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[reporter 1] On October 20th, 1981
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Dear Mama

On October 20th, 1981, remaining members of theradical Weather Underground and Black...

[reporter 1]
On October 20th, 1981, remaining members of the
radical Weather Underground and Black Liberation Army ambushed a Brink's truck,
killing a guard, later killing
two police officers. [reporter 2]
Several of the suspects left this Harlem acupuncture clinic. - A Dr. Shakur's name...
- [sighs] ...was listed on a plaque. [reporter 3]
Fugitive Mutulu Shakur, reputedly the mastermind
of the Brink's heist. They were pretty secretive
around me

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[reporter 1] On October 20th, 1981,
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remaining members of the radical Weather Underground
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and Black Liberation Army
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ambushed a Brink's truck, killing a guard,
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later killing two police officers.
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[reporter 2] Several of the suspects left
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this Harlem acupuncture clinic.
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- A Dr. Shakur's name... - [sighs]
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...was listed on a plaque.
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[reporter 3] Fugitive Mutulu Shakur,
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reputedly the mastermind of the Brink's heist.
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They were pretty secretive around me.
Duration
29 seconds
Views
37
Timestamp in Movie
00:26:22
Uploaded
Apr 17, 2025
Season
1
Episode
4
Genres
documentary, biography, music
Production
Film Cellar

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Movie Summary

A documentary series which follows the life and legacy of Tupac Shakur and his mother, the Black Panther activist Afeni Shakur.
S01 • E01 He sold crack for, like, I think five days. - Dear Mama 00:05
He sold crack for, like, I think five days.
S01 • E01 I think I sold crack for seven, mostly, - Dear Mama 00:12
I think I sold crack for seven, mostly,
S01 • E02 She had never been to law school, - Dear Mama 00:09
She had never been to law school,
S01 • E03 We, um, no matter what y'all think about me, - Dear Mama 00:05
We, um, no matter what y'all think about me,
S01 • E03 [Man Man] I remember one day, we were leaving the court - Dear Mama 00:26
[Man Man] I remember one day, we were leaving the court
S01 • E02 In New York today, pretrial hearings opened - Dear Mama 00:21
In New York today, pretrial hearings opened
S01 • E01 But we knew very quickly - Dear Mama 00:08
But we knew very quickly
S01 • E01 Because capitalism requires that your empathy level is relatively low, - Dear Mama 00:23
Because capitalism requires that your empathy level is relat...
S01 • E04 I then began reading things in the newspaper. - Dear Mama 00:07
I then began reading things in the newspaper.
S01 • E05 My boy, who I loved, respected, appreciated. - Dear Mama 00:06
My boy, who I loved, respected, appreciated.
S01 • E04 ♪ Ain't nothin' but A gangsta party ♪ - Dear Mama 00:30
♪ Ain't nothin' but A gangsta party ♪
S01 • E02 [anchor] The tone of the pretrial hearing - Dear Mama 00:52
[anchor] The tone of the pretrial hearing
S01 • E05 He was my friend. He called me up - Dear Mama 00:11
He was my friend. He called me up
S01 • E03 It was chump change. But he said, - Dear Mama 00:42
It was chump change. But he said,
S01 • E01 But one day, comin' out of school, - Dear Mama 00:11
But one day, comin' out of school,
S01 • E05 And I said Tupac, "Why do you think--" - Dear Mama 00:06
And I said Tupac, "Why do you think--"
S01 • E05 [Shock G] Wow. - Dear Mama 00:14
[Shock G] Wow.
S01 • E01 TUPAC: She was older and she was White, - Dear Mama 00:08
TUPAC: She was older and she was White,
S01 • E04 [reporter] Five suspects are still at large - Dear Mama 00:32
[reporter] Five suspects are still at large
S01 • E01 She understood a lot of things - Dear Mama 00:07
She understood a lot of things