African Americans
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A statement from Huey P. Newton
Black Panther Party co-founder Huey P. Newton speaks about his political activities and events surrounding his trial from jail in San Luis Obispo, CA. Newton asks for immunity from the United Nations for Eldridge Cleaver and the release of all Panthers currently serving prison sentences. Restricted distribution rights.
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Eldridge Cleaver’s release / Charles Garry.
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Black cultural affairs conference.
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Bobby Seale and Charles Garry.
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The Legacy of the Black Panther Party / moderated by Walter Turner.
Panel discussion on the day of Huey Newton’s funeral with former members of the Black Panthers. They discuss the needs of the Black community today, the necessity to pass on their experiences in the struggle for Civil Rights, and how the Black Panthers have left a legacy which will shape the future movement.
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The Counter intelligence program / Donald Freed ; interviewed by Corey Dubin.
Phone interview with Donald Freed, the author of Death in Washington. He discusses 1960’s-70’s FBI efforts to infiltrate, collect intelligence, and destroy organizations for social change. He traces efforts to undermine the Black Panthers and Students for a Democratic Society, and how the FBI abused Civil Liberties. His conclusions are that it is difficult to…
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Twelve years later / Geronimo Pratt ; interviewed by Sylvester Rivers.
Former Black Panther imprisoned on a murder charge, despite evidence to the contrary, discusses his service in the Vietnam War, his experiences in prison, the Black Panthers being targeted by COINTELPRO, and the infiltration of his defense proceedings by the FBI. Concludes with a question and answer session.|TWELVE YEARS LATER / Geronimo Pratt| interviewed by…
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H. Rap Brown.
Discussion of revolution, militancy, Black politics, the politics of sports, and the Commission on Violence and Law and Order.|H. RAP BROWN – Four commentaries by H. Rap Brown in which he discusses militancy and revolution and the difference between the two| a time of revolution and for revolution, and the necessity for Black people to…

