"If you try to help Black people, you will be killed" - 10 year old Black child [MORE]. From [HERE] The Federal Bureau of Investigation has announced that Assata Shakur (Joanne Chesimard) has been added to its Most Wanted Terrorists list. Thursday's bulletin gave Chesimard, a black woman, the dubious distinction of being the first woman to be placed on the list.

Federal and New Jersey law enforcement announced during Thursday’s news conference that they had doubled the reward for information leading to Shakur’s capture from $1 million to $2 million. She is only the second domestic 'terrorist' on the list, which was assembled to identify those responsible for the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. 

“We would be naïve to think there’s not some communication between her and some of those people she used to run around with today,” said Aaron Ford, the special agent in charge of the FBI’s office in Newark, New Jersey. 

He did not elaborate on the reasoning (white supremacy/racism) behind the seemingly sudden decision to add Shakur, now 65 years old, to the list. New Jersey law enforcement has previously campaigned for her extradition, appealing to Pope John Paul II when he traveled to Cuba in 1998.