Black Panther George Jackson was a Soledad Prison inmate whose book "Soledad Brother" was widely read and very influential to the Black Power and radical left movements in California. This interview, recorded by Max Bloom at San Quentin a month before his death, explains Jackson's political philosophy, thoughts on the need for prison reform and more.Additional Descriptive Notes: Recorded at San Quentin California State Prison.
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