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"Honorary Prime Minister" of the Black Panther Party

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Stokely Carmichael - 1966-1967 (Died at age 57) "Honorary Prime Minister" of the Black Panther Party, and a leader of the All-African Peoples Revolutionary Party wrote the book Black Power (1967) Carmichael lamented the 1967 execution of Marxist revolutionary Che Guevara, saying: "The death of Che Guevara places a responsibility on all revolutionaries of the World to redouble their decision to fight on to the final defeat of Imperialism.

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Women of the Black Panther Party

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Bobby Seale and Huey Newton, Chairman and Defense Minister of the Black Panther Party

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Midnight black and majestic his swagger is strong and elegant in his domain of life.

With precision and fluidness he moves from the earth to the sky.

Feared and adored the words of his contentions are heard in the power of his legs.

Agile and with the mobility of swift gazelles his direction is guaranteed in time.

He delights in battle with the quickness of a cobra that strikes with cunning eyes.

Seen as a threat because of his color he is hunted for the beauty of his fur that forsakes his living.

Stunning with the gift of melanism their culture is artistic and beautiful with each sound they make.

Made for the earth to see their black beauty they escape the chastisement of mankind with simplicity.

Their moves are like a harmonious ballet dancer in the wild; the dynamics of their steps are like melodies of synchronized swimming.

They embrace life with their marvelous display of longevity of black pride.

Respected in their journey their revolution brings about the survival of their species.

Skillful in nature as a warrior; articulate with the sound of his walk; sleek and smooth the Black Panther is rare treasure.

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...to remain silent, underrepresented, and poor.

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This video is a crash course from the History Channel.

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Sound Smart: The Black Panthers | History

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"They have almost as many posters as Seven has, but the kind Daddy would love, like Malcolm X standing next to a window holding a rifle.  Huey Newton in prison with his fist up for black power, and photographs of the Black Panthers at rallies and giving breakfast to kids."

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"They have almost as many posters as Seven has, but the kind Daddy would love, like Malcolm X standing next to a window holding a rifle.  Huey Newton in prison with his fist up for black power, and photographs of the Black Panthers at rallies and giving breakfast to kids."

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Big Mav on Making the Decision to Move Out

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Big Mav on Making the Decision to Move Out

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"'But I realize being real ain't got anything to do with where you live. The realest thing I can do is protect my family, and that means leaving Garden Heights. . . . living in the suburbs don't make you any less black than living in the hood.'"

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Contrary to the misconceptions of the purpose of the Black Panther movement, the Panthers focused their efforts and energies to help their poor communities. This included health clinics, schools, ambulance services; the most impactful was the Free Breakfast for Children Program.