HBO’s latest documentary, ’40 Years a Prisoner’ largely tells the story of the MOVE Nine – the nine members of the Black militant anarcho-primitivist group, MOVE (founded by John Africa) who were arrested for the death of a police officer during a standoff between MOVE and the Philadelphia Police Department in 1978. Eyewitness accounts had, however, suggested that the officer may have been shot accidentally by another police officer. Each of the nine MOVE members was convicted and…
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