Description
This accessible introduction traces the rise, mission, and legacy of the Black Panther Party, from its formation amid racial injustice and police violence to its influence on American politics and culture. It explores the Panthers’ commitment to armed self-defense alongside their community programs, including efforts addressing hunger, health care, education, and housing. With historical context and candid attention to the movement’s achievements, conflicts, and controversies, the book presents a nuanced portrait of its leaders and members. It is an informative account of a transformative organization whose ideas and activism continue to shape conversations about race, power, and social justice.
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paperback
For Beginners
Published Jan 1, 2015
153 pages
ISBN: 9781939994394
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Details
First Published
1995
Language
eng
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for Black Panthers For Beginners by Herb Boyd.