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A collection of writings by Albert Nuh Washington, a former member of the Black Panther Party and Black Liberation Army. Washington was imprisoned in 1971 as a result of the U.S. government's war against the Black Liberation Movement and subsequently spent 29 years as a political prisoner (one of the New York Three). He died alone of cancer in the U.S. prison system on April 28, 2000. This is the largest collection of his writings and words ever published, and is a tribute to his memory. Albert 'Nuh' Washington was a solider in the Black Liberation Army, and spent 29 years as a political prisoner before passing away from cancer. This is the largest collection of his essays, poetry, and interviews in print. Proceeds go to the Memorial Fund set up in his name by the Jericho Amnesty Movement to assist political prisoners with their medical needs. I want to leave you with a positive note, and that is that in struggling you never ose. We had a poster that said, in revolution one wins or dies, and a revolutionary never dies, 'cause his ideas live within thepeople and his comrades. And this goes on and on. so it's incumbent upon us to teach others so that we can pass on the torch. It's important for our younger people to learn from us and question us critically and don't take no easy answers from us. Interviews, essays, and poetry by Albert Nuh Washington.