Assata Shakur, a prominent US Black liberation activist and fugitive, passed away at the age of 78. Born in 1946, she spent decades in exile after escaping from a US jail in 1979. Shakur was known for her involvement in various political and social movements, often utilizing symbolism and provocative imagery. She was a frequent target of law enforcement and was involved in activities that challenged conventional norms. She was eventually granted asylum in Cuba, where she remained for many years. Her life and activism have been a subject of considerable public interest.
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