Black against empire: the history and politics of the Black Panther Party

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List of Illustrations Introduction Part One. Organizing Rage 1. Huey and Bobby 2. Policing the Police Part Two. Baptism in Blood 3. The Correct Handling of a Revolution 4. Free Huey! 5. Martyrs 6. National Uprising Part Three. Resilience 7. Breakfast 8. Law and Order 9. 41st and Central 10. Hampton and Clark 11. Bobby and Ericka Part Four. Revolution Has Come! 12. Black Studies and Third World Liberation 13. Vanguard of the New Left 14. International Alliance Part Five. Concessions and Unraveling 15. Rupture 16. The Limits of Heroism Conclusion Acknowledgments Notes Index

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