“13-00000 A PAGE TWO /% TELEPOUCH 4. GRANMA, - APRIL, LAST PAGE - ARTICLE ENTITLED PRINCIPAL JU. JEGRO ORGANIZATIONS IN THE U.S."’, BY JUANA CARRA SCO. THE ARTICLE SAYS THAT NEGRO ORGANIZATIONS ARE DIVIDED INTO TWO GROUPS - THE IOLENT ONES AND T HE NON-VIOLENT ONES. IT”
“13-00000 ECRBT TELEPOUCH UFGA-29877 PAGE TWO 4. GRANMA, I APRIL, LAST PAGE - ART ICLE ENT ITLED ' PH INCI PAL EGRO ORGANIZATIONS IN THE U.S.’", BY JUANA CARRASCO. THE ARTICLE YS THAT NEGRO ORGANIZATIONS ARE DIVIDED INTO TWO GROUPS - T HE IOLENT ONES AND T HE NON-VIOLENT”
“13-00000 TELE POUCH PAGE TWO Y 4. GRANMA, F APRIL, LAST PAGE - AKl ICLE ENI TILED ‘PRINCIPAL NEGRO ORGANIZATIONS IN THE U.S.’", BY JUANA CARRASCO. THE ARTICLE SAYS THAT NEGRO ORGANIZAT IONS ARE DIVIDED 1n1c TWO GROUPS - IHh VIOLENT ONE S AND I HE NON-VIOLENT UNE S. IT ME”
“ible. _ - - . It is a known fact that the majority of our penal institutions are overwhemingly populated by Elacks. It is a known fact that the majority of our Welfare program goes to the support of the B1A Ck Community • It is a fact that there are scores of Govern- ment ag”
“s’q SECRET TELEPOUCH UFGA-29877 PAGE TWO ...- . A. GRANMA , • APR IL , LAST PAGE - ART ICLE ENT ITLED 1 ‘ PR INCIPAL NEGRO ORGANIZATIONS IN THE U.S.”, BY JUANA CARRASCO. THE ARTICLE ] SAYS THAT NEGRO ORGANIZATIONS ARE DIVIDED INTO TWO GROUPS - THE , - — VIOLENT ONES AND THE ”
“,The New Natural Governernt of America fully recc-srles that there ‘has been considerable mis-treatment of the ion-whites in America. We don’t take any blame for it but we al no do not get upset at our ancestors because of it. It is our firm opinion that the cultures of the W”
“are a bunch of coon-loving bleeding hearts and it makes my Alabama blood boil. "Is there any race problem in Colorado? My buddy in the photo is going there in a year or two and if there’s a demand for white men to stand up to the racemixers I might go with him. The way the N”
“FD-323 (Rev. 11-29-61) ■e .15 * ’to narv&s vles URED STATES DEPARTMENT OF-, STICE FEDERAL BUREAU or INVESTIGATION In Reply, Please Refer lo December 17, 1970 File No. Title BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP) , NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISM (ECCF) we DETROIT DIVISION”
“contemporary American society, is dead. It's this whole business, the motivation in schools, the good schools, the housing and the family even. If a child greows up in a home where they don't have books- there is a great difference between a Jewish child in the Lower East Sid”
“SECRET CTA INTERNAL USE ONLY •7 May 1973 MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence VIA S Deputy Director for Intelligence FROM : Director of Current Intelligence SUBJECT Activity Related to Domestic Events : 1. OCI began following Caribbean black radicalism !in e”
“oblems and complaints of Ghetto people; and three, whether SCLC should consider legal action against t he United States Government for f inan cial redress t o Negroes based upon the many years the American Negro has been held in "slavery". Rutherford offered no further details re”
“that many of the ancient philosophers preached the same white supremacy philosophy, lla believes that interbrooding of 10a 20 cos will eventually lead to the degeneration of our society and its eventual downfall. DR/GE2 stated that in the event the political systom fails a”
“or is this because this was an area that was mind and where a Negro could move in and so Negroes did.)) Yes. One of the problems is that around most American cities the city line marks the end of expansion for Negroes. They can't move into the suburgs. A middle class Negro wh”
“14-00000 1 2908” HP up in a Ghetto, who becomes criminal under pressures, he is intelligent he is extremely intelligent. Not an intellectual but far more capable as an organizer say, than Williams. Williams is utterly hopeless. And He is not slow to catch ideas, but he has ”
“King, Jr., (EX-3670) by William Robert Miller; SNCC - The New Abolitionists, (EX-2108) by Howard Zinn; The Black Muslims in America, (EX-2109) by C. Eric Lincoln; Negro and Jew, (EX-3573) by Shloma Katz; Chronicles of Black Protest, (EX-3439) by Dr. C. Eric Lincoln; The Blac”
“TH THE BLACK COMMUNITY, WHILE THE PIGS .APE STILL BRUTALIZING, BEATING AND KILLING NIGGEPS. A BLACK PEOPLE APE STILL LIVING IN ROACH AND 4.8 40 -• RAT INFESTED HOUSES. BLACK PEOPLE ARE BEING HEPD-! ED INTO RAN RENEWAL PROJECTS, WHICH APE IN F) ESSENCE, NIGGER REMOVAL PROJ”
“‘UN^D STATES DEPARTMENT OrASTICE ■ FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 038*2 In Reply, Please Refer to File No... Detroit, Michigan / May 18, 1991 • € I . .Title BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP), NATIONAL 4 COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISM (NCCF), % DETROIT DIVISION Eur ‘Character ”
“rns C hristian Leadcechip Co nference Fed-100-5718 B ufile-100.438794 A 95 8. Report ? Manta, 17 Jon escaf 968 pact an ol 7 2d-100-5718 Cufale-100-438794 A969 Report Hetroit, 22 september 1967 Inter-Un cversity Committee for debate on For eign Policy. Fed-105-11627 Beefale 6 2-11”
“WHILE THE PIGS.. .RE STILL BRUTALIZING, BEATING AND KILLING NIGGERS. BLACK PEOPLE ARE STILL LIVING IN ROACH AND RAT INFESTED HOUSES. BLACK ROPLE ARE BEING HERDED INTO URPAN RENEWAL PROJECTS, WHICH ARE IN ESSENCE IGGER REMOVAL PROJECTS. BLACK CHILDREN ARE STILL HUNGRY, WHILE P”
“Virginia,- from approximately 1:30 p.m. to 4:40 p.m., on that date. They carried signs reading, "The Niggers Are Coming;" "Who Needs Niggers;" "White Power. Power." Major FAWVER stated that approximately 110 persons representing ACCESS appeared in the same area at 4:00 p.m.,”
“*A DE 157-3075 Page C. BPP Free Food Programs. 19-20 D. Political Education Classes 20-21 E. Rallies and Demonstrations. 21 V. REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES. A. Weapons and Fortifications. 22-26 B. Arrests • • 27 VI. CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER BLACK EXTREMIST GROUPS . . . • • ”
“0 DE 157-3075 a question and answer session, NEWTON finished speaking at 2:30 p.m. DE T-25 November 17, 1970 H. Propensity to Violence and Preparation for Confrontation JESSE HARRIS, who was selling papers for the NCCF in Flint, Michigan, sold papers and kept the money.”
“wowtroveemorconnearyre'tosrogngres---hoy-oe-toreur-i-gnp-g-rener-ngr-tre-somm-araa* ---**** "i0"")"‘ori-ow-ptesk-io-boristemra9--ot-wez-tas---v-vpiem-i---seven. POLITICAL, II: THE HANDS OF THE PARTY,WE HAVE ALLOWED VARIOUS ELEMENTS OF THE NON-PARTISAN BLACK AND RADICAL WHITE ”
“wins rwaImna To DEAL Wrr STErRER STUFF. WB WAENED TE To SEE TAS VIRTUES C DISCIPLINED AND ORGANIZED ARMIED SELF-DEFENSE, RATTIER THAN SFOFTAREOUS AND DISORGANIZED o-nwaxes ayn• .RIOT. THEIE WERE POLICE ALERK PATROLS ALL OVER THE COUxmY, EOT WE WERE TAS .1 -FIRST ARID POLICE ”
“SECRET TELEPOUCH UFGA-29877 PAGE FIVE 1/ WILL RISE FROM THEIR GRAVES AND FORM AN INVINCIBLE ARMY." 28 711- . -.6 - .. .. QUM RAD I0 LIBERACION, T APRIL, Y P.M. A ED IT ORIAL COMMENTS ;. CRITICIZING THE NON-VIOLENT LINE WHICH WAS ADVOCATED BY LUTHER KING, -SAYING THAT THIS LIN”
“FRENCH NEWS AGENCY AMX LEAFLETS WERE DISTRIBUTED HERE THIS MORNING 9 URGING THE NEGRO PEOPLE OF WASHINGTON TO GO TO.RICHMOND TO LIBERATE It RAP BROWN. NyT HE LEAFLETS CALLED ON THE NEGROES TO FORM A MOTOR- CADE AND LEAVE FOR RICHM OND TOMORROW, MONDAY."• TELE POUCH PAGE O”
“FD-343 (Rev. 11-29-61) •K UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Jen ,<3.9 FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION cede Detroit, Michigan In Reply, Please Refer to January 26, 1971 File No. Title BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP) NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISM (NCCF) . Character”
“rights was the liquor store owner, the owner of the rat infested tenements. The parasite who was sucking the black blood while at the same time pretending to help them. Yes, Malcom X saw it, the Blacks of today see it and even the Whites are beginning to see it in what the j”
“1 SDIANS AND THE STRUGGLE Fe Today, in Battle Creek, Michigan, the city’s seal, adopted in 1591, , raci t and violent because it pictures a white man hitting an < narmed Idian with a r’f’e butt. Some Indian youth view the television program Custer" as indicative of racist Am”
“13-00000 es Ro‘‘rIp.‘IT « 4 a* But we can be destroyed when Lose rasta hope and bon Ufa itself seems like story told by a i members and supporters of th® Whi isons Council. The Negro people of South IVO sea rkir time, making excuse and accepting conditions that South • it”
“reference purpos s) 8 Report S-31, Leibel Bergman T Report S-32, Herbert Block (CG 134-1800)1 Report S-59, Don Wright (CG 134-2818)' Detroit: Report, S-33, James Boggs Report S-36, Albert Cleague Report S-44, Milton Henry Report S-47, League of Revolutionary Black Worker”
“A JJ JFORWARD WITH BLACK POWER UNTIL CAPITALIST MISERY, THE FUNDAMENTAL CAUSE OF 108b, HUMAN INJUSTICE, IS OVERTHROWN’ SAID THE SOCIALIST PARTY OF CHILE IN A CABLEGRAM SENT TO THE AMERICAN NEGRO LEADER, STOKELY CARMICHAEL, ON THE OCCASION OF THE ASSA SSINATION OF MARTIN LU”
“BRUTALITY AND MURDER CF BLACK PEOPLE. ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE DETROIT N.C.C.F. 1 2 2 NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 339.”
“UT ED STATES DEPARTMENT O USTICE ‘in FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 'Sing’ In Reply, Please Refer to File No. Detroit, Michigan kirna 15, 1971 Title BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP), NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASICSM (NCCF), DETROIT DIVISION Racial Character ^^W MATTERS ”
“(/ TABLE CF CONTENTS Page I. REVOLU TIONARY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES AS EXPRESSED BY BLACK PANTHER PARTY LEADERS ... ........ 1 II. ACTS IN FURTHERANCE OF REVOLUTICRARY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES ............... ...... • ........ • 4 III. TEACHING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM 5 ”
“13-00000 TELEPOUCH PAGE TWO C AMERICAN NEGRO IS NOT WILLING TO CONTEMPLATE IMPASSIBLY THE ASSASSI- NATION OF OUR LEADERS, OUR HEROES, AND OUR PEOPLE.’ EM GRANMA, 0 APRIL, PAGE 3 A ARTICLE BY JUAN MARRERO ENTI TLED, JJTHE AMERICAN NEGROES ARE WRITING THEIR FINEST PAGE OF”
“4-00000 PARTIDO COMUNISTA DOMINICANO (PCD) iNuestra solidaridad plena con la lucha de los negros norteamericanos. como parte que es de la lucha: de todos los oprimidos - de la tierra!: . El regimen de los monopolios imperialists norteamerteanos se conmueve for la ac”
“* .8 * g. APPENDIX •1. BLACK PANTHER PARTY, also known, as - Black Panther Party for Self Defense ‘ • . According to the official newspaper of the Black Panther Party (BPP), the BPP was started during * December, 1966, in Oakland, California, to organize " black people”
“14-00000 j Taspe No. 3 Gibson ((What do you think about that - Malcom X)) I could have told you it was coming. (( Well, you did. You didn't single out Malcolm X)) It becomes make Now comes the real thing. It’s Coing to =**=** the Algerian struggle. You remember the Alge”
“DE 157-3075 3 I-1 • -/ TAD T OF CONTENTS * Page I. REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES AS EXPRESSED BY BLACK PANTHER PARTY LEADERS .......... 3 II. ACTS IN FURTHERANCE OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM ..3 III. TEACHING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM ..... 4 IV. DOCUMENTS U”
“East Side Office of the Detroit res BPP, 2228 Bevick, Detroit, and GERALD CRAWFORD provided the i sni following information: is nai ti A program designated as the Youth Cadre has recently edS - been initiated to torch children black history, the tradition of l-r t”
“13-00000 -Y :l’V/LIL ATTACHMENT / O: * % • A « 1 73 x — : tCr :7 d’une convenes (la nee itm! & l’aris, M. Jam Foreman, rineten president du Co-chtd’de coordination des nujourd hai responsible des af- faires Internationales du S.N. C.C.. R annonce qu’un meeting en ”
“1 4-00000 1 of the Communist Party of the United States, Wwich did not particularly approve of seeing the two issues mixed, Cuba and Negroes. Williams, very volatile, very determined person, on local level. has no ability whatsoever on national level. He has become symbol n”
“gathered to give symbolic ort to the Black youth inside the house : attack. The Feonle ware there to show -d WBEN THE POLICE BEGAN TO ATTACK Y2 the Community disagreed with the actions CROWD THE PCOPLE BECAME A FRIGRTERED 2A ca supposed "Protectors of Liberty". AND THC ATTACK”
“1 1 sicnn P DE 157-3075 Git Propensity for Violence and Preparation -for Confrontation. On January 4, 1971, EDGAR ROBINSON, distribution manager for the Detroit NCCF, visited the office at Flint, Michigan, and told a woman from the neighborhood who dropped in that th”
“! DE 157-3075 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page I. REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES AS EXPRESSED BY BLACK PANTHER PARTY LEADERS 3 ..... II. ACTS IN FURTHERANCE OF REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES • • • • .................. •••• 3 III. TEACHING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM ”
“Mayor to try to control, the tension of the Community. This low-lifed pig Mayor had the nerve enough to make a statement saying that the people of the commmity go 'to their 'homes and —. let the local pig force department handle the problems. These pig’s came'in the community”
“DE 157-3075 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page I. REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES AS EXPRESSED BY BLACK PANTHER PARTY LEADERS ................. 3 II. ACTS IN FURTHERANCE OF REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES___ •e•• • • 5 III. TEACHING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM 6 IV. DOCUM”
“organizacion polftica pronunciamientos del lder negro Stokely Carmichael “ya que lunico que la muerte del reverendo Lu- , camino 9 en los Estados Unidos para ther Ubrarse de la violencia de los para King queensefanza 103 deessuunarazagran sufren les que pa dece ese pueblo”
“W NDIACS AND THE STRUGGLE FC: 3 Aal, 6E Today, in Battle Creek, Michigan, the city's scal, adopted in 1591, a racist and violent because it pictures a white man hitting an narn’d Indian with a rife butt. Some Indian youth view the television program Custer" as indicative ”