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fromColossal
8 months ago
Black Lives Matter

Stephen Shames Highlights a Transformational Era in 'Black Panthers & Revolution'

fromColossal
8 months ago
Black Lives Matter

Stephen Shames Highlights a Transformational Era in 'Black Panthers & Revolution'

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fromThe Oaklandside
4 days ago

After 30 years, It's All Good Bakery suddenly goes dark

More than one tipster let us know that the longstanding, family-owned bakery It's All Good has shuttered. Signs on the door and in the window read: "We are permanently closed. Thank you for 30 years of support!" All of the windows have been covered with brown paper. The bakery was founded by Kim Cloud in 1996, operating for three decades, and was located at the site of The Black Panthers' first Oakland headquarters. Cloud proudly displayed Black Panther memorabilia in the bakery.
East Bay (California)
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fromKqed
3 months ago
History

Bobby Seale, Black Panther Party Cofounder, to Have Oakland Street Renamed for Him | KQED

fromKqed
3 months ago
History

Bobby Seale, Black Panther Party Cofounder, to Have Oakland Street Renamed for Him | KQED

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fromLos Angeles Times
7 months ago

'Deceit, dishonesty, betrayal': The wrongful conviction that haunted Johnnie Cochran

Pratt's wrongful conviction highlighted systemic corruption and injustice within the legal system regarding racial and political targets.
Black Lives Matter
fromwww.theguardian.com
7 months ago

I was one of the few people able to document it': shooting the Black Panthers in pictures

The Black Panther Party was a significant movement advocating for Black rights through armed self-defense and community programs.
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fromstupidDOPE | Est. 2008
8 months ago

Black Panthers & Revolution: Stephen Shames' Photo Exhibit Captures the Soul of a Movement | stupidDOPE | Est. 2008

The exhibition highlights Stephen Shames' photos documenting the Black Panther Party's resilience and relevance in art and activism during the late 1960s and early 1970s.
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