Tom Wolfe coined the term "radical chic" when describing a ritzy fundraiser held by Leonard Bernstein to raise funds for the criminal defense of members of this organization.
One leader of this organization claimed that eating pork was counter-revolutionary in the essay "Soul Food" in his collection Soul on Ice, and another member of this group, Fred Hampton, was controversially shot and killed in bed by (+) Chicago police. Tom Wolfe coined the term "radical chic" when describing a ritzy fundraiser held by Leonard Bernstein to raise funds for the criminal defense of members of this organization. The symbol for this party was taken from the emblem of the Lowndes County Freedom Organization. One member of this organization is sometimes listed as the eighth member of the (*) Chicago Seven, and this organization notably offered a free breakfast program to Oakland schoolchildren. For 10 points, name this radical organization that advocated "black power" that was led by Eldridge Cleaver, Huey Newton, and Bobby Seale.
One leader of this organization claimed that eating pork was counter-revolutionary in the essay "Soul Food" in his collection Soul on Ice, and another member of this group, Fred Hampton, was controversially shot and killed in bed by (+) Chicago police.
{Black Panther} Party