I’m so excited for this movie about Fred Hampton, the dynamic leader of the Black Panther Party in Chicago, forthcoming from Warner Brothers in February 2021. Watching the trailer gives me chills every time: For more information about the film, stay tuned. When I’ve watched it, I’ll post a review. (It’s currently scheduled to release… Read more »
January 2021
Point #3: Economic Justice
For hundreds of years, Black people on the North American continent were enslaved–held captive and forced to work for no wages. The profits of these centuries of labor went to white landowners and white business owners who forced the Black people to wor k farmland, build homes, construct cities, and serve them as housekeepers, cooks,… Read more »
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Kekla at the Oakland Museum of California during the BPP 50th Anniversary Celebration
Throughout 2020-2021, we’ll be putting up new content as we count down to the book release of Revolution in Our Time: The Black Panther Party’s Promise to the People. Thereafter, the site will exist as a resource for readers who want to learn more about the Black Panther Party and their ongoing legacy.