All power to the motherfucking people.
✊🏿 ✊🏾 ✊🏽 ✊🏾 ✊🏿
Panthers showing up for the community.
More of this, please.
All power to the motherfucking people.
✊🏿 ✊🏾 ✊🏽 ✊🏾 ✊🏿
Panthers showing up for the community.
More of this, please.
The Black Panthers are back on the streets in Philly.
I know I would feel exponentially safer in a neighborhood where they are active.
~~~
As Minneapolis shooting stirs fears of state violence, several Black Panther Party members made their presence known in Philly
The Black Panthers are back on the streets in Philly.
I know I would feel exponentially safer in a neighborhood where they are active.
~~~
As Minneapolis shooting stirs fears of state violence, several Black Panther Party members made their presence known in Philly
The Black Panther Party was founded #OnThisDay in 1966.
From a 2016 article commemorating its 50th anniversary:
"The work of the Black Panthers remains important for several reasons. First, they remind us that the problem of police brutality has long been with us [...]
Second, the BPP offers a good model of grassroots activism and ideology in practice."
https://jacobin.com/2016/10/black-panther-party-fifty-year-anniversary-founding
Today is the day the Black Panthers were founded. As a disabled person, I'm going to remember how the coalition they built with Disabled people and their support during the 504 protests are the reason we even have the ADA today.
As a gay person, I'm going to remember how Huey Newton gave speeches to defend gay rights and how the Black Panther movement literally changed minds during the civil rights movement on how gay people were perceived.
And I'm going to think of the Black Panthers who NEVER CAME HOME to fight that fight for us and thank every power I know they made that sacrifice.
https://jacobin.com/2025/10/black-panthers-oneal-tanzania-legacy
#History #Disability #BlackHistory #BlackPanthers #Queer #Trans #LGBTQ
https://stefanbohacek.online/users/stefan/statuses/115378251205877314Fifty-nine years ago today, Bobby Seale and Huey Newton founded the Black Panther Party in Oakland, California. October 15, 1966. ✊🏿 #BlackPanthers
Fifty-nine years ago today, Bobby Seale and Huey Newton founded the Black Panther Party in Oakland, California. October 15, 1966. ✊🏿 #BlackPanthers
The Black Panther Party was founded #OnThisDay in 1966.
From a 2016 article commemorating its 50th anniversary:
"The work of the Black Panthers remains important for several reasons. First, they remind us that the problem of police brutality has long been with us [...]
Second, the BPP offers a good model of grassroots activism and ideology in practice."
https://jacobin.com/2016/10/black-panther-party-fifty-year-anniversary-founding
Today is the day the Black Panthers were founded. As a disabled person, I'm going to remember how the coalition they built with Disabled people and their support during the 504 protests are the reason we even have the ADA today.
As a gay person, I'm going to remember how Huey Newton gave speeches to defend gay rights and how the Black Panther movement literally changed minds during the civil rights movement on how gay people were perceived.
And I'm going to think of the Black Panthers who NEVER CAME HOME to fight that fight for us and thank every power I know they made that sacrifice.
https://jacobin.com/2025/10/black-panthers-oneal-tanzania-legacy
#History #Disability #BlackHistory #BlackPanthers #Queer #Trans #LGBTQ
https://stefanbohacek.online/users/stefan/statuses/115378251205877314The Black Panther Party was founded #OnThisDay in 1966.
From a 2016 article commemorating its 50th anniversary:
"The work of the Black Panthers remains important for several reasons. First, they remind us that the problem of police brutality has long been with us [...]
Second, the BPP offers a good model of grassroots activism and ideology in practice."
https://jacobin.com/2016/10/black-panther-party-fifty-year-anniversary-founding
The Black Panther Party was founded #OnThisDay in 1966.
From a 2016 article commemorating its 50th anniversary:
"The work of the Black Panthers remains important for several reasons. First, they remind us that the problem of police brutality has long been with us [...]
Second, the BPP offers a good model of grassroots activism and ideology in practice."
https://jacobin.com/2016/10/black-panther-party-fifty-year-anniversary-founding
