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The Black Panther Party for Self-Defense: Photographs and Ephemera

12321 The Black Panther Comic Appearing as a comic book character three months before the official Black Panther Party formed, King T'Challa is similarly a reaction against white supremacy.

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Contents of this path:

  1. Vitrine # 5: Reactions to the 1968 Exhibition at San Francisco's de Young Museum
  2. Vitrine #6: The Black Panther Free Breakfast for School Children Program
  3. Vitrine #7: From Education to Liberation: Making Young Revolutionaries
  4. Vitrine #12: A Glimpse at Kathleen Cleaver
  5. Vitrine #13: In Solidarity: Working with Comrades and Allies
  6. Vitrine #14: The Front Line: Representations of Mothers and Homemakers in the Revolution
  7. Vitrine #15: The Other Second Wave: The Political Is Personal
  8. Inventory
  9. Children and the Black Panther Party, an Introduction