Afterword.

They provide overwhelming evidence that Dr. Shakur - like the many thousands caged, disappeared, dead, or still locked up - is a prisoner of war who has been treated by the U.S. government as an enemy combatant his entire adult life. 9 Dr. Mutulu Shakur, "Towards a Truth and Reconciliation Commission for New African/Black Political Prisoners, Prisoners of War and Freedom Fighters", 7. 10 Terry Bisson and Sally O'Brien, "For Mutulu Shakur, the Revolution Isn't Over", I City Sun i (April 9-15, 1986). Keywords: "Free The Land"; internationalism; Mutulu Shakur; Republic of New Afrika; resistance; Prisoner of War; liberation EN "Free The Land" internationalism Mutulu Shakur Republic of New Afrika resistance Prisoner of War liberation 179 183 5 12/20/22 20220101 NES 220101 The essays and documents assembled in this special issue of I Souls i make a clear and convincing case for Dr. Mutulu Shakur's immediate release. [Extracted from the article]