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A ‘Rare’ Archive of Angela Davis’ Life On Display At OMCA

Ericka Cruz GuevarraAriana ProehlMaria EsquincaAdhiti Bandlamudi
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Archivist Lisbet Tellefsen stands at the entry to 'Angela Davis – Seize the Time' at the Oakland Museum of California. (Christine Cueto)

A rare showcase of archives and memorabilia from the life of Angela Davis is on display at the Oakland Museum of California. The exhibit includes photos, speeches and posters collected over the span of several years. The archive highlights Davis’ legacy and a fight for abolition and Black lives — one that is still relevant today.

Guest: Ariana Proehl, Culture Reporter for KQED

Click here for more information on Angela Davis: Seize the Time


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