BROWN, H. RAP (AL-AMIN, ABDULLAH)

  • Black Cultural Affairs Conference

    Black Cultural Affairs Conference. – H. Rap Brown, Charles Russell, Larry Neil, Tony Kay, Victor Soloman and Rosindo Beasley discuss Black cultural affairs. – CONTENT: Panel discussion with Larry Neil, Tony Kay, Victor Soloman and H. Rap Brown. – BROADCAST: WBAI, 1 Nov. 1968.

  • Black Cultural Affairs Conference

    Black Cultural Affairs Conference. – H. Rap Brown, Charles Russell, Larry Neil, Tony Kay, Victor Soloman and Rosindo Beasley discuss Black cultural affairs. – CONTENT: Panel discussion moderated by Carles Russel, with Larry Neil, Rosindo Beasely, and H. Rap Brown. – BROADCAST: WBAI, 1 Nov. 1968.

  • Black Cultural Affairs Conference

    Black Cultural Affairs Conference. – H. Rap Brown, Charles Russell, Larry Neil, Tony Kay, Victor Soloman and Rosindo Beasley discuss Black cultural affairs. – CONTENT: Panel discussion with H. Rap Brown, followed by a question and answer session. – BROADCAST: WBAI, 1 Nov. 1968.

  • Huey P. Newton funeral (part 2 of 4)

    Proceedings from the funeral for Huey P. Newton at Allen Temple Baptist Church in East Oakland, CA. The Reverend J. Alfred Smith, Sr. delivers Newton’s eulogy. The Reverend J. Alfred Smith, Jr. introduces the Reverend Charles Johnson, the Reverend Victor Madeiras, and Father James Goode. Leola Giles performs “Precious Lord, Take My Hand.” Remarks are…

  • H. Rapp Brown / interviewed by Julius Lester.

    National Guardian columnist interviews H. Rap Brown about his arrest and subsequent incarceration by various local, State, and Federal authorities.

  • Black power rally.

    Speeches by Tom Kilgore, James Forman, Reies Tijerina, Ron Karenga, H. Rapp Brown and Stokely Carmichael in support of Huey Newton, Black Panther Party co-founder, and the Black Power movement.

  • Stokely Carmichael and H. Rap Brown / introduced by Eldridge Cleaver.

    Speeches by H. Rap Brown (Jamil Al-Amin) and Stokely Carmichael in support of and in honor of the birthday of Huey P. Newton, who was incarcerated at the time. Both speakers are introduced by Eldridge Cleaver at this Free Huey rally held at the Oakland Auditorium in Oakland, California on Newton’s birthday, February 17, 1968.…

  • H. Rap Brown and Julius Lester.

    Two speeches at an anti-Vietnam War rally which explore the war, its impact on Black Americans, and the weapons used.|H. RAP BROWN AND JULISU LESTER. – Two speeches at an anti-Vietnam War rally. Both talks explore the war, its impact on Black Americans, and the horror of the weapons which are being used. – RECORDED:…

  • Huey P. Newton funeral / introduced by Ginny Z. Berson.

    Huey P. Newton funeral. Proceedings and biographical examination of the life and contributions of Huey P. Newton. Member of the Black Panthers. CONTENT: r.1. Press conference at attorney Charles Gary’s office following Newton’s release on $50,000 bond (12:00) ; June 2nd from San Louis Obispo prison, 1970 / Huey P. Newton (4:30) ; Wendell Harper…

  • Black cultural affairs conference.

    H. Rap Brown, Charles Russell, Larry Neil, Tony Kay, Victor Soloman and Rosindo Beasley discuss Black cultural affairs.