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The Black panthers no longer exist today, they dissolved in 1982. During the civil rights movement this group was viewed as radicals & a threat to society. Individually Angela Davis was viewed as a threat & a fugitive. Before this project I have heard of both Angela Davis & The black panthers. Personally I think that the movement has changed because earlier in the movement people showed that they really cared about what they were fighting for. Now most of these "activist" only attempt to be an activist, they don't actually care they do it for attention.

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Davis is one of the founders of critical resistance an organization committed to the movement of the abolishment of the prison-industrial complex. It was founded in 1997.

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1969 Civil Rights, Black Panthers, Angela Davis | Kinolibrary

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Davis was involved with the Soledad brothers, who were charged with killing a prison guard. Jonathan Jackson who was the brother of one of the Soledad brothers killed hostages in a courtroom. The guns he killed those people with Davis bought them 2 days prior before the incident. Also she was corresponding with one of the inmates involved. She was charged with aggravated kidnapping and first degree murder, a few days later she was listed as a fugitive & jailed for 18 months.

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*The Vietnam War
*The fight of Integration
* civil rights movement
* The Birmingham demonstrations
*The founding of the Black panthers

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Angela was born on January 26th 1944 in Birmingham Alabama. Her mother Sallye Bell Davis was a leader & organizer of the southern negro youth congress. Angela grew up around communist leaders. This led her join the communist party in 1968 and to run for vice president of the communist party in 1980 & 1984.When she was younger she marched to protest for racial segregation in Birmingham. Later on she gotten involved with the black panthers and joined the black communist party. Davis stood for abolishment of prisons & the prison complex.