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Huey P. Newton

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Angela Davis (BPP affiliate, Communist Party Member)

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Angela Davis (BPP affiliate, Communist Party Member)

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Fred Hampton

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Teleportation- Davis could teleport in and out of jail cells and travel quickly to help others during protests or movements.
Jailbreaker- Davis could jailbreak any prison cell of any person she wants to help all of the people who did not deserve to be arrested.
Liberation Forcefield- David could create a forcefield that shields communities from oppression and injustice. This would provide protection and more power within.

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In addition, she has also been an advocate for prison reform and the abolition of the prison industrial complex. Throughout her career, she was involved in a number of social justice movements. Davis has written many books on tops such as race, feminism, and social justice. Also, she has received several awards for her work and is seen as one of the most influential activists of the 20th century.

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Angela Davis comes with a mini replica of one of her own books in her hand as well as a microphone which symbolizes the many speeches she gave as an activist during the 1960s

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Angela Davis was an activist, author, and scholar who was born in Birmingham, Alabama on January 26, 1944. She grew up in a racially segregated community, which exposed her to the harsh realities of racial discrimination and injustice at an early age. Davis attended Brandeis University in Massachusetts, where she studied philosophy. Later, she pursued her graduate studies at the University of Frankfurt in Germany. When Davis returned to the US years later, she became involved in activism and joined the Communist Party and Black Panther Party. Her fame rose and became a leading figure in the Black liberation movement, advocating for the rights of African Americans. In 1970, Davis faced criminal charged and was accused of kidnapping, conspiracy, and even murder. Although she spent over a year in jail, her arrest sparked a global movement demanding her release. After she was released, she continued her work as a professor where she taught topics such as feminism, race, and class at multiple universities.