Some African American rebels, including Mumia Abu-Jamal and members of Move, are still incarcerated for their actions during the 1970s black liberation struggle.
Eddie Goodman Africa, Move organisation
Eddie Africa uses public address system to talk to people outside the Move headquarters, a house in west Philadelphia, on 3 March 1978. Photograph: Bill Ingraham/AP
Age: 68
Incarcerated since: 1978
Convicted of: Third-degree murder of police officer James Ramp during Philadelphia siege
Sentence: 30 years to life
Current prison: SCI Mahanoy, Pennsylvania
Janet Holloway Africa, Move organisation
Janet Africa of MOVE talks to bystanders outside the MOVE headquarters in Philadelphia, on 3 August 1978. Photograph: Hires/AP
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Age: 67
Incarcerated since: 1978
Convicted of: Third-degree murder of police officer James Ramp during Philadelphia siege
Sentence: 30 years to life
Current prison: SCI Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania
Janine Phillips Africa, Move organisation
Janine Africa, a member of Move, preaches to the crowd that gathers in front of their barricaded house. Photograph: Leif Skoogfors/Corbis via Getty Images
Age: 62
Incarcerated since: 1978
Convicted of: Third-degree murder of police officer James Ramp during Philadelphia siege
Sentence: 30 years to life
Current prison: SCI Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania
