka Home:” New Documentary Reviewed

Listening to the words of young people who Shaka mentors.. it’s clear there’s nothing they can do to prevent him from helping others.

Atlanta Public Affairs Program Interviews Shaka

A new episode of the Revolutionary African Perspectives radio show highlights Shaka's case.

Shaka Published in National Lawyers Guild Review

The 80th volume of the peer-reviewed journal of the National Lawyers Guild includes three articles by Shaka.

New Film, Book Bring Spotlight to Shaka’s Case and Politics

While Shaka was on lockdown, more people in more countries were encountering his words than ever before.

A Message from Shaka after Finally Receiving his Book

"It took a while, but it finally made it through all the extra.... you know!"

The Beat Goes On: An Update from Shaka Shakur

Shaka's first public update in months addresses many things, including the spontaneous mass movements taking place right now.

_POETRY

Say Her Name!!!!

A poem for the Sisats of the Struggle and Sistas of the Yam.

Early Morning Musings

Some thoughts running through my head while receiving a breakfast tray with two large flour tortilla shells, a spoonful of mustard and half cooked grits....

The Coldness Of The System And The Warmth of Resistance

This cold weather is nothing compared to the coldness of the imperialist and capitalist system, which only the warmth of resistance can overcome.

Who We Are That We Can’t See

In this poem that closed out a 1995 pamphlet, Shaka poses a series of questions compelling the reader to stand amongst the righteous.

_VIDEOS

Watch Now: “Across Enemy Lines: Shaka A. Shakur”

This documentary is about more than just one man's struggle for freedom; it's a call to action for justice for all.

“When the Dragon Comes: A Roundtable on Shaka Shakur” on iMiXWHATiLiKE!

A panel discussion about the struggle to free Shaka A. Shakur, the New Afrikan nation, and all oppressed people.

Shaka Speaks at Special Political Prisoner Event

Shaka participates in an event on political prisoners and the international struggle.