the black panther party came out on october 1966.
the black panther party came out on october 1966.
when did the black panther party come out?
october 1966
bobby seale and huey p. newton were heavily inspired by the teachings of activist malcolm x, who was assassinated in 1965. the two joined together in october 1966 to create the black panther party for self-defense, which adopted the late activist's slogan "freedom by any means necessary" as their own. before the black panther party, seale and newton created a group known as the soul students advisory council. the group was organized so to allow it to function through "ultra-democracy," defined as individualism manifesting itself as an aversion to discipline. "the goal was to develop a college campus group that would help develop leadership; to go back to the black community and serve the black community in a revolutionary fashion". seale and newton then created the black panther party to organize the black community and express their desires and needs in order to resist the racism and classism perpetuated by the system. seale described the panthers as "an organization that represents black people and many white radicals relate to this and understand that the black panther party is a righteous revolutionary front against this racist decadent, capitalistic system."
bobby seale
bullet::::- ronald freeman - member of the black panther party, 1968–1971









































bullet::::- ali bey hassan - member of the black panther party, 1968–1971 and black liberation army, 1971–1973









































bullet::::- kim holder - member of the black panther party, 1969–1971









































bullet::::- mark holder - member of the black panther party, 1969–1971 and black liberation army, 1971–1972









































bullet::::- michael mccarty - member of the black panther party, 1968–1971 and acupuncture doctor









































bullet::::- thomas mccreary - member of the black panther party, 1968–1971









































bullet::::- somaya moore - member of the black panther party, 1969–1971
all power to the people