Black Panther news clippings
Published: 1968
Language: eng
Number of pages: 22
Subjects: Race relations; History; Black power; Sources; Black militant organizations; Black Panther Party
Notes: [Articles]: New York Panther Defense Committee (The Sunday Bulletin, Philadelphia, Sept. 6, 1970; 1 sheet) -- Message to the Afro-American people: from the Peoples' Republic of the Congo / Black Liberation Army Delegation (May 1971; 42, [3] pages) -- Seize the time: what is needed in New Haven, a call for People's Assembly to free the Panthers now! / Youth Against War and Fascism (May 1, 1970; 1 sheet) -- Huey's message to the Revolutionary Peoples' Constitutional Convention Plenary Session (Sept. 5, 1970; [4] pages, 1 folded sheet) -- The trial of Bobby Seale: a special supplement / Jason Epstein (Dec. 4, 1969; pages 35-50) -- Schedule (special supplement prepared by the Medical Committee for Human Rights (1970?; pages 5-8) -- Black Panthers: behind the myth (Guardian, Feb. 1970; pages 1-8) -- New African Freedom Fighter (Aug. 1982; 4 pages) -- War behind walls (1971; 16 pages) -- Drop the charges / Committee for the Defense of Human Rights (2007?; 4 pages) -- The plague : capitalism + dope = genocide / The Committee to Defend the Panther 21 (1969?; [4] pages ) -- Juche: use what you got to get what you want / Boston Panther Defense Committee (1970?; [8] pages) -- What do the Panthers stand for  (1969?; [8] pages) -- Pigs kidnap 20 in New Bedford / People's News Service Special Information Bulletin (1970; 4 pages) -- The rise and fall of the Black Panther Party : a revolutionary Marxist analysis / Workers Vanguard (1993; pages 8-11) -- Open letter to the ranks of the Black Panther Party on the Oakland elections (Apr, 1973; 1 sheet) -- Letter from Oakland: The Panthers / Ronald Steel (The New York Review, Sept. 11, 1969; pages 13-[23]) -- Panthers sound off: freedom and power now (from Guardian, June 1, 1968); [and] Black Panther Party for Self-Defense, Ministry of Information Black Paper: Revolution in the White mother county and national liberation in the Black colony / Eldridge Cleaver  (March 16, 1968) -- Third Party: vehicle for organizing / John Haag, California Peace and Freedom Party (1968?; 2 pages) -- May Day New Haven : an information newspaper / Yale Strike News and Committee to Defend the Panthers ([1970?]; 11 pages) -- Message to America delivered on the 107th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation at Washington D.C., capital of Babylon, world racism, and imperialism / by the Black Panther Party (June 19, 1970; [2] pages) -- The Black Panther manifesto / Eldridge Cleaver (Black Community News Service ( 1970?; 1 sheet).