Tom Wolfe's article "Radical Chic" describes a fundraising party hosted by Leonard Bernsteinfor members of this group. Full employment and exemption from military service were two of theTen Points issued by this group. Howard Alk directed a documentary chronicling the murder of onemember of this organization, Fred Hampton, who was killed by Chicago (*) police in his apartment.The FBI's COINTELPRO sought to engineer feuds between this organization and the Blackstone Rangers.One founder of this group, which ran the Free Breakfast for Children program, was accused of murderingJohn Frey, an Oakland police officer. Founded
Tom Wolfe's article "Radical Chic" describes a fundraising party hosted by Leonard Bernsteinfor members of this group. Full employment and exemption from military service were two of theTen Points issued by this group. Howard Alk directed a documentary chronicling the murder of onemember of this organization, Fred Hampton, who was killed by Chicago (*) police in his apartment.The FBI's COINTELPRO sought to engineer feuds between this organization and the Blackstone Rangers.One founder of this group, which ran the Free Breakfast for Children program, was accused of murderingJohn Frey, an Oakland police officer. Founded by Bobby Seale and Huey Newton, for 10 points, name thismilitant African-American group active during the 1960s and 1970s.
Tom Wolfe's article "Radical Chic" describes a fundraising party hosted by Leonard Bernsteinfor members of this group.
The Black Panthers [or Black Panther Party for Self-Defense]