Activist and educator Angela Davis led the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative Lecture on Monday night — a lecture series honoring his legacy — in which she focused on relevant issues ...

Mother and community organizer Aida Mariam Davis writes about the healing power of centering the Black and African experience in her debut, Angela Davis-approved work 'Kindred Creation' ...

Angela Davis was on the run, slipping through cities in wigs and disguises like a drag queen swapping looks between runway walks. Her face was plastered on wanted posters across the country as the ...

In a public lecture given on the evening of Tuesday, Oct. 22, Angela Davis reflected on the importance of voting in elections, solidarity and support for Palestine, and her end goal of revolution..

University of California, Santa Cruz Distinguished Professor Emerita Angela Davis helped popularize the concept of the prison industrial complex while traveling the world to help instigate the prison ...

Angela Davis, the noted civil ... Davis pointed out that she wanted everyone to understand that domestic violence didn’t emerge during the feminist movement of the 1960s and 1970s.

It should be remembered that Ms. Davis wasn’t just your run-of-the-mill 1960s antiwar feminist radical and civil rights activist. She was and presumably is still a proud, believing communist.

Angela’s long life of suffering in America was due to these cretins. How could she be related to such English devils? “No, I can’t believe this,” Davis replied.

Angela Davis’ Reaction To A Big Reveal Was the Most Priceless Thing We’ve Seen All Week. ... I really wanted to be able to do that for her,” Morgan said.

Racial activist and former fugitive Angela Davis was shocked to learn she is a Mayflower descendent on Tuesday’s episode of “Finding Your Roots” on PBS.

Former Black Panther Angela Davis ... involvement in the armed takeover of a California courtroom resulted in four deaths and her placement on the FBI's Most Wanted List. Now 79, Davis was ...

She was later placed on the FBI’s most wanted list. Davis then “spent eighteen months in jail, which led to the ‘Free Angela Davis’ campaign and the Angela Davis Legal Defense Committee.