[Black Panther Party][Black Radicalism] Newton, Huey P., ed. The Black Panther, a January 24, 1970 issue documenting the Party's grassroots coordination of housing activism, prisoner defense, community service, and international political education through a single print organ. The front page reads, “We Demand Decent Housing,” anchored by coverage of Geneva.....
[Black Panther Party][Black Radicalism] Newton, Huey P., ed. The Black Panther, April 22, 1972 issue documenting the Black Panther Party's media outreach connecting tenant organizing, community health, international anti-apartheid protest, prison defense, and reader mobilization within a single operational print network. The front page headline, “No Eviction, Free Repairs if.....
[Black Radicalism][Black Panthers] Black Panther Party Southern California Chapter newsletter "People's News Service". One issue reporting on organizing in Los Angeles and Compton, tying the Randy Williams case to local police violence, community institutions, and urban displacement. The cover names Williams, a member of the 101st Airborne, and pages 2.....
[Black Panther Party][Black Radicalism] Newton, Huey P., ed. The Black Panther, October 25, 1969 issue, documenting how the Black Panther Party used its newspaper as an instrument of political coordination linking community healthcare, prisoner defense, youth programs, labor outreach, and international analysis across multiple chapters. Rather than treating these efforts.....
[Black Panther Party][Black Radicalism] Black Panther Party political communication archive documenting how the Party used its newspaper to coordinate legal defense, circulate political education, publicize local and international struggle, and turn specific cases of police violence, imprisonment, and community survival into a national print program. Across these three issues, the.....
[Black Panthers.] Barricade. Vol. 1, No. 2. Berkeley: July 12, Year of the Barricades [1968]. Broadsheet printed both sides. 19.75" x 14" inches. The unnamed editors describe themselves as "people who have been on the streets and turned off by meetings that have tried to misdirect our struggle. We are.....
[Black Panthers] [Counterculture] [Prison and Incarceration] Brothers film archive. Warner Brothers, 1977. Archive consists of six items, including 5 original black and white press photographs and one lobby card for the film Brothers, a fictionalized account of the historical events and friendship between Angela Davis and prison inmate George Jackson.....
Black Panter: French newspapers call to Free Angela Davis. February 1972. “Liberte pour Angela!” Bulletin de l’APN. Published by official Soviet news agency in France, L’Agence de Presse Novosti. In French. 4 pages. 17 x 12 inches. Image of Angela Davis with raised fist on front cover. 2 illustrated portraits.....
[Black Panther Party][Black Radicalism] Newton, Huey P. Black Panther Party newspaper, January 1977 issue covering prison organizing, Oakland municipal politics, and the continuing afterlife of Cointelpro. Front-page headline “Free Commissary Program Gives 500 Packages To Prison Inmates” and carries Elaine Brown’s long interview on “People’s Power” in Oakland. The issue.....
[Black Panther Party][Black Radicalism] Newton, Huey P., ed. The Black Panther, May 31, 1970 issue, documenting the Black Panther Party's organized media reporting on anti-imperialism, police violence, prison defense, local political education, and chapter organizing. The issue connects national and international struggle through a cover image titled “Babylon,” keyed to.....
[Black Panther Party][Black Radicalism] Newton, Huey P. The Black Panther, Vol. IV, no. 4, issued December 27, 1969, a vital organ of the Party disseminating coverage of police violence, legal defense, political education, prison solidarity, and community survival work in the immediate aftermath of the killings of Fred Hampton and.....
[Black Panther Party][Black Radicalism] Newton, Huey P., ed. The Black Panther, March 3, 1969 issue of the Black radical newspaper, a periodical linking international antiwar solidarity, prisoner defense, labor boycott campaigns, branch reporting, and local documentation of police violence. Rather than concentrating on a single event, this issue shows the.....
[Black Panther Party][Black Radicalism] Newton, Huey P. The Black Panther, December 11, 1971 issue, the organ by which the Black Panther Party reported on race and class struggle including welfare policy, police violence,and public health. Rather than isolating these matters as separate news issues, the paper presents them as interlocking.....
[Black Panther Party][Black Radicalism] Newton, Huey P. The Black Panther, November 29, 1971 issue, a vital organ of the Black Panther Party for political communication across prison defense campaigns, anti-police brutality reporting, Black military dissent, community mobilization, and international political education. The cover story on Norma Gist, a Black mother.....
[Black Activism][Black Panthers] Watts, Daniel H. Liberator Vol. 10, No. 2, a February 1970 Black radical magazine covering the Young Lords, Addison Gayle Jr., and Selwyn R. Cudjoe, at a time of intensified Black and Puerto Rican political organizing in New York. The cover announces “The Young Lords,” “Dreams of.....
