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Recently Mumia visited in prison with Stephen Vittoria, the Director of the riveting new documentary, Mumia: The Long Distance Revolutionary (The Journey of Mumia Abu-Jamal). Going with him were educators Cornel West and James H. Cone, and also journalist Chris … Continue reading →

by  Mark Lewis Taylor A new film, Mumia: Long Distance Revolutionary (A Journey with Mumia Abu-Jamal), opens May 3 at Philadelphia’s Landmark Ritz on the Bourse for at least a week. Film-goers again consider Mumia Abu-Jamal, the revolutionary journalist who … Continue reading →

On April 24 activists for Mumia rally all afternoon in Philadelphia at D. A. Seth Williams’ office, demanding Mumia’s release, and then gather in the evening with educators, artists, activists and human rights groups at the North Philly Church of … Continue reading →

Take another step with us in the effort to free Mumia Abu-Jamal. Support his struggle for freedom, and help us keep the heat on Philadelphia officials by rallying for his freedom. Every day of Mumia’s life is precious in the … Continue reading →

On Monday, February 25, 2013, Prof. Judith Ritter of Widener Law School and Christina Swarns of the NAACP Legal Defense & Educational Fund, Inc. filed an appeal in the Superior Court of Pennsylvania challenging the fairness of the Philadelphia Court … Continue reading →

This is only the beginning… much more to come, BUT: We MUST Push We MUST Mobilize We MUST Sell a Boatload of Tickets This Weekend. We MUST Do This RIGHT NOW. In solidarity, all of our connections & network MUST Buy … Continue reading →

The momentum in the movement to free Mumia has been picking up steam and the possibilities of this new period are great. We are excited about relaunching the campaign that will bring Mumia home, as we build a movement to … Continue reading →

Saturday, February 16, is the day that the powerful new film on Mumia Abu-Jamal, The Long Distance Revolutionary, shows on the campus of Princeton University. It debuted last week in New York City and was held over for extended stay because … Continue reading →

© 2013 Mumia Abu-Jamal Several years ago, in a hotly contested case, Brown v.Plata, the U.S. Supreme Court decided to uphold a lower court ruling declaring California’s state prisons an unconstitutional violation, which threatened the mental and physical health of … Continue reading →

[col. writ. 12/11/12] © ’12 Mumia Abu-Jamal From every TV and radio news broadcast, the words, `fiscal cliff’ are being mentioned, in a tone and frequency of dread and fear. Listeners, viewers and readers can sense the dread and faux … Continue reading →