We are currently an organizing committee in development to establish an intercommunal organization throughout the world. Once developed fully, we will become the Brown Panther Organization.
The Brown Panther Organizing Committee (BPOC) is a part of the Panther Solidarity Organization,
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… Read the rest“Because the Black Panther Party is not embarrassed to change or admit error, tonight I would like to accept the criticism and say that those critics were absolutely right. We are a collection of communities just as the Korean
The New Afrikan Black Panther Party practices collective leadership with important decisions made by group discussion and majority vote.
On 1-12-20 the central committee of the NABPP resolved by unanimous vote of present members to begin publishing our newsletter,
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Interview with NABPP Chairman Shaka Zulu by Heather Warburton of New Jersey Revolution Radio
Heather Warburton: This is Wine Women and Revolution with your host Heather Warburton coming at you here on New Jersey Revolution Radio. You can find us
… Read the restI recently completed reading Democracy Denied: Five Lectures on U.S. Politics written by Victor Wallis, the managing editor for Socialism and Democracy for over twenty years, author of Red-Green Revolution, a prisoner rights activist, and teacher at Berklee College
… Read the rest… Read the rest“We must create a broad-based United Panther Movement in alliance with revolutionary
proletarian Parties (the RCP’s), which includes forces in the communities based upon
programmatic unity (“The Elephant”), while at the same time pulling together a hard core of vanguard
George Jackson, Fleeta Drumgo, and John Clutchette became internationally known as the “Soledad Brothers” in 1970, after they were charged with murdering a prison guard in Soledad State Prison in California, allegedly in retaliation for the killing of W.L. Nolen
… Read the rest… Read the rest“You must teach that socialism-communism is as old as man; that its principles formed the basis of mostly all the African cultures (there was no word to denote possession in the original East African tongues). The only independent African societies
