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Joanne chesimard autobiography in five shorts

          Born Joanne Chesimard, she took an African name to confirm her commitment to black liberation, joined militant organizations, and was ultimately convicted of.

        1. Welcome to the Freedom Archives' Digital Search Freedom Archives contains over 12, hours of audio and video recordings which date from the late-.
        2. The Freedom Archives contains over 12, hours of audio and video recordings which date from the lates to the mids and chronicle the progressive.
        3. In , Assata Shakur, also known as Joanne Chesimard, was added to the Most Wanted list after almost 35 years on the run, reports
        4. On May 2 , Black Panther activist Assata Shakur (fsn) JoAnne Chesimard, was pulled over by the New Jersey State Police, shot twice and then charged with.

          5. The Freedom Archives contains over 12, hours of audio and video recordings which date from the lates to the mids and chronicle the progressive..

          Assata Shakur

          American former member of the Black Liberation Army (born 1947)

          "Assata" redirects here.

          For the book, see Assata: An Autobiography.

          Assata Shakur

          Photograph taken in 1977

          Born

          JoAnne Deborah Byron


          (1947-07-16) July 16, 1947 (age 77)[a]

          New York City, U.S.

          Known forConvicted of murder, one of the FBI's "Most Wanted Terrorists", friend of Afeni Shakur and Mutulu Shakur and often described as their son Tupac Shakur's "godmother" or "step-aunt"[1]
          Criminal statusEscaped/At large
          Spouse

          Louis Chesimard

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          (m. 1967; div. 1970)​
          Children1 (Kakuya Shakur)
          AllegianceBlack Liberation Army (1970/1–1981)
          Black Panther Party (1970)
          Conviction(s)
          • First degree murder
          • Atrocious assault and battery
          • Assault and battery against a police officer
          • Assault with a dangerous weapon
          • Assault with intent to kill
          • Illegal possession of a weapon
          Cr