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The Resounding Right of Mutulu Shakur to Die in Freedom

July 31, 2022: susie day, CounterPunch+

Mutulu Shakur and his codefendant Marilyn Buck at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) in Manhattan, 1987. Photo: Trella Laughlin.
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