Angela Davis admits it took her a long time to feel comfortable seeing photos of herself from the late 1960s and early 1970s, when she was one of the most famous counterculture figures in the world.

Davis published “Art on the Frontline” for a Marxist audience 35 years ago. In this reprint, her concise indictment of bourgeois aesthetics is followed by Self’s paintings, which respond to ...

Angela Davis grew up in an activist family in Jim Crow Alabama. She grew politically in the turbulence of the 1960s — a member of the communist party. In 1970, police said a San Rafael courtroom ...

Angela Davis, the legendary activist, scholar and author known for her decades of work in racial justice, prison abolition and Black feminist thought, will deliver the keynote address at Get Free: […] ...

According to a release to theGrio, on Tuesday, May 23, 2023, the foundation will honor scholar and activist Angela Y. Davis, artist Amy Sherald, author and producer Crystal McCrary, businessman ...

Activist, author and educator Angela Davis spoke at the Wharton Center on Thursday as part of MSU's Slavery to Freedom lecture series. The series aims to celebrate Black history with art, speaker ...