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This cartoon represents the black panthers fighting for their rights and showing their not afraid to stand up.

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The black panther party influenced many people in the african american community. They showed people they have rights and they should not be treated any different. All theses people who felt like they did have a voice were able to get the courage and speak up. Some even joined the black panther party. The leaders of this group has really changed history they have devoted their lives to better lives of those who come after them.

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Black Panther Party v. Kehoe- The trial ruled in favor of Bureau and favored the Black Panther Party. The investigation and documents were exempt.
The Slaughter-House cases-  was the first United States Supreme Court interpretation of the U.S. Constitution's Fourteenth Amendment which had recently been enacted

Gideon v. Wainwright-  A unanimous United States Supreme Court said that state courts are required under the 14th Amendment to provide counsel in criminal cases to represent defendants who are unable to afford to pay their own attorneys, guaranteeing the Sixth Amendment’s similar federal guarantees.

Loving v. Virginia - said that Richard, a white man, could not marry Mildred, a woman of African american and native american descent.

Regents of the University of
California V. Bakke - Allan Bakke, a white man, had been denied access to the University of California Medical School at Davis on two separate occasions

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The amendments from the constitution that are being violated is the 14th amendment. This is because the african american people are being treated wrong and unequal when in the constitution says that all men in the United States cannot be denied rights but there are being rights denied which is why the Black Panther Party was created to speak up for these peoples rights.

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Free breakfast programs for school children.

Free health clinics in 14 African American communities across the US

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They did try to follow nonviolence, but they were willing to be violent when the time was right. They want to stand up for their rights.

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Stokely Carmichael Video - Stokely Carmichael - HISTORY.com

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Stokely Carmichael, leader of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, spoke to a crowd in Greenwood, Mississippi in 1964.

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Jan 1, 1969- free breakfast for children program stared
Mar 19, 1969- Bobby Seale tours internationally
Jun 4, 1969- liberation school starts
Aug 19, 1969- bobby seale kidnapped
Dec 8, 1969- LA police attack BPP members
Aug 22, 1989- Huey Newton killed in west oakland

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Feb 17, 1968- free huey movement rally
Mar 4, 1968- FBI involved
Apr 9, 1968- black panthers help people register to vote
Jul 16, 1968- Brown Bertes support free Huey movement
Aug 1, 1968- west Oakland BPP office raided
Aug 16, 1968-  Bobby Seale and David Hilliard speak to 5000 people
Sep 8, 1968- BPP and Hoover "greatest threat"
Sep 28, 1968- eldridge cleavers parole revoked and sent to prison

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Aug 10, 1965- voting rights act passed
Oct 1, 1966- Huey Newton and Eldridge Cleaver found the Black Panther Party
Oct 15, 1966- 10 point program drafted
Dec 1, 1966- first member is bobby Hutton
Jan 1,1967- black panther members patrol streets and black panther office opens.
may 2, 1967- armed black panther members invade Californians capitol

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The Black Panther Party was a organization that was formed by black militants in Oakland California. It was part of the black power and civil rights movements. This was used to try to stop racism. It was also used to protect african americans rights.

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Bobby Seale- He was the co- founder of the Black Panther Party. After he was put in prison he lost his passion for politics and turned to writing. One of his writings was called A Lonely Rage and he wrote a cook book too.

Huey P. Newton-  He was a african american activist. He met Bobby at Merritt college and that is where they began to share political belifes and the Black Panther was born in 1966.

Eldridge Cleaver- He was a black activist and he wrote Soul on Ice. He was a big black power advocate.

Malcolm X- Renaimed him self X due to his loss of African heritage. He became a black muslim. Belived in equality.