The police murder of George Floyd during the summer of 2020 was a lynching. The act differed little from the routine public murders of Black people by mob and police violence that has punctuated centuries of Black existence … Read the rest
The Revolutionary Intercommunal Black Panther Party, even though most of it’s membership is on the outside, has not forgotten its prison based roots. Three of our five Central Committee members are incarcerated and we take our comrades behind bars’ well … Read the rest
How often have the millions of us who’ve suffered the tortured abuse of U.S. imprisonment, heard officials self-righteously sermonize that we must accept responsibility for our accused crimes? Well, so too must they.
We call on everyone, especially young people, … Read the rest
Now available in two formats — click here to download Main Line #6 in small print, appropriate for mailing in a single regular envelope, or click here to download Main Line #6 in larger print, easier to read.… Read the rest
This is a brief reply to a March 31, 2021 Instagram post made by Shaka Zulu aka Zulu Sharod (ghostwritten by Tom Watts aka Xing Eela), concerning the Dec 2020 split of the Revolutionary Intercommunal Black Panther Party … Read the rest
In “Organizing the People,”(1) we explained the role and structure of the basic mass organization, and how it relates to the Revolutionary Intercommunal Black Panther Party (RIBPP). We also explained that the aim of Revolutionary … Read the rest
The following is a statement from Comrade Pitt, former Minister of Education for the New Afrikan Black Panther Party (NABPP), who now serves as Minister of Labor for the Revolutionary Intercommunal Black Panther Party (RIBPP), on the “split” from NABPP. … Read the rest
All Power To The People:
The People’s Vanguard, the Revolutionary Intercommunal Black Panther Party (RIBPP) understands the dire need of a revolution that is global and based upon achieving equality and social justice for everyone on the planet. The RIBPP … Read the rest
In December 1990, a Special International Tribunal was held on the existence and abuse of political prisoners/prisoners of war (PP/POWs) in the United States. The tribunal was conducted both to politically educate the public and as a semi-judicial event … Read the rest
As I sit reflecting on the recent Chauvin verdict, I can’t help but think back to an MSNBC headline from a few weeks ago that read, “How Derek Chauvin’s Trial Is Bringing Down The Blue Wall” (1). I’ve seen and … Read the rest
