When I tell you I have read most of her books and heard nearly all her speeches. She was the truth and still is. The women of the Party are unparalleled.
I am fortunate to work as her Administrative Assistant here at Atlanta Georgia Emory School of Law. I have learned so much from her about the Black Panther Party that was not taught in the surprisingly Berkeley, CA schools. I can't wait for her book up and coming.
If black people didn't let white people divide us male/female we could be strong like this again. I love these ladies and it shows how over time white people drove a wedge between us. These ladies stood strong, arm in arm with their brothers and they would equally male/female be willing to loose their lives for each other. I love the activist of this era. I wish I could've taken part of the attempted change for us because anyone born in the 90's are the generation of the lost!
Nobody should destroy history because no matter what we all human races of all walks of life can learn from each other's lives and stories about how all human beings have survived their past and made something that can make it better by sharing their own stories
Nice document, but as it was kown much later Hutton and the panthers open fire first against the police, and then Hutton was wounded. This fact was admitted by the same Eldridge Cleaver, but onlly in 1980.
I went to UC Santa Cruz. So did Angela Davis. In 1979 she still had the same hair-doo she had in 1968. A beehive. I'll bet she still has it. She must be a Freemason.
