Task: Story Composition
Input (English): Fact1: film focuses on rise and decline of Black Panther Party for Self-Defense known as Black Panthers during Black Power movement and disenchantment with nonviolent resistance as tool in Civil Rights Movement, Fact2: COINTELPRO program of Federal Bureau of Investigation was effort to track and disrupt African-American political movements, Fact3: flood inner-city ghettos contained majority black populations with heroin and cocaine, Fact4: Mob in United States agreed to produce quantities of types of drugs on unprecedentedly large scale, Fact5: only agreed-upon of Black Panthers potential support be targeted as to pacify populations
Output (English): The film focuses on the rise and decline of the Black Panther Party for SelfDefense, known as the Black Panthers, during the Black Power movement and disenchantment with nonviolent resistance as a tool in the Civil Rights Movement. It explores the COINTELPRO program of the Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI, which was an effort to track and disrupt AfricanAmerican political movements. The drama alleges that various Mob networks cooperated directly with the United States Intelligence Community FBICIA representatives to flood innercity ghettos, which contained majority black populations, with hard drugs such as heroin and cocaine. The endings structure and concluding voiceover alleges that The Mob possibly Italian in the United States agreed to produce and distribute quantities of these types of drugs on an unprecedentedly large scale. Purportedly, only agreedupon problem areas of Black Panthers potential support would be targeted, so as to pacify those populations. The film further suggests that the huge quantities of drugs quickly spilled out of the problem areas and became the drug epidemic in the United States of the 1980s and 1990s. The final lines shown in the films closing note that in the 1970s, there were hundreds of thousands of harddrug addicts, a number that had increased to the 3 million of yesterday. It is dedicated to the Black Panther Partys main figures, the communities that supported them, and those who might continue the struggle today.