One of this organization's members forged an alliance including the I Wor Kuen, Young Lords, and Blackstone Rangers and was the principal subject of information obtained from William O'Neal; that man operated its Monroe Street offices, where he was killed along with Mark Clark.
One of this organization's members forged an alliance including the I Wor Kuen, Young Lords, and Blackstone Rangers and was the principal subject of information obtained from William O'Neal; that man operated its Monroe Street offices, where he was killed along with Mark Clark. One of this group's initiatives was launched out of St. Augustine's church, and one of its most pivotal episodes was triggered by the death of Alex Rackley. This group's Minister of Information expressed regrets in the memoir Target Zero for advocating rape as a political tool, and it was the subject of the infamous (*) New Haven trials. Fred Hampton and Eldridge Cleaver were key figures in this organization, which demanded an immediate end to all offensive wars and instituted the Free Breakfast for Children initiative as an extension of its Ten Point Program. Heavily fractured thanks to the COINTELPRO investigation of this group ordered by J. Edgar Hoover, this organization was most prominently led by Bobby Seale and Huey Newton. FTP, identify this militant leftist group active during the 1960s and 70s, most famously associated with black nationalism and symbolized by a namesake big cat.
One of this organization's members forged an alliance including the I Wor Kuen, Young Lords, and Blackstone Rangers and was the principal subject of information obtained from William O'Neal; that man operated its Monroe Street offices, where he was killed along with Mark Clark.
{Black Panther} Party