"Freedom is a constant struggle" is a collection of essays, interviews, and speeches by the renowned activist and scholar Angela Y. Davis. In this work, Davis highlights the connections between various struggles against state violence and oppression that span history and the globe. She reflects on the relevance of Black feminism, intersectionality, and prison abolition for today's social movements. Davis analyzes the legacies of earlier liberation struggles, including the Black Freedom Movement and the anti-apartheid movement in South Africa, drawing parallels to current fights against state terror, from Ferguson to Palestine. In a world filled with injustice, she calls for envisioning and shaping the movement for human liberation. Davis' work is a powerful call for solidarity and action in times of crisis.