GEORGE JACKSON UNIVERSITY RADIO

The United States has a prison crisis of epic proportions. With just five percent of the world population, but 25 percent of the world's prisoners, the United States has, far and away, the highest incarceration rate, the largest number... more

We here at George Jackson University expressed our sincerest condolences with the Move Movement & the family of Phil Africa, who passed under strange circumstances this past weekend. We will examine comrade George's thoughts... more

Hawkins v. Russell is another in a long line of rulings that unnecessarily restrict prisoners' First Amendment rights. Prison officials initially contended that George L. Jackson literature was banned in the prison. However, in March 2011,... more

On George Jackson Radio we will discuss what Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe says about South Africa failing to lead the economic development of countries in the African Union (AU) because its economy is in the hands of the... more

In this broadcast we cover the recent events of ' normalized' relations between the United States and Cuba What does that mean for the Black Panther Party, BLA, and Republic of New Afrika freedom fighters who have political exile on the... more

Blood in My Eye was completed only days before the martyrdom of George Jackson, August 21, 1971 at the hands of San Quentin prision guards. While in prision he read widely and transformed into an activist and political theoretician... more