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The Black Panther Legacy: Chairman Fred Hampton Jr. | Kalonji Changa LIVE!

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The #OG #blackpanthers tried to warn even the white working class that the system was set up against them as well. But the white working class would here none of it. They believed the #eugenics lies they were told. Imagine had the white working class of the 1960s and 1970s listened to the Black Panthers and worked with them. Society would look completely different today.

Social Revolutions of my Life – Anti-Capitalism & Class Consciousness

This post is Part 3 of a series on social revolutions of the past 30 years — where public consciousness has massively shifted in favor of liberation. My aim is to create space to pause and acknowledge how things have changed in ways that once felt impossible, remind us that things can always be otherwise. It is inspired in part by Rebecca Solnit’s 2016 edition of Hope in the Dark and David Graeber’s 2007 essay “The Shock of Victory.” Feel free to check out part 1 and part 2. [...]

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The #Panther21, a group of #BlackPantherParty members in #NYC including #AfeniShakur, were acquitted of 156 charges in 1971 on #ThisDayInHistory, when it was shown that undercover #police has infiltrated them, planned a violent bombing, and then framed the #BlackPanthers for it.

Today in Labor History May 12, 1971: The Panther 21 were acquitted in New York on charges of conspiring to bomb buildings after it was revealed that the undercover police had infiltrated the Black Panther Party, created the plans for the violence, and framed innocent Panthers. Among those charged were Afeni Shakur who was, at the time, pregnant with Tupac Shakur. Another defendant was Sundiata Acoli, who would later join the Black Liberation Army (BLA) and get convicted (1974), along with Assata Shakur, of murdering a New Jersey state trooper. Another defendant in the Panther 21 case was Kuwasi Balagoon who became an anarchist while in prison and who also joined the BLA. In 1979, while on the lam from his second prison escape, he helped to free Assata Shakur, who fled to Cuba and who died there in 2025. In 1986, Balagoon, who was bisexual, died in prison from AIDS. The prison abolitionist group, Black and Pink, which supports LGBTQ and HIV-positive prisoners, has, since 2020, run a "Kuwasi Balagoon award" for prisoners living with HIV/AIDS.

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I’m in favor of mob rule, if it’s a mob of empathetic, caring, minority (race or whatever) -inclusive people. I wonder if the #BlackPanthers would accept an old white dude like me.