What does BLA stand for?

Black Liberation Army

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Brown also represented Joanne Chesimard, a Black Liberation Army member who was convicted of gunning down a state trooper in 1973.

Obituaries in the news

Chesimard, a former Black Liberation Army activist who goes by the name Assata Shakur, says she's a "political exile," not a criminal.

U.S. fugitive Charles Hill reflects on his 38 years in Cuba

It also said Havana still allowed members of US militant groups like the Boricua Popular, or Macheteros, and the Black Liberation Army to live on its territory, even though they were fugitives from US justice.

US keeps Cuba on terrorism blacklist

When draft resisters and members of the Black Panther Party, the Black Liberation Army, the Symbionese Liberation Army and other groups were jailed and convicted on criminal charges, they began mobilizing other inmates behind bars.

Live from death row: as Mumia Abu-Jamal's case reaches a new turning ...

Among their topics are the Republic of New Africa in Mississippi, the League of Revolutionary Black Workers, and the Black Liberation Army and the radical legacy of the Black Panther Party.

Black power in the belly of the beast

Chesimard was a charter member of the so-called Black Liberation Army "dedicated to killing policemen" in "revolutionary executions.

The political person

A few years later, Boudin enlisted with the Black Liberation Army.

Terrorists among us: the parole of convicted terrorist Kathy Boudin ...

Still a fugitive, Boudin and her partner David Gilbert, another Columbia '68 veteran, had agreed to act as white getaway drivers for members of the Black Liberation Army (BLA), a formation composed of politicised street criminals and convicts radicalised in the aftermath of the 1970 Attica prison uprising.

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