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DeFremery Playground, Adeline Street, Oakland, CA, USA

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DeFremery Playground, Adeline Street, Oakland, CA, USA

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DeFremery Playground, Adeline Street, Oakland, CA, USA

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this was the location where the Panthers took their first public form of community action. When a group of students crossing the street were injured, the Black Panther Party convinced the city of Oakland to install a traffic light at the bustling intersection, while taking it upon themselves to serve as traffic guards in the interim. Bobby Seale’s home was just a few blocks away, and the Panthers wrote their first draft of the Ten-Point Platform, the guiding principles of the Party, in this very neighborhood. A historic marker on a traffic signal marks the location of the intersection.

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St. Augustine's Episcopal Church, 29th Street, Oakland, CA, USA

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St. Augustine's Episcopal Church, 29th Street, Oakland, CA, USA

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St. Augustine's Episcopal Church, 29th Street, Oakland, CA, USA

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In January of 1969, St. Augustine’s served as the site for the Black Panther Party’s first-ever free breakfast program. This program continues to be the basis of the current school breakfast programs across the country today.

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6118 International Blvd, Oakland, CA, USA

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The Oakland Community School 6118 International Blvd, Oakland, CA, USA

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The Oakland Community School 6118 International Blvd, Oakland, CA, USA

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The Intercommunal Youth Institute was established in January 1971 by the Black Panther Party. In 1974, the name was changed to the Oakland Community School. The Black Panther Party goal was to get children to learn to their highest potential and to strengthen their minds so that one day they would be successful. The school graduated its first class in June 1974.

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DeFremery Park, Adeline Street, Oakland, CA, USA

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DeFremery Park, Adeline Street, Oakland, CA, USA

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DeFremery Park, Adeline Street, Oakland, CA, USA

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Lil' Bobby Hutton was the first member recruited into the Black Panther Party when he was just 17 years old. He was killed during a police confrontation in West Oakland two days after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. as he came out the basement of a house on 28th St in West Oakland with his hands up where he and Eldridge Cleaver had taken refuge. In 2016 the city council renamed part of the park Bobby Hutton Grove. The park was home to Panther rallies and gatherings. Lil

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Black Panthers Headqaurters, Oakland, CA, USA

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Black Panthers Headqaurters, Oakland, CA, USA

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Black Panthers Headqaurters, Oakland, CA, USA

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Central Hdq was the hub for all national party decisions and directives. It was also where the Black Panther Party newspaper staff was located. After 1972 Central Headquarters was moved to 85th and international Blvd. T