Joanne Chesimard, aka Assata Shakur, was a New York City newspaper headline staple in the 1970s. A former member of the Black Liberation Party and the Black Panthers, Shakur was convicted of multiple felonies, including armed robbery, attempted murder and murder for her involvement in a shootout with police. She was sprung from prison in 1979by sympathizers and has been living under political asylum in Cuba since 1984.
Shakur has been the subject of documentariesand made a hero by such hip hop stars as Common, Public Enemy, Mos Def and her stepnephew Tupac Shakur.
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