Collection of essays and interviews by Angela Davis connecting the Black liberation struggle in the US to Palestinian resistance, arguing for the importance of international solidarity across movements against racism, militarism, and incarceration. Davis draws on her visits to Palestine and connections with Palestinian activists to analyze the parallels between police violence against Black Americans and Israeli military violence against Palestinians, and to argue for a coalitional politics. Essential for researchers working on Black-Palestinian solidarity, intersectional approaches to liberation, and the political connections between anti-Black racism and Israeli military violence against Palestinians, widely used in courses on social movements and international solidarity.
