Trump's G Men to SF Primer
#SanFrancisco #Trump

Trump is just making obvious what Huey knew all along
https://archive.org/details/pra-BB5413B [26:00]
"police are extensions of the military" and are
"local armies"

Secret Police, Blue Cities "made their own bed"
Creating the Problem to Solve
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smfNgR_jPEc
287G Federal Deputize
https://www.ice.gov/identify-and-arrest/287g

Mark Neocleous
https://enainstitute.org/en/publication/mark-neocleous-capitalism-was-created-by-the-police-power-interview-at-ena-institute/
#capitalism #HueyNewton

#TheRealNews #ICE #Police #Prisons #News #Military
The Alpha and Omega!

Huey Newton interviewed from jail in Oakland, CA (part 2 of 2) : Free Borrow & Streaming : Internet Archive

Part 2 of Elsa Knight Thompson's interview with Huey Newton in jail in Oakland, CA. Thompson asks Newton whether short-term solutions offered by white...

Internet Archive
October 15, 1966 - Huey Newton and Bobby Seale formed the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense in Oakland, California. Its revolutionary agenda, and the fact that its members, all U.S. citizens, were armed, prompted FBI chief J. Edgar Hoover to refer to it as as "the greatest threat to the internal security of the United States."
#HueyNewton #BobbySeale #BlackPantherParty

The wild true-ish story of #HueyNewton smuggling himself out of America with the help of a Hollywood producer who wanted to be Warren Beatty. #AlessandroNivola, Tiffany Boone, and PJ Byrne talk The Big Cigar, the real Black Panther legacy, and the joke that PJ still loves: “I hated Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid!”

https://www.lpm.org/music/2024-06-22/the-big-cigar-cast-on-the-black-panthers-what-they-cared-about-was-bettering-their-community

#tv #Movies #Music

The Big Cigar cast: "What The Black Panthers cared about was bettering their community"

Tiffany Boone, Alessandro Nivola & PJ Byrne talk The Big Cigar, Huey Newton, and Who Actually Hated Butch Cassidy

LPM

INTRODUCING BLUEPRINT 1:1 – DAWUNA

Did an #interview with Ian Mugerwa, aka #dawuna about navigating life as an artist, #selfproducing music with limited resources, and how #literature informs his perspective.

#dawuna #fromheretillnow #urbantransformation #hueynewton #kwamenkrumah #baltimore #newyork #zurich

https://www.fromheretillnow.com/zine/dawuna-interview

Dawuna: Interview

Blueprint 1:1 is an interview format developed by the Zurich online platform fromheretillnow. It explores on how urban change affects artists and musicians, exploring the challenges and complexities faced by creatives in cities undergoing new forms of transformation. Through a mix of online and real

fromheretillnow

Useless quote for 20 Nov:

"… the majority society, in its fear-provoked zeal to maintain and assure its inequitable position in American society, flirted with and came dangerously close to total abandonment of the particular freedom upon which all others are ultimately dependent, the right to disagree."

~ Huey P. Newton, in his 1980 doctoral dissertation

Link to source:
https://files.libcom.org/files/WATP.pdf

#UselessQuote #HueyPNewton #HueyNewton

October 15, 1966 - Huey Newton and Bobby Seale formed the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense in Oakland, California. Its revolutionary agenda, and the fact that its members, all U.S. citizens, were armed, prompted FBI chief J. Edgar Hoover to refer to it as as "the greatest threat to the internal security of the United States."
#HueyNewton #BobbySeale #BlackPantherParty

Today in Labor History April 15, 1986: Author Jean Genet died on this day. Genet was a novelists, political activist and petty criminal. His book, The Thief’s Journal (1949), relates his experiences as a young prostitute and thief. That same year, the authorities tried to sentence him to life in prison for his ten convictions. Jean Cocteau, Jean-Paul Sartre and Pablo Picasso successfully petitioned the government on his behalf. In 1968, Genet was censored in the U.S. and expelled from the country after they refused him a visa. But he returned in 1970, upon an invitation by the Black Panthers. He stayed three months, giving lectures and attending the trial of Huey Newton. Later that year, he went to Palestine and visited refugee camps. He supported U.S. political prisoners Angela Davis and George Jackson. He also supported the anti-prison, anti-police brutality work of Michel Foucault, in France.

#workingclass #LaborHistory #blackpanthers #sexwork #prostitution #lgbtq #jeangenet #sartre #picasso #HueyNewton #angela=davis #georgejackson #prison #writer #novel #play #poetry @bookstadon

Huey P. Newton - Wikipedia

Huey P. Newton - Wikipedia