Vol. 6, No. 7

THE BLAGK PANTHER INTERCOMMUNAL NEWS SERVICE 2Scents nese WHPALy THE DLACK PANTIOLN, SATUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1971 PAGE 2 STATEMENT BY HUEY P. NEWTON, MINISTE OF DEFENSE OF THE BLACK PANTHER PART. AND SUPREME SEKVANT. OF THE PEOPIES % i THE OCCASION INTERCOMMUNAL DAY OF SOLIDARITY- Power to the People, Brothers and Sisters, First of all I would like to thank all of you for my very presence here, be- cause if it weren’! for the Power of the People, I wouldn't be here tonighi, I’m not here because of the Black Panther Party; I'm not here because of any grou, i'm not here because of a group of hamakazis, I’m here because of the Power of the People, We must remember that Revolution is a process, It's not a conclusion; because once we conclude, then we be- come counter-revolutionary. And that means even with the gun in our hands, because fascism also has a gun, And J would like to say tonight that the Black Panther Party stands against all forms of fascism, ecketing Sexual fascism, 1 chauvinism; A against sexual chauvinism, national chauvinism, We're intercom- munalists, Before I went to prison, most of you know, you are aware, that I never made any speeches, you see, be- cause I’m not a very eloquent man, I'm better known by the actions. And the Party was built upon the actions, And the action itself is a process. And we're not ever fixated, We haven't accepted any dogma, And we will not, And I would itke to say this, that from now on the Party itself will be better known by its contributions to the People, for the simple reason that some people around us seemto want to be knoun through the Media, But the Party can only judge itself through establish- ing certain survival programs, pending Revolution, Because remember, you make the Revolution, We can't free political prisoners, only the people can free political prisoners, And a people who are not free cannot free their pri- Soners, cannot free the prisoners that fascism makes, So I would like to say that we must work very hard in order to lift the consciousness of the people, We must free our Chairman Bobby Seale, Angela Davis, Ruchell Magee, the Soledad Brothers, the seven and the three, and all other political pri- soners, Randy. We have to free all of them, But we must remember that we must exhaust every possible tactic, And we must let it be known that never broad- OF REVOL MAKCH 5, raat cast military tactics for military rea- sons, it’s perfectly correct to broad- cast military tactics for political rea- sons, That's what Uncle Ho said, and I agree with kim, So we would like for the people to know that there are many things that we will not discuss in public, But what you can do is watch the fruits of our work, And we would like to say that our Party became an intercommunal Party upon its actions, And I think that’s 1971 Ls g . a 2 ‘ UTIONARY Sam to be able to fight in a pro war, And that is why it is nec for us to develop the correct ideo which is a system of thinking, And must not rely upon and conclude with the philosophy, which isn’t necessarily @ conclusion, : So we're ideologically We're in a constant state of change And we fight with all people who to change, because we know change wi nu ey, very good, So I’m asking you in order offer our hope, So after all of this, we to free all political prisoners, free the must pay more attention to what people, free the woman and also the happening. Ihe news media has man, that we have to get together in unity by substituting verbal expressions for action, The final test of the pie is the action, We’ll stand on the Black Panther Party, The Black Panther Party from 1966 when it was formed will stand on its record, will ‘oar on ne action, We leftists; we mt claim to be | tile leftists, What we'll do is act in accordance with the particular set of conditions and the particulary problem that we have at a time, So please judge us upon our actions and we will develop like that, We will not develop with lip service coming from anyone, And some- times I'm very thankful thet I don't talk too well, because that’s only one way of communication. We say that a picture is worth a thousand words, but action is supreme. But what kind of action you take will depend upon the particular set of con- ditions, And I say all of this, because you know the Party and the world to- day is under turmoil, And this is very good, We always have welcomed all forms of contradictions, Because with- out the contradiction there is no trans- formation, So from the contradiction that has developed now in the world and in the Party, we hope to have a qualita- tive leap, Lf tris leap eliminates some of us, then, of course, we'll weep for that, But we must not stop the Revo- lution, I will not stop the Revolution, You should not stop it. And, for all that it's worth, we know that words will never stop it, Words will not start the Revolution either, Only action, ‘Sixty-six kicked off the armed mani- festation of Revolution in this country, because it focused upon the need for the People not only to gefend them- selves, but also to develop a conscious- ness necessary to perform and to act tempted to discredit the Party by that it’s over, because they don’t anyone, I think bl So than the Party, The involved in forty-fourie ants were so n c not rally them even with the “ oco They did not understand why the mili- tary, the regular military was dropping, So what did he do. He attempted to form certain programs that he called survival programs. He attempted to form a free health program in order — fo get the peasants inside, to help — them, and also to provide things for his — focos. He also took to form a free — breakfast program, a free shoe factory 5 and a sporting good store ( for obvious — yeasons), So programs are good, Be- cause an act that might be revolutionary — might be CONGEST, pg 4 correct preparations are So to be a serious ecchitesien aa | must know that we are involved ina process, and not a set of p th or conclusions that are of face-value revolutionary. I do not know one that is revolutionary in itself. And things might be revolutionary in con- text, In other words, capitalism was revolutionary when it kicked out feudal- ism, And now we have a situation the capitalists have become the imper- jalists, and the people of the world, — of the communities of the world have to kick them out, So in order 9 free Angela, Bobby, Ruchell Magee and all other political p ae must kick the fascists out, Irene not doi! with tip service, 9) Wye ot a bh POWER TO THE PEOPLE oho a , J 4 A shori run, u ve to know or weds - FREE, ANGELA rur interests in our behalf, we must tand firm ¢ not wicked pro es away efore our r es those who are of our camp ul and fight for our cause. certainly received a reat deal of alitention. But the Black Pr Panther Party has not obviated, made it lear y strong love for and support of Sister Angela, And we know this leaves a gap in our camp, a schism in our forc- es, Black people's forces, oppressed p > ster Angela is not unknown to us, She has been a part, a strong force, in the revolution le of our people, of all the people, And she has particularly although no longer an official member of our Party, devoted her work for the peo her support fo those tn our Party who are, as shenowis, held in the y sting ple to lending maximum security camps in the U.S., because of political ideas - thal 1s, our al prisoners, tsoners of wa here she spoke, she used the nity of her ou Se, Survounding , fo inform peo- pl about the case of Chairman Bobby 5 and Ericka Hugrins, She came to see about Bobby, as Fred Hampton would ry. was in fact the head of the Bobby Seale Defer Committee in Los ingeles, helping to raise support and hairman, funds for our incarcerated ( ind she would use every opportunity to Oo L I T i C A L bring masses of people to the cry, “Free Bobby, Free Ericha’’. For Angela knows and exemplifies that parties cannot, must not disrupt the r ° °@ maintenance of the solid support we must all, all of us in the revolutionary camp, ach other, That we must know Recently it has become all too ob- ple, to all the people to bring about the divide us is the chief aim of the vious that through their various means, 8ind of u i mobilization of the peo- very oppressor we fight. And she mad the agents and agencies of the U.S, Em- ple required for the pending revolution, it clear that to cry, “Free Bobby"’, is pire’s ruli ircle have pdwerfully We have suffered attac bs from the to say free all political prisoners, free be people, And personalities are not struck at the main artery of theheartof Super American Empire Stn p the struggle of Black pec and other cause our programs, our td oppressed people. That i rests of the peo However, the Black Panther Party which is th ve of ple. wants everyone to know that we appr ter,Angvela yi for she our winning, of our survival, of our beings er,Angela Davis, for she ts here, struck al our unity, t herself a unifying factor in the struggle of Black »ple, of all oppressed people free, Divisiveness is the mc pressor has to zi oppressed ’ masses struggle for liberation, revolu b to survive, to Itve, fight the racism, tion, Every attem as been to w fascism erialism wider which weall separate owe forces: the killing of ow commor uffer and to put an end to this leaders, the ling of those who open nc i re ver an seni ate our now world. ly oppose the fascist ruling circle, th the And uN the peopl to i 4 that extreme use of the mass propaganda gra the Biack ] er Party stands behind media to determine how we think about gre pela. For by everyone's making known each other, co-optation four state gania his support of Angela, we can barn the ments and revolutionary slogans. P power structure’s trick into our gain of this ciety ingela has been the example herself, in need r action i practice, that to Free The Th ‘imp { f en ingela isto free Ruckell, Bobby, Ericka, has withst« “ sylaid, short-st l!hbyanydevisesor George, all political prisoners, the people! 4s mon, For has withst jesions of these vict nations, and has bwcome and history ave on the side of thet Bul tf we unbe divided ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE! and assass stronger in our commitment fo our peo in the long THE BLACK PANTHER, SATU DAY MARCH 13, 1971 PAGE 4 THE STERILIZATION BILL ™ Bleck Community Infor matios Center end the Peopke’: Rights Organization aligned them- ‘ oe Ubegitimsace chike mit to sterilization & welfare. The people of Nasirville, Tennesee protest blatant violation of social protection of all mothers and children, selves with ccher local groups te fighe the passing of he’ Scerilizs- then tit" before Se Ste Legisia~ Rights, 5 tare of Temreasec, ‘The [itil stages Nathens (Article 25, sections } and 2) This Mill ts & clear vinietice of Gee “‘untversal Delaretion of Home seed by Ge United * muet mb der toatay i shoul! be soted thu the Kater ts one ofthe few cvustrics that refused torettly Ge declare thee. Section 2ofthe Charter states: "Motherhood eotitied to 4 an <hikbood are spectal care and assis- children, whether bore of wedlock, shall enjoy the tection violates the United Nathons and choarly thows that these * will goto avy mess t¢ ze Gleck People from ou ts. Genocide! Ihe I y ines ville res bby set- ting up py 2 is froct of he Hate Leglebeeure. The pigs leat rey De pesole respoected £ the péchecs with boyish Laughter and fer dey of & alusted the circes and decided Gat we must take mere positive acticn indealing with ese tuffoens, ‘The resuk of this meeting was 4 State-wide Gomoo-- tration te bet held is Nashville on March 5, 1971. The demonstrators, eter to shew our objections, were to take over he State Legisie- ture, And by this we the people could vote down ani pase ills that will meet he needs of the pyeeiend masses, The masees of Termesser are beginning to realize tha te only way Gey willbe beard ls to take direct political action and deal wih these pigs by any 40d all means necertary Serve the Teepte Bleck Comumaalty teformation (emer Nashville, Tenn, oJ People of the community picket state Legis- lature of Tennese FAMILY ASSISTANCE PLAN AND WELFARE -RACIST INSTITUTIONS The Sistery of inetitetions lized facie in America bas created & continuing patiern of discrt- mination wt reflects Keel in the distriteeion of income. Over the past twenty peors te median or average familly Income af people bas been only x” t ef the averege white me, te 19 the « ne family’s income was while the average (lick nily made only $620. This rectem & reflected ts the welfare rolls, 17% of all Black prope in the are forced on te we are WE of all white prope cipeents nites States A bot has Seen g0i4 about bow deme ari welfere is, bow bow the payment levels are, tow poe Le wrlfae sce suse ft it be net well unterse tha Ge welfare sytem incl! ftvides rect econ les based on tb get, peytical ecterietice megories are no Gesigned that flack people fall inte Ge ooo & aye the lowest level of benet treats 6 ‘ Slack people are it ‘ «Gree velar t ten Guat kt he aged, dissdied, « blind, In the fourth and largest category. Al amilies +t ~ieminnt Chlbtres, Pix Hacks constitute half the case joad. APDC payments are wigel fieaetly lower than gr ets te re- cipteras & the other three cote Age Ansist ely for ve ver o of five OAA rect Peer are white. lb Alabama aged ie receives HM 4 morth while an AFDC family f two gets only $52. Otse pays an ages be $200 but an APEX farrily of the seme stan only $140, Only twelve states pay ¢ tame « ums 0 mah OAA & AUX ecepients. The rest give ae © ged ove d» federal autberities say mily with growing chikire code 4 larger amoant This diecrimdsath coum federal policy w ew welfare dill er FAS the family program which re places AFDC will provide « The adu caeegery which re the e9 categ ce les to # tinghe inde th * statement tseeed Fete bd Welfare < goverment will « . & ing feral vere ace tt cheer that eet t eany te get off The aduk category will be te a of the welfare Geparument and wperated by he alnogether fab Security \drmtabetration WUNARAT TT IIT Hy el | Aged, Cisabied axd Dilla’ peo~ ple will be able to walk fste a Social Securizy office sign « form stating that they aeed finae- cial asetetence and they will be oa Ge rolls miject caly be random simple audits, Oe er band the faardiies will be required to sulenlt Ge sane endless displey of rect re- ceipes, payroll subs, birth certi- ficsnes, and court orders toureck down absere forhers tht charec= te Ge preen wellare wyrtem. tn seperate actions Ge Nixew administration «4 oced 4 cut- ach in AFDC-UP, « program that aide Bleck families with + father te the heere, and an tnvestige- tee of AFDC families with federal cfficlals entering peo- pie’s homes. At the same Ge H.£.W, refuses to investiga the treed committed by ee welce departments in desying AFDC recipients t wiclationct federa) ¢ Sone while Heakeh, . and Welfare steed by. lect people To Summarize: are forced oo boce Ghat far gle are <y where they > greater abuses benetns in ali Det This example of rectem is be- the federal bew WE etched ine by the Family Asststence Pie wad the actions of the depart. ment of Meakh, Education and Welfare The begining of the Black peo~ Pie of Cairo’s current struggie, was March Ji, 109, uden the white vigilastes of Cairo phot ity he all-Bleck housing pro- ff ject foe ever 2 1/2 hours. This wer Het he first time whites had dene such violence co Blacks. it marked « new age, however, in that Bleck people stood reciets sod refured te give ino these actions which were meare te beep the Bleck mom “in his place”. Shortly after the soct-cut the Bleck citizess began an econsenic Boycott againes their etre op- presecrs. They sekd; “Whee Nate Must Go or Bleak Folks Will Keep Their Dough”. The whltebats Cid not go-= they are wl) bere and actively involved im violence agsinst Dlecks. How- ever -— nekher did De Boyoutr step. & te ertli ts strong effect. At 4 mateer of fact whireher GS mt fe-~ bt store after Stere of the white merchants hes had to Go, and others are StL) godng as the errength andde~ termisaice of the Black people Grows and grows. Soom after the iboycott began the Black people began their or~- S*absttion-- The Untied Pron, ‘They called the Rev, Charles Koen te returs to Cairo, Oe place of hie birth chikthoed and youth, Ranlzation aad has helped create a | pe oerdernpedy ‘The United Frost tos, Gr eagh opposition from te Mayor, the white chtivess, the Governor and DEFENSE. TO FREEDOM AND LIBERATION Piette F Black people boycott White racist merchants in downtown Cairo, the Federal Governmest hat re- maleed. Early io the struggle, Owing the sxnerer of [%9, the Prone traveled to the Sate Capi tol with » ‘"Resebution to Save Cairo", Pharoah Ogilvie hard. foed his heart, arrested wver 20 Proet supporters sod refesed te acto the Resolution, Like Ogtvie, the city of Catro ant (Ore Retall Merchants have turned Gown one specitic proposes! after ancther which het been Grows up by Ge Front as « means of ending the rectal tarmell aad which wouk!l bel bring peece and harmony to the city of deep trouble. They, Ike the Covernoe Fesponded, net with love, but with mare violence, Toduy more than 200 sdSitdensl State Police are bere 4 he request,of the Meyor. The police seige of the Ubeck Community incdaded these us well ag whitetets, and city and County lew enforcement ageactes, Lyte new = Frees tfictals = have Sevebged dacusents of propress to pabenit to respocs ible olficlals avd Dusineeamen ins compeehese ave program to seve the city, The Black people have, for he most part, nights of shoceings by whites into thelr oeighborbouts aod Somes Many have bees wounded, Tragi- cally tome have lost their lives, Dilek peophe have oot returned e violence t the whites, They have defence thensejves in eas homes, Hundreds have been ar-* rested bi Cairo. The Front has put Up ever $50,000.00, be cash a bends. Many (lacks have been beaten, Harrassinent and ina dation are & Constant part of thelr Hives. Dut their spirit remains nen Tuesday, March 16th, 10:00 am San Rafael, California | Marin County Civic Center Your Day in Court ! THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IS PROSECUTING ANGELA AND RUCHELL IN YOUR NAME (THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA VS. RUCHELL MAGEE AND ANGELA DAVIS) COME TO THE COURTHOUSE AND STAND OVER ved through DO THE BLACK PANTHEN, SATURDAY, MARCH 19, WTI PAGE S FROM EXPLOITATION AND RACISM Miss Joyce Gilkey, a victim of racist sniper fire, speaks at a rally at St. Columbus Church high. Their swareness and under Manclings are deep... Econemic Gevelopment is a teelity, A clothing store: 4 food marhet; and the beginnings of « shopping center, bog delayed by (tege] means by the Mayor will be belle. Other programs in ome Dioyment sod probation are be- bee developed on 4 cooperative baste, So thet all the peepie can benefit. Peiltical education os « contioukg nd meaningful basis hele jeed the Ulecks to more realistic and understandadie tne volvement in tee etruggie, iy the Federal Courts, the Proet has filed 4 dozen or more woke galt Ge oppressive agescies in Caire, Some Seve dees wos, Others will be. Blacks serve oo juries. Today & is harder for the judicial system to teat 4 Bleck man tn Alene THE SHOULDERS OF THE COURT ON THIS DAY THE COURT WILL ALLEGEDLY HEAR THE MOTIONS OF THE IN ORDER 10 GUARANTEE THE SEMBLANCE OF A’FAIR TRIAL, THE PEOPLE MUST BE PRO°CNT IN SAN RAFAEL TO STAND OVER THE SHOULDERS OF THE COURT AND THE STATE. aeder County to the peciventiary o* rusped-<p cherges Dasever before, They sometimes still go. We mest do more work is his important ares, Nencreds of Gwoussnds of Collars in fooderuff and cheching D48 Ween lets ibeted without cost to the poor of Soul Valley, as the Blacks howe reseed Link Der. These came from the Con eagicms of fy emits and sup America are aware of the plight of Coton, pest, aad adi Dae cmse of en elaberae i cation systens Geveloped by the Front and because the Rev, Koen and cher leaders of te Prone have treveled hundreds of thou- sands of miles te tell the Cairo ster THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1971 PAGE ¢ ARMED BLACK STUDENTS DEFEND WILMINGTON CHURCH DURING PIGS SHOT happened bere as an chose w a tnwurrection a5 seything I've ever seen, " said one obeerver. a 130 Thuredey, Feb. i8 th, 1971, Bemichte detectives and reguiar achoot became is at ocge tely (CO am. atone city patrol pigs. Grocers eere wolwed « wey oc ateter,’ ty be f (Mrnesconl, stopped two fabeely arrested and held on eus~ fort write 4 ticket fer anal- picien 4 leer rebeesed. The ruty, ame violation, Antrvggic § Py Joo Deressconl wes reper~ fended Wit: oe was shot twice, ted is crizical condizion. Severs} Qarch whic The trothers (ledon feet Jeaving the hours later afner margery it was community certo, from atts by mareuling Kiarsmre ant lice, One Disck phidemt anc oof Kisneman died ts the ottecks. Meer foor black puiilic school Hudets were wetpended for «i- beged participation in ( acts] cle- turdences, students fot tegether and demanded * ttocies roe grams, gremer black controt over decisbon-mebig, ands belkiey in beoor Masti Lue ther King from ree Wilmiegt wT they were stopp xd went stated char this feultredicer weak te 4 bouwe ks the nearby sllwhite Live, All suspects beld havebecs erenity, They tedtherce- released and ott het bees ichert of the boone to hold as «boe- charged with the shooting anal this tape aad Cootioued toflecinbiscar. writing. Shortly after Dus, the bomtage wee =PIG SHOT AND KILLED released and shortly after thatthe car was foexd abandoned is the On Pridey, February 19,1971, of aisck = commanity where the “Pteximacely 10000 pan, pig brothers escaped to safety Hazard P. BomerfieM was shette By oot Ghours larer, the death. SutterfieM wes shot eoce be terme ey, Gere was a great te- et Chest when be answered his freee creae tn the perce stage tharage. Hoot. tie staggered back andfell high schools, Aboyooer ef chatees , ity, end arrests of 4°04 oshis living roomfloor. Tew was called when the cky tector! Slack pe ts efforts te oewe the 1 Ste youths have been ag. acmandstrators retused to cege= Senpects. Erothers were kidnapped Dut have not bees charged, tlate the detente ooh Oe ~ te streets sod several homes dents were vemped omby theSeattic pig ALL FOWEA TO Thi PEOPLE Om February 4, de vecend diy depactinent. These inched FL, NUC.CF, Seatke, Washingsee | of picketing, 2000 susdeas snd : Gregory ongresational Church, supporters marched on the caty | ball to nce agai: peesene Wilmington, N.C. eer smn ‘ shee, drag = i 4! its effices padlocied, to one of hex Whee te marc rere ” cars eat bk: ¢ mM Gregory Chorch, hey f deuh, The police chem they that bomb rheeats } ad precedted thet Michell in pelf-defense them to Ge cherch. Since Wi) 4s bundred Netignsl Quards- men come in oo Petewary 7 ant Wibningta: “qeeeed dows. ultecs, Le were auker Wilegten bee hog been « tlie - - bed of Kier activity, te 5 phe tn the charch Deeen te datld Derricudes and erm thermewbres, of the blacks shy etnnese fearing a3 armed aia, iciéent. 4 presscre from Be That night, bande of prowting The pest Gey, © * tire clty povernmert, ashe te ane Kiesamen comerped ce tte Deliewed to be Set by arsonters Certs (> Jeove. The students re~- church be care sad pict aptiveis broke . <h from the tursed te thely hemes ba the boided with wrapeen. Tlwy drove church, om a teat re- mitstity eee Jerpiet ser sighe through the pelice tine fused to exter the wee, They the white minterr of Gregory set up 4 few Decks from the — finally showed up ene hour hater, Church was fired tor » church. Some of the men eped e the studeets, The oeat night, 4 ot of thelr trocks al begant chs Crtachment ‘5 Nattorns} shoot. The blecks fe re- the fire, Police whe showed Cuardemen ind bea! tice tursed shets, and fatally weaned «with the firesnen, tegen shoting «= Charged be charct ome of De KMleemer a the people oeer de fire, The and mechine guns Police cleie Out the cond police repestedly sat Steptce tees, Det otly he mas, iervey Curber, wee post Mitchell, 4 member of the stu- there te meet € ELDERLY BLACK MAN'S BACK BROKEN BY PIGS Leonard Parker & 4 Myeerelt Mf he bas done all oe Slack resident of Poensr, Arine~ asked for my driver’s Ucense. | made me so wick I vomined, id be did why work’ he be ms. Mr. Porber is hetaber of six gave Ir te Mim. ite asked me if | The paper sabt (Artsons Re- free withat booed os Ale oe chikires, sll of whem are sci st nat ewer bat 4 tickes before. I pmlic February 71) that recegeizance? home, ibe ant ors. Parker have cass n5 nan testified | ast te ham, Dlack people must de seeomthing been married for 24 years. Mr, “FURIE you, PURE you" Tht ghee hts. Diack people must bee me some pills for my back. They Copmen, the police officer, - Dot for # while. ike said, c “Well if you haven't had « tichet Parker bas worked 44 the fon heteore . You're gemma pet ne new is nee crue, I newer sadd anything = come deb for 35 years. weever, 88% Then be bit me ( [had comes cat lhe that, I was jute orying to de- Cuacerned shout Geir owe his dete, Mr, Parker «ill prop- ’ brocher’s plight. The charg~ hones = af myc the heed sod Ipratted feud mysed. During the hearing os sgavut Mr. Parker are as- Boly sever be ke te work weal, ne te Has back was Dorten by shout tee 4g. Phoenix police officers ete were moot hie bei o@ 2, E jue him because | knew if he got the Oleck officer (Widey rice) sault with iotect to comundt cut teetified tag | told ham te “ der, Oree charges of ebetrect~ Guagenss, Agein Chit wie another ing 4 police officer, and aaasalt free be would kill me, | told him! Allegedty “arresting him” Te souht bok bin uetil some more lie. { don’t see bow 4 lack man tuteat! te de great bedi & whe eppeoed: dficers came, Then we coult hawe can be on tetr Golicemes’s) a i weal sean ca the wrth so he me Cot, gegtee it straightened ot. Then a vide, Eves 4 police cf- porner that the ch shook! happened on Nowember 7, 197% lack man come ue in Ms cor. fe ticer you thould be able to de be get prensa 5 trere~ R wus eet 2200 FM. inthe of sak be was a fticer, ite peed oo his to tell me treed. ey ates etane hes ect baa permen, | wee ga my wey heme = gr teed wa, He was asatnned : from work. I waegeing & Being to shoot me. Ipat Chape co Leceard Parter has Se fedlh Shot take 2th Sereet oer University Se from of me te at te defend ny the railromd treck#.1 Then some is police officer was driving like be was craty, going foal feet. | pulled ever to he hae Se he Conkt pe be peclbect Aer victim of the eats lishment whose agent is the policeman. Mr, lurker steyed } De hespital fer oat tev weocehe Mt hae peeliminary hearing he ha ele character witnesse Mtolee erger Coney MQtvcery 1h Wert Jefferson Dorn, Aritees EMG came who tes- ower «mer o sed police Th) were : én. ted efor «tew D . wht Gonad tha te Ce ne hey pul ane in 6 police ‘cic Leonard Parker charges agsineg Mr, Packer be Bthic, The police officer tatied me . back broken by pigs Sroppet. Mr. sad Mrs, Decker with the mun fer a 6 . : on tent we icurred qemerae aan eet ten the bef tice ‘ ' ey aget + lngal and housebobl engemee meme tht mot give haem « tiche R . teat did't *. They hawe tear chives & | app : - ’ } wees sevee drys bt nee. These Se comer @ ¢ Sal : ‘7 : * tee tue the “ue Veteads for Me, Marker , G * 1 | ? Decrets, March 5 <~ How the Army “uses mental and psycho- fogical tactics” to civide Diack US, soldiers from the Views- mese wie Gerceibed in consi- were chosen to be set first into villages of women and chidaren.” he said. “Dbecks were pat on gacbage Geotail where they bat te give gartege to Vietaamere people. The people lived aff the land before, bur thetr food eepply Despite tere reciet tactics. InGian vecerss Charles Maney said, “1 get to know Oe Viet~ mamese people there, aed | knew Gary were just bike us. Fee grows oo with racism, The sane mae~ sacres happened NO yware age to the Indian people. As for they put smallpox bn the blankets to give te Oe Indians.” Veterant told bow 40 black Gls joined * rebellion of ciri- ane in Ohdnawe after + mother ef 10 was billed by #trect drives by 4 drunken sergemt. As acian tokt te wudieoce, "1 wan calbed men since we were brought te this country in chatas, 490 years “G0. & is the knowledge mut of ber son shows the spirh ant Will to resist slavery, theo his Geath by the bande of the racist ruling cless is bevituble. Te~ ay bs Loatelana everyone bas « Felstive, # Orieed, = hover that han bees in or be in this tleve labor camp. Some of them re- turning cripples in mind and bodyt seme of them sever te be Seen of heard cf agein, This evil nbemase eystem of forced leer of Beck men is one of the mary cleer-ct contradic- thoes Ghat exist beteees the rul- tee clase, the fanctens, and De poor oppressed masses In the Deep South hat ip a daily re- minder hut Uleck peuple are otal sleves. Angola Stute Peattestary Keo oo the Mississipps Kiver in Nort Leuttiens fn « shallow valley. Gronically, the land thar hes bell bole was bollk on was denatad to the Stee by « Bleck woren,) The shave ledor curp resembles & bage plactarion that is border ed on one side by ewamp and the Tiver sad on the other Guree shies by woods and hills, There are no commenigies of any bint chose by, aad the caly relish com- municstion with the eutside is by shottwave redic, There it only “Jap” aed “Geek” constantly all through training. | was pot 41- lowed tm exter the PX several tines because I am yellow.” Accther Ashen-Americen vet~ ere told the audience, “There- bocation of Vietnamese to camp sorfkes beast to me because my parents aod japsnese-U 5, chti- wean were ‘relocated’ during the Second Work! War, This recism is brought home tw the U.S, Asian people are referred te as gooks by retercing servicemen la Oe Los Angeles eres, Mrocitios are happening right bere. Two Aster teechers were hitchihing; they were tewtally bessen by reciets oe badly they epent six moathe by Be howpital. “The systematic and de liber - ate genocide of Miackh and Asien people through ute of reciem ost cannet be albvwnd any borg- er. These are crimes sgaleet all people, working clare snd Third Week! people im che US, HOW PROTEST 5 HANDLED A few Dlecks whe “talk up” De military are giver good jobs, while the majority are sect ite combut, sccording te former mess sergeant Larry Brooks, now a auto worker, "} played on Whitey to get + good job," be said, “Dot tbiew Be, LT etarted rapping aad orgenl~ ring meeting? la Oe mess ball every wight “They took my tempersture where the rape of young prinee- ts ts commenplace, And men fig, sod nometimes Hil one water over te favers of 4 “"gab-toy”. Homesenuality ls en- couraged by the prises hierarchy to premote Giruntty anc farther Gegrace the unfortunate brothers thet are pest there, Mere in Lowlsens the Saste Pen Rectery ls rue for Ge dus) por- pote of Mring the pockets of the ruling class and thelr running Gog lachies, snd to break te opicigs cf young Dleck men be~ fore Gey organize and move to correct te injustioes tet the fasctets Leve perpetrated ageieet the Disce people and poor op- Preseet people of Batya. To be assured of 4 commtant supply of Bleck labor, perbacic sweeps are made in the ghetres, And if you are Miack, young und bave come to the sotice of the pigs, you ean expect to spend pome- time be the cane feekte ct cotton fields or in te forest. Ant if yeu show Oe slighest resiamce to this beeaking-in, this “con~ dithening™, you are marked as & “bad migger”’ and for death. There are several methods uied ty mercer Bleck moro ot Agels, Most of the guards are [lect, and sect me to © peyebéscrict, 1 cooled i aetile, Gen | copped agais, They sect me on 4 Shey wecation to Thailand. Whee f got back, all the brochers eo mens bad beee pect into Combet, 1 asked where they weet, and wan told, “cool i’, You'll be out ia few days, Then Gey mx ne home. Back home te the auto plane, reciem: aod regressicn are Ge same bot take different forms,"* frocks ected. te hie plane be said, Dlacks are pues the hardest jode, Rhe Ge hammer shop ard the Meam room, Comparing plest conditieas to military bife, he said. ‘The working cosditions are De same, Tm goimg thereat fell right few. Ne sabd ste workers need “'s shorter work week, opportenity foe biacks to de Ge sane ed a8 whites, more dig’ y om He jo, a beast Drte weeks vacation time, more represent ation isthe union.” William Light, aise am sate worter, said, *The compeay Orestened te Grow me ou for handing cot Winter SelGer it~ eracare.” Light was refused emoboymrert three of four tines at Cifferent places becouse be was be Viet~ nan “T've cilied to white guys Gocriminmed sgsinst because hey wore in Vietnam.” be ad- THE BLACK PANTUEA, ATUOAY, MARCH 19, 197) PAGE 7 ANGOLA- SLAVE LABOR CAMP OF LOUISIANA U os privoer steps oa of the chow line, of im tow slow cutting cate, OF Teme scroes 4 snabe ie the cotton flelse and Rape out of the row te keep from getting biren, be will be shot, In the fields there is a White man Ghe Captain) om «4 white bores, ower- seelg the work. ZF 4 priser pres tee close to ie pig, be will be shot without warning. 4 prisemer f4lm of bs puedes off the back of ome of the trucks or trailers, he will be stot tn February of this year, five brothers, ages 1 te B sto had jem gears to Acgols, were in Ure to get work gloves. Since there weren't enough glowee to go around the brothers broke the Une In 45 stnempe te be one of the few to receive Gem. Ati five were shea and billed by bect- ching murderers, before they tven realized what hed happened, in Jisuary of this year a 17- old bwecher, ralirosded aod, They figere that ey Cf eopectally tn infarary, be either eraay or rallitace.'* “| came home te this freedom. a black veteran declared. "On my way to + meeting the police stop ped me. They sow this Wieter Sobdier badge ... and bepe me ts jail all wight. * frecdor for (ack people and poor oppressed meses Drought he work, 5 LONG) LIVE STRUCOLE THE PROPS WACS FIGHT BRASS AT FORT LEWIS On jemuary %, at Pt. Lewis, pesttle, Wistingten, Sp ( specieRet, foarth cles ) Joveptlee Riviera wes om sick call in bed ie ber berrechs, Rex gardioss of this fact, Oe rectet brass ordered ber out of bed and back te work. Josephdse’s CO Gommunting officer) personally come te the barrechs soderdered her cut of bed, The CO threstened her with acourt martial, she refused te obey Gls order. Josephine told her "te go abead tnd the woukl get whel wes Coming te her’, At this poiat the OO 3 Vasquer, # WAC who wae Jo~ nape ine's Commmate, Came to ber Jefeare sat oth women foughd off the OO and ber gang. Bee women were restricted on pretrial confinemert to an okt coord shack, tthe moet deserted a REVOLUTIONARY INTERCOMMUNAL DAY OF SOLIDARITY FOR POLITICAL PRISONERS rast Political Prisoner '\.REMEMBER, YOU MAKE THE REVOLUTION. WE CAN NOT FREE POLITICAL PRISONERS, ONLY THE PEOPLE CAN FREE POLITICAL PRISONERS.” F 4 Ne m~ FREE ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS BRIC wa 1 HUGGINS t) Polit al Pri RUCHELL MAGEE Political Prisoner Also post BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION FOR HUEY P. NEWTON MINISTER OF DEFENSE OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY AND SUPREME SERVANT OF THE finds: SONG OF THE YOUTH TO HUEY P. NEWTON Four hundred years, BLACK PANTHER GEORGE JACKSON Political Prisoner PARTY INTE J JOHN CLUCHETTE Political Prisoner RCOMMUNAL NEWS SERVICR MARCH 13, 1971 A FLEETA DRUMGO Political Prisoner APOLOGY The Black Panther Party wants Brothers George Jackson, Fleeta Drwngo and John Cluchette, the Sole- dad Brothers, and the world to know our profound regret and embarrass- mentoin omilting mention of your case during Revolutionary Intercommunal Day of Solidarity. Our only consola- tion is that no error on our part can erase from thi minds of the People the concern and solidarity they feel with your siruggle for justice and liberation. The Soledad Id the strugele world here Babylon. yppress a Peopl hopes of the world lie ase 5) The masses of with us here, for our fight is the final fight to destroy the American tm- perialist monster, Brought to these shores in chains, worked as beasts of burden, prodded on by the lash, now our sweet justice lies in the fact that ave the dagger at the heart of the beast, As the imperialists nm madly world, trying fo hold Empire togither, vight in thety un around th thetr are the ner- ux and have fulfill for the histori midsts will ¢ humanity vi this china ability ivy deaths here is the spirit eater than in th TO THE SOLEDAD BROTHERS curity prisons of the U.S, The pigs lust for your blood precisely because you are a living example of the strug- gle for liberation, uider the most in tense oppression, The oppressor must kill the example of resistance; wherever it appears, And the oppressor intensifies his viciousness when the struggle goes on in hig maximum se~ curity colonies, Therefore your sing- gle is the highest manifestation of ours, of Black People and all op- pressed people to defeat imperialism, Your continued and «xam- ple provide inspiration fo those of us in minimum security. 7 FREE ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS existence COMRADE GEORGE JACKSON ON ANGELA DAVIS GEORGE JACKSON, POLITICAL PRISONER participation with such me devices as massive electorial xy not be Fasciam has three faces: Its face an ing- “Out of Power’, parties, partisans pseud lectuals engage the vanguard parties of the mobilizing masses, their part na produces isans and intellectuals for control of have little significance the real 2 disintegrating socicty’s quality of social life; and ms spec- and political life; its fa tacular leisure sports that break down but not securely’’, wher ntrolled riot vanguard less } | politics that it may or necessary to zt; a cornucopia of jum goods that cconomic “In Power, rime is to little mor than a going about the business of where strangers mect, pout cach the vanguard parties and partisans of other down and often trample one the still rebelli masses; and, another to death on the way home; finally, 3 third face, ‘*In Power and and iitra-nationalistic, ritualistic secur events on days to glorify the idiots Fascism then is a mo who died at war for the ruling class, ind adeveloping, chang or other days to deify those who sent -a continuation of a historical proce the old bourgeoisie authoritarian his- 5, Ite emergen them out to die to C periments tn what | term co si- tive social mobilizark via ti guised ain firet, to creat ur that x feeling { unit petition through government interven- tion thus is reduced tw little more than sport on the same par as the foxhunts, yacht races, golf and polo Fascism is reform from i ible governing hand’ of Adam Smith and the battle cry “‘Iniseez faire’, from the French revolution to something quite different; Vilfredo Pareto’s ‘governing clites"’ and Lord Keyns' controlled corporate Cap. italism. The dream of monopoly and ation among the ruling class the core of the fascist matches. elements is arrangement. It should be clear that the type of regime, or number of fascist parties, or formalization of political activity within the fascist state has little mean- ing at all, tt reduces consensus polit. {cal machinery, complex, massive and also state-controlled co totalitarian. n swept the modern in- s of two ism, Fasci dustrial world on the great depressions (1920 to 1925, and 1929 to approximately 1938-39) and two at wars, World War I and World War Ul, A few of the first re- gimes fell as either the result of the people’s egalitarian socialist moves yr due to competition among yeral fascist nations whose mili- tary-ir rial based economies moved inevitably from the quasi-closed state to uncontrolled expansionism, World War Il was the result of fag- industrial, expansioniat economic policy, Amerikan Fascism and matured to its apex= al aN gemer or let’s say rearrange t, since economic reform and disguise are its key com- the cist militan survived, its moet log ponents, When we speak of an Amerikan rul- ing class and their substructural rul- ing elit F ct from other forms of the arrangement, we are drawn lineally without important in- terruption to the Robber Barons; and if we trace their progress and violence, and the American authoritarian histor= ical process back to this very day, We can easily arrive at just why the fascism of Amerika is the episodical- ly logical fruition of the movement. Many of the national character traits of the latter half of the 19th century were later to be found in fascism, | refer to both the psychological traits evinced by the overt racism that has always permeated Amorikal ociety, its ultra-nationalism, and 1 historically violent drive always to¢%~ pand to the next frontier, Then there ire the social institutions themselves, reaching as far back, at least, to the late 19th century, that support through cooptative devices the private pre? chool, elite universities, right wing nities, sororities, debutante ner camps for h and od trate bull eul institutions, the‘*right’*chara= ties and clubs, Though somewhat less conspicuous today (for fear of raising or helping to raise resentment) these same psychological traits and the institu- tions that support a closed ruling class and their hired or co-opted rul- ing elites are still very much part of the capitalist scheme, All simply tends to work more smoothly with the ‘‘new deal.” 1 mentioned a closed ruling class and their co-opted ruling elites, This doesn't mean new people are not con- stantly being assimilated into the rul- ing class and others leaving, It simply means that the process is regulated, Co-optation does reach down to the very lowest classes also: fascism in its third and secure dimension allows for some social mobility--cven for the lowest, In fact, ir’s t necessary of the state . Fascism Ople, even the snatches up ed, educates ses them to be state's and help with goes down amo: Black of the p the most talen her with nkee and gh thelr her time nd have the end strengthen ver the masses, ist ma- neuver, al thening state, B of our late that single fact Stand why they are now so @ . to destroy her, They hate to make mistakes, especially serious ones. They very stupidly handed this gifted Black woman the means of their own destruction, She brought her gifts back to us; she never really left us. Over the last year or so of our exchange of confidence, 1 am certain that Angela Davis had the seeds of revolutionary consciousness planted decply in her character from early childhood, | see this possibility reflected in every one of her contributions to our struggle. Jost how many of us after working for years toward a lucrative profes- BLACK PANTHER PARTY INTERCOMMUNAL NEWS SERVICE MARCH ! 4, 971 € sion would have, when challenged by the hated state, stood up, neck stiff 43 a stecl post, and denied not her- self or us, but the life style and system that vainly attempted to trap her in its dying contradictions, But the affair at U.C.L.A, was only 4 small event in the maturation of this extraordinary, revolutionary Black woman, that l hold in the great- est of esteem, and whom | and we are forced to love in a very, very special way, My efforts to prove to the fascist enemy that the concen- tration camp technique will not work on the Black man in America could never have progressed as far as they have without the combined efforts of the Black Panther Party and the great sacrifices this beautiful sister has had to make in speaking for me. She spoke for me, for all of us trapped in the double-maximum security hell of Amerika’s hidden repressive institu- tions, She has carriedherself through- out her political life above reproach, For Bobby, for Ericka, for us in the California death camps, her well- worded message was the same--Free- dom, Stop the quasi-legal lynching, But it would do her an injustice w mention these overt thrusts against the enemy state as her only contri- bution to revolutionary practice, She has and continues (from a heavy max- imum security situation of her own) to deal with the many contradictions that seem to hold our revolution in the doldrums, Some time ago she took on the additional responsibility of at- tempting to inject new life into the Amerikan Communist party with the explosive doctrines of Black liberation, She has never failed during her mem- bership in the A,C.P, to oppose those policies or the ideology that did not reflect the realities of the class and race antagonisms of present day U.S. A, The sum of her political activiry, throughout, has been non-sectarian and conducive to what I feel we all should be striving to achieve--a united left. As Black people of two separate political parties, she believes with me that we should not accept ready-made passed doun, older, and often not ap- plicable internal, ideological battles, As Black people of two separate polit- ical parties, we both find it very easy to agree that the Black segment of the lower classes must make up the vanguard of cny revolution that takes place here in the center of world capitalism, We have never foiled to agree on any subject bearing on rev~ olutionary political ideals, When cer- tain members of her party attacked Comrade Joncthan Jackson of the Black Panther Party for the “prac- tice’ of his beliefs, Angela attacked them, No reactionary A.C.P. policy or ideology or the individual who re- presents the policy or ideology is safe from her censure, They have heaped criticism back on her in turn, I do not think it fair that she should re- ceive criticism from her own party and the new vanguard also, I don't think any of us--as Black partisans- of the socialist revolution can afford the luxury of a protracted ideological Battle of any sort, We all live in the shadow of the gas chambers, or on @ collision course with a pig bullet. J am a convinced exponent of Huey Newton's and the Black Panther Party's stand on intercommunalism, Angela assails me with questions honestly and sincerely posed, | answer them, and question her on the value of the Black worker as a revolutionary agent, and © she presents solid evidence to the ef- fect that he is disciplined, forms nearly 30% of the entire industrial work force, and we meet, without the smallest hint of hostility, at the theor- etical juncture that, hypothetically, Huey'’s center city communes may be the vehicle for revolutionizing this all too conservative Black worker; then he in tum radicalize and revo- lutionize his White cowterpart, And finaliy we both recognize that ony contradictions in our beliefs are not basic and can be worked out with as- siduous revolutionary practice at the production and street level, Such dia- logue sincerely waged has to be the basis of a new revolutionary syllogism- exchange of ideals and practice minus any defensive reaction, The insecure and possibly counter- revolutionary elements of the A.C.P, represent Angela no more than do the Tabor couple, and RD, (Richard Dharuba) Moore, represent Huey P. Newton, The un-grounded attacks made on the Black Panther Party by these individuals of the A,C.P, must be viewed as they are--individualist and probably of an ulterior motive, All of the circular, cowiter-productive in- ternal struggles must be resolved be- fore we can move on our enemies; the ego must be taken out of revo- lution; the contradictions must stop at all cost and “by any means necessary’’. Angela Davis is no one's “‘darling liberal’, Lf she were she would not be sitting where she is now, And unlike Comrade Cleaver suggested, Angela has used her position as a noted poli- tical prisoner to focus the attention of all progressive forces on not only Comrade Bobby Seale’s jeopardy but Ericka’s also. Finally I feel that the real problems within Amerikan soctety, the grave tangibles at issue with Blacks inside this society, can only be resolved by pursuance of inter-communal “‘soli- darity’’, This is as important to our strength as the shotgun, the MI-Al, I call for an all out effort toward a united, progressive left! WAR TO THE KNIFE! A TRIAL BY COMBAT! POWER TO THE PEOPLE! Comrade George Jackson *nraged in support BLACK PEOPLE AND ALL OPPRESSED PEOPLE MUST MAINTAIN A UNITED FRONT TO FREE BOBBY AND ERICKA 1 t [ ce y ’ la } ' t p er laca ken ; x Has f " I le w ’ t , ale gy iS \ -aAv- f } Hack ft 1 l at uw Jobr inth . Tt und r ur they ¥ {f the t a t w » * Blo hs ' arty th ta t fe 1s { T I ; 1 we early 19 und w their only j t tant N r r t xd wi - hild, Ma wa born 1s weck I \ S tion it i t ‘ before J Ww ee 1a Boblr rf 1 bi wit ul t : vow | 1 r fc w ? ational | » . : t : | ) ul x 1 ka 1 tv ri f t fi > : k ttendin " 2 : th ‘ ‘ } 1 - ‘ } i T t i yy a t t 1 n : we t I Veg tror ” i THE BLACK PANTHE R, SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1971 PACE to Continued from last page BLACK PEOPLE AND ALL OPPRESSED PEOPLE MUST MAINTAIN A UNITED FRONT held in isolation from the main pri- son population and all other people (only immediate family and her at- torney are allowed visits) at Niantic ™ State Prison Farm near New Haven. For the past four months almost, Bobby Seale and Ericka Huggins have sat in a small cramped New Haven courtroom while the jury selection process has taken place. A total of more than 1450 prospective jurors have been examined and excused be- cause of either exposure to pre-trial publicity, prejudices against the Black Panther Party, Bobby and/or Ericka or Black people, financial or medical hardship, blind faith in the police de- 7 partment or any number of other rea- sons, Twelve jurors have been seated, The ‘voir dire’ (jury challenges) will continue until 2 alternate jurors are chosen. There are seven women jur- ors, four of them are Black, There are five men furors, one is Black. All of the jurors are middle-aged to old and none of them are revolution- aries, The defense has exhausted all of its 60 peremptory challenges while the prosecution has more than 20 left, On March Sth, the 12th juror, FOR BOBBY AND ERICKA AND ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS MARCH 13,1971 12 NOON BEAVER POND PARK NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT MARCH TO THE COURT HOUSE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: IN NEW HAVEN: (203)777-8718 COMMITTEE TO DEFEND THE PANTHERS— NEW HAVEN BRANCH IN NEW YORK: (212)228-77745 COMMITTEE TO DEFEND THE PANTHERS— NEW YORK BRANCH a blatant racist middle-aged woman, was seated over the defense’s loud objections, Defense motions to have her removed were denied and she re- matned on the jury. At this point Chairman Bobby Seale stood up, put his coat on, picked up his brief case and startedtoleave the courtroom, The pigs asked Bobby where he was going and he replied, *Back to lock-up’, Ten pigs surround- ed Bobby and jumped him in the court. room, After a brief scuffle to free himself, Bobby was forced back into a seat, He protested to the presiding pig, judge Mulvey, that the racist District Attorney, Marckle, had or- dered him into isolation 9 months prior and he had remained there since that time, Also, during the last 9 months, one particular pig whom he pointed out in the courtroom has con- tinuously harassed him, He told Mul- vey that he was a racist for allowing that woman to be picked as the 12th juror. Mulvey ordered Bobby out of the courtroom and the pigs removed him, tt is obvious that the defense has no control over what type of peo- ple will be chosen for the remaining jurors, Bopby and Ericka are young, Black revolutionaries, but lke every other Black person ever tried within the confines of the U.S. empire, they are being subjected to a jury of their non peers, The case of Bobby Seale and Ericka Huggins is the key test of the old pig method of attempting to define the rights and destiny of our people. It is the pig test to sce how far they can go, how much we will take. The pigs have always felt, since this case was first created by them, that ff they could successfully destroy the Chairman of the Black Panther Party, this example. would be so strong as to ward off any or all other people, the People, In other words, it would serve as a notice of the consequences of op- posing them, and thereby hopefully halt our struggle, stop our efforts for free- dom, in midstream. But when the people made it clear that we recognize this ploc from the beginning, they had to devise other methods, and try todivert our attention away from this case, Knowing this, we, Black people and all oppressed people, must maintain a united front to free Bobby and Ericka, We cannot allow any trick of the pigs to divert our attention from those peo- ple and issues that are important to us, We cannot allow ourselves to be confused by increased pig repression and pre-planned, intentional divisive actions by reactionary forces within the community, working along with the power structure, We must reaffirm the strength of our unity to set Chair- man Bobby Seale and Sister Ericka Huggins free, For it is certain that Free Bobby, Free Ericka means Free the People, ALL POWER TO THR PROPLE pelle ne oe eT ee ee ee ee THE BLACK PANTHER, SATUNIMY, MARCH 0, 97 PAGE BITTER BATTLES TO COME Twelve years ago, the peoples of Africa and Asia met in the revolution- ary capital of the U.A.R. to map out @ strategy for the eviction of colon- jalists from Africa and Asia, and for the liquidation of world imperialism, They formed the Afro-Asian People's Organisation, which soon grew into a great collective - a Movement of the peoples, not only of Asia and Africa, but of the whole of the progressive world, Today, the Afro-Asian People’s Or- ganisation meeting in Council in the new revolutionary capital of Libya, can proudly cast its eyes to the East of Tripoli, to the West, to the African land mass in the South, and even to the North across the waters of the Mediterranean, and will there see great young independent nations grow- ing on the ruins of colonial domina- tion - and all those who participated in the historic meeting of 1958, share the sense of achievement we all feel today, as we enter the dynamic, and highly explosive decade of the 70's, But even as we survey the world scene from this Northern City of Africa, we not only see the new flags of freedom flying where once Colonial- ism ruled supreme, we also see the banners of revolutionary amti-imper- jalist detachments as they engage the enemy in fierce and biter conflict in different parts of the world, Indecd, this Council meets at a time when, as never before, the strongholds of imperialism, colonialism, nco-colo- nialism and racism are being chal- lenged, harassed and attacked in a global anti - imperialist offensive which, even in the short space of time since the last meeting of the Council, has assumed a new intensity and a new ferocity, precisely because of the resolute determination of the peace-loving peoples of the world to seize, and retain, their dignity and independence, - a determin ation whic is matched by the equally resolute determination of the imperialists not only to retain what remains of thelr empires, but also to re- shrunken Oliver Tambo, A.N.C. President conquer and nullify the hard-won gain of the national Lit on movement, the world Socialist System and the toil- . workers and peasants of the world, Thus the e of the great and heroic people of Vietnam against U.S, imperialism continues unabated. intervention in the internal affaira of the people of Indo-China falls Into line with Washington's global strategy for domination; the intransigence of Israel in its continued occupation of Arab lands and its denial of the just de- mands of the Palestinian people has turned the Middle East into an ex- plosive battle ground seriously en- dangering world peace and security; the courageous people of Guinea Bissau are pushing the NATO-supported Por- tuguese colonialists out of Africa in the course of bitter armed confron- tation, while the Black masses and youth of America wage a militant struggle against racial discrimination, exploitation and U.S, imperialism, with the continuing resistance of the revo- lutionary people of Cuba and Latin America to the same imperialism; and in the embattled Southern Africa, the peoples of Angola, Namibla, South Africa, Mozambique and Zimbabwe are fighting wars of liberation against an imperialist-backed alliance of Por- tuguese colonialists, Rhodesian racists and South African fascists, str AN UNFINISHED REVOLUTION There is clear evidence that imper- falism is losing gro but it i@ also clear that the bitterest battles hafe yet to be fought In the course of Africa and Asia and for the complete defeat of imperialism, It follows from what | have said that the Afro-Asian revolution which AAPSO was formed to accelerate re- mains, and will yet remain, an un- finished revolution, especially if the nighty aniw-imperialist forces con- tinue in their present state of dis- unity, and if “massive” or “ine creased" material assistance to fight- ing peoples ends, where it begins, in speeches and resolutions, if therefore, | have any message for this Council Meeting, comprising militants and revolutionaries from the butde-fronts of armed conflicr ir is a simple one - Firstly, With the object of launching a decisive offensive to crush all resistance to the forces for peace and progress, let AAPSO initiate & new and powerful campaign to sink all differences and forge a solid united front to all anti-im- perialist forces, Secondly, Let this Council adopt a resolution in which ic deplores the fact that the tens of thousands of millions of the peoples of the world who support the national liberation movement cannot provide enough fire-arms, trucks, food, medicine and funds for even the handful of liberation movements fighting a- : gainst colonialism and racism in Africa, In conclusion, | wish to salute this Council Meeting in the name of the fighting people of South Africa and to acknowledge the valuable assistance ami support given by our independent brothers and sisters in Africa and by AAPSO countries, and by our brothers ,. in the socialist countries tn Europe, In particular, | salute the leaders of the new, dynamic and revolutionary Republic of Libya which joined the van- guard of the anti-imperialist forces continued on next page fi THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1971 PAGE 12 CUBAN WOMEN A STAGE OF INVENTIVENESS AND DRIVE BY ANA RAMOS SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF PRENSA LATINA ‘The deafening sounds of bos- oo, emall drums snd tum- bourtaes {lhed the Armed Forces “Gerardo Aoteu Porta” soctal ch, etere two hundred de gers from the Pederation Cuban Women gathered tp ana~ ype the dasic policies conere- ing women bs the revolution. ‘war an unique snd surpris- eg sight, A geod many of the delegates presest--represents- tives from the provicces andse- Glens --wore heir regeler work - te chthes while others wore the slacks end strew hare of eericukural workers and sill qchers were Greseed in the pink calforms ef the childres's dry- care centres, a Lurepeso journalist, Searching for the exotic, would Dave been teealty Gisconcerted Caring the ppeech given by ene of the Ministers of State when sgricekural workers tuddenty broke in and started dierritering fruits and vegetables from large Deskets while stinggig sheen. The drams marked the rhy- “= thme of 2 guaguance™ as Vilme + Espts, preskient of the Feder oe te importance of promoting trem the mass base, rearig applause i i i f i! a pete if! HH ii 1 felt = thet momen weight of my thihitieas confess 1 war unable to en- Gare that pace of winterrupted euteria Bk owas 4 December aherncon ie Hevess Garing whe Couns call ““wieter™, ts oder to heep the (rations! diviston of sea bens, The host wen unbearable those lent Geyer of 1970, 2 Gt- fiewlt year te Cubs, which had warted wih the arhitiog: geal of the ten millicn tens of sugar and bed ended with the bitter taste of @ task ace quite fished, The meeting's central epic Was the incorporation af women fete Ge laboer force and the tratsing of female cadres. foc poteee were orvicws ly closely re- lated tw the development of the Cubes economy. Legge is “They are conetectty aching = for more cadres” * The Federation of Catan We- mee (a0 orgenizstion which has mere than 1,300,000 meenbers, oe S4 percent of women abeve MM) & De charwel Grough which women tmgrove Gels ehcstion: in 1970 alone, 24,000 federstion beaders and 000 housewives ined otudy-groupe, wotle special Courses were gives to female agricelture! worbers. The principle report te the Plenary session peined out that “Qere's « coostent struggle to eliminste the negative factors affecting othe 3 prom ot cadres”. In other words: Fam- ily, personal thes and other such Problems womes confrost con- spire agaieet thelr geting «- bent". Why is such emphasis placed On raising De level of he ‘fed- eredas)" Because, 29 Vile Esplin explained in ber final re- Pett, the leadership of the reve- ution “is comstarchy athing os for more cadres te {ll respee- sible poskhens™. A recect ex- ample ts the Maistry of Light Industry: *' Fidel raised the poise that sech 4 ministry cught to be in the hands of the women’ gantsstion*--sald = Vibes Pr) the Pederstion thought of Nore Fromets Qogether with an sd- vhsory fermabe team) for the job". The promotes ef women t Positions of responsRily re- qptret 4 careful political anc cultural edocational process, The bucaireds of thousands of a>- prepared women, wie welfare first thme participeting bs pola~ teal activities Ghrough the Fed- eration, provides the base of caires who will evertually be ape to fl these jote, The beadership of the Revolution is aware of the fect that Cuban women, of the trhungé of there- Deliion, were handicapped in re- lation te men. Loched-ap teatte their homes, the feminine popu lation bad « mech Larger per~ centage of illiverstes 6% per- cost of Be twtal, B was sito quite commas tar women te aban doe subool after the sluth prede OF €ven earlier, aoc tor o very tmall percentage r te eco wry echeol. Derefere, the revolute fom « femisine population with « wary ow educations! level. The tasks price to promeeing wrmtes to jobs of responsd Qromething which has onty Deca parily accompliahed during the Lest Qwelve pears) wes be ehocate women ext luecr rigervasly Select Ge best ond peqpers therm for executive tanker Te undermine ands mak oc Among other thingt, the Peder - thee of women bs in charge of socked works & 10,000 fectal workers «bh ocenmrate fighting jevwadle delinquency « oct a8 echeol mechs Public heakh brigades we 52, O00 Pederatke members who coopersce with the clinics in carrying ut massive vaccins~ thon and so forth. At the base level, mere they 22),000 ketures ac) Gecutsions stot health were heki wih more Ges two Mmildten people sttending. Det Be FLM.C."s moat imper~ tent test at present is to cf. perme woes ite he laowr force «= # second item which was thoroughly aralyzed during the plenary sessica. Whea, ie 1959, Coe betioted the process of ecomcenic expe it needed the commry's ectire productive force. New- ever, & wes oot until IR4, when the large acricoltersi plans were started, that Cuban womes {n- tegraced in large members inao. Productive labour, E was esti- mated fs IMS, that the ferninine labecr force had increased 4 percest since 194. Ar present, moore thas 600,000 are sctually working. “There ts otill « barge gap betewen the umber of eccnen working And the totel sumter of women of working age’, said the Minister of Labcer, Jorge Rinquet, tn Ake televieton speech fest July 20th, And be Inslsted: “We see that here is still agrest reserve force, a greet difference betwees Oe sumber of somes whe work sed the total meaber of womens of working age’. As 2 i, the netional level, cut f each KO workers, 77 are men and I) ace women. R's an undeniable fact that De Feder 0 of Cuban Women has vache gx wat ett Yet puratiel 5 to the Jewerments, the desertion rate Por example: December 1% wpormcd 1 tee ietwur force. Of that betel, kept their ode, tut another sbamboed tens ds icg et ted, with a et in- XO women in ave ob- tequet be 1 Plessry See- ely te keep a f women in Geir * Wemenduus with Revolutionary Cuban sister practices fo change-over and with 4 tremes- ous effort to reach thas number sod thes beep them"'. Dering Ma speech of Septem- ber ind, Fidel askeck “'Whatpre~ bless must we solve firer? The spark of work, men's Gesire te work, of the ideal working con- Aktons } Work! Becense the ima) con@xions will noc be obtained will or with good ix « But with works". Now, this general cutline fer society at large, which departs from 4 baste truth (waheut work - tg, © underdeveloped society will never oO¢sin optimem work- tng conditions )Geserves a dreper tyes is the case of women. » the first place, the super~ structure of Cubin society still has the problem of male chee~ vine. “Locke, an excel- deot film, made by « groep of Cubsn directors, contains an epleede dealing precisely with this problem, In this respect, the Keological work of the FMC, if necestary to us- dermine these prejsdices, Ko- Sarto Fereander, Secretary of Production of the orgatization, comenesned: ‘We talk whh te women right be their homes, tad spesk to the cuen in the an~ sermblies, in the factories, We alway? fled esthusdasin and good Giepesicion among the women; the men gelther os fathers, bert~- bande «oor Brothers) resin Oe ides, tet when Gay are mace wware of the fect thas the re- wokaion needs women’s baer, Ge maprity change ine mints, Prejodke, therefore, be cot the enais problern. ewives into werkers™ The gresest barriers are Ge everycry ceterial Giffiowirier, There are 420 day-care cectres in Havana with 43,000 chikiren. Durieg 1970, 42 00 contres were established antibere are HM more peing Dullz, Sut x's ctwivus chet the total muamber Goes rot suf- tice te tbe care of oll the chiktres of working agF Worn. Eee top of this series pro- bles: we act the difficukies & Sistrteetion of focdandis which often meant standing tc time- coopemuing «lines, Ue ineulli- chest camber of worber’s Goby room, Ge problem of trew- portation (eepecially for thewe r guerilla warfare, = ee Akbough the massive in- corporation of women inte the labor focoe represents 46 eaor- mous step towards the lbere~ then of women and helps develop a effort to eliminate certain Prejations, « new contradiction will arise; women will work is Along «ich (508, the Gevelpe eet of the untes movement (Come tact with the workers, srotying Predtion prebleas, eacoure- cig Gisciplned working haoits, etc.) t also an iegertane step to Dresk with prejutices and “probtisice “ women er, 48 Vilns Eepés eapeeseed, “totrn houewtres inne worbers’*, All these probleme were dis~ coed ating =the pheaary meeting. The gelery axdesthast~ «am of the temboerines and Grams Gd oot prevent « serious i deep enalyeis subjects which are vital fer the Cpe excoomy, drigg de plenary meeting of FLC, When I beft the *Abres Fostan”* social-clab, the words of one af young, Pecheretion beders rever= wereied la my mink ‘These eo the most difficck pears and one mort have energy and ine veullvecess to overcome them'*, £ Qeprimed from “Direct Fro Cade" Mapetine = January, 1971 tare) ee continued from last page at a crucial moment in the history of and which has al- ~ ready played ao historic role tn its massive assistance to the struggle of the Palestinian people against Isracli domination, And here it (s appropriate _=to recall the tragic and {ll-timed death of one of Africa's political gianta and Oa the Middle East, for an unequalled leader of his people, the late President Gamal Abdel Nasser, He fell, like the great soldier he wa in the forefront of the flerce struggle the rights of Man, for justice, for freedom, for peace, It is our hiatroic task, as the Afro- Astan People’s Solidarity Organisa- BITTER BATTLES TO COME tion, to continue that struggle with add- ed vigour until final vice is won, LONG LIVE AAPSO! ay THE CAUSE OF FREE- LONG LIVE DOM! (Reprinted from SECHABA-Feb,, 197\'s tssue-Official Organ of the African National Congress) a — <Oee 4 One of the most commen wes. Pons to be found te the command tes Of oppe eased people ts the 45 satamatik. «The 45 sunoenetic abounds Biroug*wut the oppressed Commmrution af the work!, be- Campe tt bas been Gin coe fore: oe another) the starcord pide ares of he reactionary intercommunst- dete ofthe American Emptre for 55 years. The wespun was design od by John M, Browsing, he famed gun Getigner, Theat wamtomaaic «= was orignally mane- lectured by Cok’s Parees fire arms Co. Soce ts adoption by the military forces of the US, Empire f+ 191, the 45 autecnatic bas been reproduced xt copied im many places Many focmer nations copied the weeps because thelr ecenc- miles, and therefore thelr armies sod mumitions planes, hadfallen Wate the hance of the reactionary Meercommusakists of he Aner - dean Dinpere, bs ober letances the weapon has been copied by THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF .45's ‘The Govermnent™.45"" as fires ec was imoroved is 1926 sad even through the Gesige @iieresces ure sot glaringly meticeable, the changes ore im~ ieee be preitcih onstenien TWO TYPES OF .45’S rm ovens UPTO OF Pero, Menvrtan Pistols, Automatic, Tevelthnaries who had seized barge qua ities & 45 ACP (\are~ magic Colt Pistel) semmundtien end needed more weipone in order te make effictert use of he amme. A good example of “the apéric of the People” ts the fact that the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam (ro-called Viet Cong) have produced some rough - ficksbed, but excellent funcrien- ie, 4 mutematics is eye somatic (LS, Govt, Model Mi & 1901 Al) bas been copied and modifies bs Pracce, Spat, Artectinn, Nocwey, Tatwan, Oritain and jJopen. There beve bees modificarions in Gerign ant ealber. The basic 45 ACP design can be foucd io Fe a caliver and .M caliber. 4 wordef Warning: Gurisg the 20's and 30's mary cheap coptes of LS. revel- vers and blew-beck eutomuchce were made in Spate, These wra- pace were made of cheap material in WWI, Ge gowernment request- ed | 6GF) amt ge certite: Changes in the MV, The aker- Od design was adapted in 196 and termed the MIPHAL, The aitere- teat were: A. The too serrow fronte aight of the MIM! was widened, SB, The noch in the rear sight Caliber .45 M1911 and MI91IAI, showing differences belween models. men) werwiiar Top view of pistols showing differences in sights betwaen M1911 and MISIIA1, wd eareed 4 reputation for Spaniab-made arms as Spardsh “Hoody Traps’. Hut the firme of Liana and Sear; Boetficte Uche- vermis S.A. made weapons and still de, Many foreign-coade commercial 45's are now evall- able ts the U5, Demestically, there are the grverement models and several commercisl models svaliubie, ‘Tht otigissl pevernment mode! devige sted a2 *' Avtomatic Piscel, caliber 45, Mi)" was testially mandactured by the Cok firm. Since that time, macy U5. firme have Become invelved inthe mans ulecture of the weapon and bythe early M6Cs bad produced ever 2, A00,000 = * for the govern~- ment alone. In adifition, hundreds of Gousends have tees exported toe commerctsl sale ant fer arming poppet tree snc mer- cenarios alk ower the wockt The fect thet dds weapon ls widely used by the peoples’ oprressers sakes it realy —_—— ee wae witered correspencinghy. GQ The Tes is Ge gip ealety wes extended to afloed betters protection to the sheceer’s hart. & also aflords becter seat- tng of the weapon in the band. D, The mate spring housing wee keurled and corvedfor « better fi tn the shooter"s hand, » Prope Same, Barrel (arre] busting. Slee ~ Receiver Sidde stop Gu dock Slide to the rear le the epee poaitina). 7, Trigger geard. &, Trigger over Aside trom the gun models ant foreign mabes Gere ore tome goed commer cla) models avali- able. Marufactered along the game general designs, these civilian models b ruay tran, These eutras inchode ligh- ter wright, bewer craftsmanship, mace compact desea, tome have adipatable rear tights, and moet heve more budkt-ly sccurecy, NeoareDy, you've get te pay mere for tem THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 197t PAGE 9 THE CALIBER .45, AUTOMATIC PISTOL erallabbe te eppreneed peop be and abet mastery of this weapon s neceasity fer ali (hove whe would mabe 4 serious bid for reece, Mary ef os heave come to knew Be wespen while serving as mercesaries for cur cen oppres~ for, This is eepectallytrue of Seee fegmests of oppressed people that have usually become Ge front-line troops and ceense fodder in the US, Empire's op- fressive wars. On the other band, people who have lintheor ne Lnewledge of hand cans woukd tend to Giscount Automatic Pistols as Combe weapons, This is cecsed ae moch by T.V. as it is by the fect that moot ng departments Chad make up the firs: weve of the Peoples’ oppressors use Revel- vers. But on thecther hand the atantird «handgun for akmost every army in the word today, bs ecmme hic! cf eatormatic pistol, Ary burn ac being whe reaches Gat potest where the reactionirios EL. Clearasce cots where at~ God onthe both skies of te re~ ceiver te make & eanier forthe trigger fieger te reach therrig- ter, whether the shouter was Pight-banded of left-handed, PF. The fece of the wrigger was cut Deck eediearied. The bmorling cut Gren on the pes CALIBER 45 MODEL 1911A1 AUTOMATIC PISTOL NOMENCLATURE A wat soa smmenitiee, & you Lick De time, knowlege, of veed-anoer) C2 become Lrentwed i re-beeting Geaking you ows) a, then your best bet is Stary serps (Md Ae memnition) for practice anf use « commercial Hoellewpeter bullet (i ade-came, Speer, Norm, or Super-Vel) eo the Freedom Jub, REMEMBER: Holkrepeters are ineest to Se meet-masbers and not mental plier cers; and handguns 9, Magatine release eaten, ®. Ejection part UL Rear wight, 22. Hemmer. 0), Satety. M, Grip sadety SS. Carved msde spring housing 1. Grips stocks are on ether side of grip, ant the hort of Oe grip le termed he “peer”, heve forced kim toqxercise that Dante burmen right - the right w 948 ~<eferse for himself and al! marin’ - should do ee with wtst- ever is avallable snd should not [et tebevirton mentality mane him forget or ignore one of he most available of oll comsbae handguns - the 45 Aumematic Cok Pistol. Aneher factor in aket of Peeples’ evatestion te the myth Cag the automatic (ead ts partiow~ bar the 45 Automatic)is not a accurate weapon, No etapos is accurate ifs persoe does sot know bow pe mhoot If anddues act prace thee regularly to beep totane and iegreve their siresdy acquired hid, Of 40 the weapons in the “Smell Arms category, the “Handgun” is the most GMicuk fo meswer but anyone whe can master De SCIENCE of shooting wtll with 4 revolver can do the Same with an Atomatik and vice verte, ritdliry of the trigger finger sltp~ Ping or sliding om the erigger. ‘The parts are interchangesble on both models, Clearly tee model PMIAL would be «more Grvtrable weapon fone hada cholo. Asy such eespene Umerated from the oppressors” forces todey would in si) Dhe~ Booed be che IMLAL 40@ coment for tatty itiad seif- de frose amd ot generally meant for # sell-tetecse croup to wee in as~ tusks of oppressers when the Tevobwtioasries com plet the time ©" and place. Power Te The Gant Shooters ee NEXT WEEK,,...n00 ere SSEMBLY AND DG. ASEMDL Y= OF THE .43 CALMER, AUTO. MATIC PBTOL ae hmmm THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1971 PACE 4 October 1966 Black Panther Party Platform and Program What We Want What We Believe 1. We want freedom We want power to determine the destiny of our Black Community We believe that black people will not be free ur we are able to deter mine our destins 2. We want fall employ ment for our people We befieve that the federal govermmont fs fey ble and obligated to give every mun employ ment a gue it ume Ve believe that uf the shite Amencan hasnessmen will not give full employment. then the of production should be taker fren the bosine i) ated placed i the cocwerments sy Nhat the people of th nee ‘ ganze and en ploy all Uf its people avel give o hagt + We want an ced to the robbery by the CAPITALIST of aur Black Ceremmnits We believe tha t gevertioqent has robbed t fnow we ate ms srettmenedt LE a> age as re ut 4 ‘ we tects all Bae (ist rplantond be f man) «Oommen o tormar © now aiding the Jews an teract for the genowide of the Jewish people. The tect uns murdered sis million Jews The American racist bas taken part in we feel that thm the sleaghter of over Ofy multion black people. therefore ts a modest demund that we make 4. We want decent housing. fit for shelter of haman beings We belseve that uf the white landlords Hi mot give decent housng lo our black commanity, then the housing and the land should be made into cooperatives that our community. with government aid. can bald and make decent heaung for its people 5. We want education for our propte that exposes the true mature of this decadent American society. We want education that teaches us oer tree history and our role in the present-day society We believe in an educational system that will give to our pe ople a know! edge of self. If a man does not have knowledge of himself and his position in society and the world, then he haa little chance to relate to anything wise 6 We want all black men to be exempt from military service We believe that Black people should not be forced to fight in the milb lary service to defend a racist government that does not protect us We people, are being victimized by the white racist government of America HAS MOVED FROM 1690 1LOTH STREET WILL REMAIN THE SAME (465-7089). A FREE HOT BREAKFAST & SERVED TO §:30; AND THERE ARE MEDICAL GINNING | :30 P.M. THE C TER tS OPEN EVERY DAY -- VAL PROGRAMS, YOUR SUG NOW! will not fight and kill other people of color in the world who, like black COMMUNITY INFORMATION CENTER IN WEST OAKLAND HAS MOVED TO A NEW LOCATION THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY COMMUNITY INFORM THERE E INFORMATION ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE! We will protect ourselves from the force and violence of the racist police and the racist military, by whatever means pecetsary 7. We want an immediate end to POLICE BRUTALITY aed MURDER of black prople We believe we can end police brutality in car black community by of- ganizing black self-defense groups that are dedicated to defending our black community from racktt pé gpreoion and brutality. The Second the Consti*if.un of United States gives a right to bear fore beveve that all Mack people should arm themselves \mendiner arm: Wet & We want freedom for all black men held in federal, state, cognty and cits prisens and jails We eve that all black people should be released from the many ils and prisons because thoy have not received a fair and impartial trial % We want all Black people when brought to trial te he tried im court by » jery of their peer group or people from their Diack communities, a defined by the Constitution of the United States We beieve that the courts should follow the United States Constitdthon » that black people will recetve fair trials. The 4th Amendment of the US. Constitution gives a man!) right to be tried by his peer group A peer s a person from a similar economic, social. religious, geographical, en vironmental, histerieal and racial background. To do this the court will be forced lo select a jury from the black community from whieh the black defendant came We have been, and are being tried by all-white juries that have no understanding of the “average reasoning can” of the black commearnity 10 We want land. bread. housing, education, clothing, justice amd peace, And as our majer political objective, a United Nations-supervised plebie cite to be held throughout the black colony in which only black colonial subjects will be allowed to participate, for the purpose of determining the will of black people as to their mathonal destiny When. in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another. and te assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and a equal station to which the laws of nature and nature's God entitle Uecent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they sheald declare the causes which impel them to Ue separation We held these truths to be selfeviudent, that all men are that they are endowed by their Creator with certain that among these are life. Liberty, and the peryuit of happiness, sreure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deri just powers from the consent of the governed: that, whenever amy government becomes destructive of Ukeve ends, it is the right of the to alter or to abolish ft, and to institute 2 nee government, foundation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such to them shall soem mest likely to effect their safety and happiness P dence. indeed. will dictate that governments long established should no « changed for light and transient causes; and, accordingly, all experience — hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferatle. tha) to right (hemselves by abolishing the forms to which they of abuses aed userpation. Per suing javariably the same object. evinces a design to reduce them under ab- solute despotic, Ht ts their right, it ts their duty, to throw off such govern wie eocustome) Bel whee a bong tral ment. aod to provide mew guards for their feature security, N CENTER IN WEST CAKLAND REET. THE PHONE NUMBER 1674 LITH Y SCHOOL MORNING FROM 7:30 SIONS EVERY THURSDAY BE- WR NEED YOUR SUPPORT OF THESE SURVI- ESTIONS, CRITICISM AND HELP ARE VITALLY NEEDED —° ‘ RULES OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY CENTRAL HEADQUARTERS 1048 PERALTA STREET OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA THE RULES ARE: aout MUHAMMAD ALI. YOU'RE STILL OUR CHAMP APRIL 6, 1968 1218-28th St. Oakland,California ‘Li? Bobby Hutton § Eldridge Cleaver