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Milwaukee Ave \\#441  \nChicago, IL 60642  \nUSA  \nTo order copies of the book, contact:  \nKersplebedeb  \nCP 63560, CCCP Van Horne  \nMontreal, Quebec  \nCanada  \nH3W 3H8  \n[www.kersplebedeb.com](www.kersplebedeb.com)  \n[www.leftwingbooks.net](www.leftwingbooks.net)  \nAlso available from:  \nAK Press  \n674-A 23rd Street  \nOakland, CA 94612  \nVoice: (510) 208-1700  \nFax: (510) 208-1701  \n[www.akpress.org](www.akpress.org)  \nPrinted in the u.s.a.  \nOur thanks to Kevin \"Rashid\"Johnson,  Minister of Defense ofthe New Afrikan Black Panther Party-Prison Chapter.for the use ofhis artwork. which appears on pages 152, 172, 185. 211, 240. 289. 318 and 340. and in the montage on page 49.  \nContents  \nPreface by Hondo T. 1  \nAn Introduction to the Words ofJames Yaki Sayles 3  \nWar for the Cities 43  \nFree the RNA,11: Prisoners of War 59  \nOn Transforming the Colonial and \"Criminal\" Mentality 63  \nScenes From The Battle ofAlgiers 87  \nRaids on Chicago Public Housing 95  \nFrom One Generation to the Next! 101  \nMartin Luther King Jr.  \nOn Extremism, Capitalism and Imperialism 106  \nMalcolm X: Model of Personal Transformation 111  \nReflections on Victor Serge's  \n\"What Everyone Should Know About (State) Repression\" 119  \nStop! You Must Read This First 137  \nMeditations on Frantz Fanon's The Wretched of the Earth 141  \nPart One: By Way of Introduction 143  \nPart Two: Concerning \"Violence\" and  \nthe Development ofNew People 183  \nPart Three: On The De-construction of\"Race\" 241  \nPart Four: On the \"Restoration ofNationhood,\"  \nthe Constitution of Revolutionary  \n(Nationalist) Consciousness,  \nand the Socialist/Humanist Objective 341  \nPreface  \nWas trying to make sense of the world as a baby nationalist when i met Yaki. He helped me digest Marx & Lenin, fed me Mao & Cabral, and shook me out of the doldrums of narrow, cultural nationalism. i grew up on the southside of chicago. My parents came from the hard-working west virginia hills, and raised me with a decent moral compass & an eye toward a college education. As i learned more of what it meant to be a Black man in America, my outrage at injustice & oppression grew. i remember the murder offred hampton and the terror in my mother's eyes and voice when i expressed this outrage and a desire to become active in the struggle for liberation. i was too young to be a Panther, but i was inspired by rheir example. i loved to read, and always found non-fiction and political science compelling.  \nIr was in this context that i met Yaki. His writing intrigued me, and i was drawn ro his analysis. Naturally, i jumped at the chance to meet him. i travelled more than 100 miles to dixon, illinois (rhe hometown of ronald reagan!) to visit with him at a state prison. 111e visiting room was usually less than half full, but on some\"weekends or holidays, our visits would be cut short due to overcrowding. Mostly, We could sit for hours & talk about any and every thing.  \n􀥭1e first time We sar down together, We had to feel each orher out, having only corresponded up to that point. He was clean cur, wirh a neatly trimmed mustache. He kept his hair cut short, bur  \nnot bald. He had an easy smile and a knowing demeanor, often seeming bemused when We discussed the movement or different comrads. He would ask probing questions about different aspects of the work, and when he wasn't satisfied with an answer, he was sure to ask more detailed questions. If he thought an answer was totally useless, he would simply say \"why not\":' i hated leaving him there, and he jokingly suggested that i take his place. He got a kick out of my stammer a","cbCaipONxeODdkAq","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipONxeODdkAq","pdf",11137937,403,"English","# Preface\n# An Introduction to the Words of James Yaki Sayles\n# War for the Cities\n# Free the RNA, Prisoners of War\n# On Transforming the Colonial and \"Criminal\" Mentality\n# Scenes From The Battle of Algiers\n# Raids on Chicago Public Housing\n# From One Generation to the Next!\n# Martin Luther King Jr.\n# Malcolm X: Model of Personal Transformation\n# Reflections on Victor Serge's \"What Everyone Should Know About (State) Repression\"\n# Stop! 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