The Freedom Archives are located in San Francisco in a tiny office where more than 8,000 hours of audiotape are housed. Founded in 2000, the archive is a clearinghouse of radical voices from Paul Robeson to Lolita Lebron. In These Times recently visited the Freedom Archives and [RETURN TO ARTICLE]
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