Live from death row

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Publisher
Conrad
Released
1995
Pages
215
Series
Découverte/Poche -- 77
Readers
3.0★ (1)

Live from death row

1995 · Book · Mumia Abu-Jamal, Jacques Derrida

Administration of Criminal justiceAfrican AmericansAfro-AmericansBiographyCriminal justice, Administration ofDeath row

Recalling the horrors of African-American history, accepting the challenges our history presently places on us, is like acknowledging a difficult, unpleasant duty or debt that's been hanging over our heads a very long time, an obligation that we know in our hearts we must deal with but that we keep putting off and evading, as if one day procrastination will make the burden, the obligation we must undertake, disappear.

by Mumia Abu-Jamal, Jacques Derrida