Angela Davis: An Autobiography

Written when she was 28, her autobiography recounts her experience as one of America's leading radical black leaders. A civil rights worker and campaigner for the release of the Soledad brothers, imprisoned in Ronald Reagan's California. She served months in prison awaiting a political trial for murder, kidnapping and conspiracy before being acquitted. This edition written 15 years later with new material on her developing political journey. 400 pages. Quoted postage for UK 2nd class. Overseas at least £7.45 due to book's thickness.