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https://www.history.com/topics/black-panthers

http://www.itsabouttimebpp.com/chapter_history/BPP_Pieces_of_History.html

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In the Court case Panthers V. Smith, the U.S. was violating the first amendment which says that the government can not be abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.

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This cartoon is showing how African Americans were very calm and peaceful and how the white man would bother them but once the Panthers came along they the African Americans were fighting hard for what they believed in and the white man seemed nervous to walk past them

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This cartoon is showing how African Americans were very calm and peaceful and how the white man would bother them but once the Panthers came along they the African Americans were fighting hard for what they believed in and the white man seemed nervous to walk past them

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February 1965:
Malcolm X was assassinated
September 1966:
Matthew Johnson killed
October 1966:
The Black Panthers were formed at Merritt College
June 1967:
riots explode in major cities including Newark, Cleveland, and Detroit.
April 1967:
Panther volunteers register Oakland citizens to vote
November 1969:
Panthers open up a free medical clinic

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Huey Newton:
https://www.biography.com/people/huey-p-newton-37369
Huey Newton Image:
https://goo.gl/images/x93ziu
Bobby Seale:
https://www.biography.com/people/bobby-seale-9477529
Bobby Seale Image:
https://goo.gl/images/n9VYUX
Organizations Involved Facts:
https://www.biography.com/topics/black-panthers
Black Panther Party v. Kehoe Court Case:
https://law.justia.com/cases/california/court-of-appeal/3d/42/645.html
Black Panther Party v. Smith Court Case:
https://www.openjurist.org/661/f2d/1243/black-panther-party-v-smith

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Gave them hope. Made them feel like if this group can do something, then they could do it too. Made them feel like they had a little bit of power.

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Black Panther Party had involved itself with a much larger part of a movement that dealt with the pride of blacks, control in the community, and civil rights unification.

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The Black Panther Party sued the U.S and officials because of these secret and unknown decisions that were being made to take down the party. A dismissal was granted to the Black Panther Part because most questions weren't answered and answers weren't confirmed. The court found that the U.S planning to take down the party was a Constitutional Violation.

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The Black Panther Party sued collection agencies for targeting them. Collection agencies were going after low income houses, and people in poverty. In the end result, the Black Panthers lost and the Collection Agencies won. This impacted American Society by letting these agencies go after other people with the same problems

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Court Cases Influenced by Black Panthers

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Court Cases Influenced by Black Panthers

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The Key Strategies that they wanted to achieve were: Equality in Education, Housing, Employment, and Civil Rights.

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Bobby Seale was born in Dallas, Texas. During his childhood, he was raised by an abusive father. He joined the U.S Air Force in 1955. During a protesting rally, he met Newton. Seale was once put on trial for killing an officer and the trial ended with the result of a hung jury.

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The Black Panthers were founded in 1966 by Huey Newton and Bobby Seale, the group was a political organization the brutality challenged police against the African American community. The organization first met in 1967 while they were still students at Merritt College in Oakland, California. It had been founded after a police man shot and killed an unarmed teen named Matthew Johnson and also after the assassination of Malcolm X. In 1967 after they had first met, Huey Newton killed Oakland police officer John Frey and was later convicted to man slaughter in 1968 and was then sentenced to two, 15 years in prison

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Huey Newton was born in Monroe Louisiana. He taught himself how to read after high school. He attended college at Merritt College and University of San Francisco School of Law. He and Seale met, came together, and created the Black Panther Party.