This group staged an early protest at a state capitol against the Mulford Act, and was often defended by attorney Charles Garry.
This group staged an early protest at a state capitol against the Mulford Act, and was often defended by attorney Charles Garry. Lesser-known members of this group included Geronimo Pratt, a veteran who adopted the last name "Ji Jaga." A poster used by this group showed a man seated in a wicker chair carrying a rifle in one hand and a spear in the other. A member of this organization attacked a series of riots as "Custeristic" and formed alliances with Jose Cha Cha Jimenez's Young Lords and the Confederate flag-wearing Young Patriots. One member of this group wrote the autobiography Soledad Brother, and another was shot while drugged on his mattress in an FBI raid along with Mark Clark. This organization laid out the Ten-Point Program and managed the Free Breakfast for Children project. For 10 points, name this black radical organization founded by Huey Newton and Bobby Seale.
This group staged an early protest at a state capitol against the Mulford Act, and was often defended by attorney Charles Garry.
Black Panther Party [or the BPP]