Black Panther Party founded 55 Years ago
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Today 1966 Oakland California the Black Panthers were born.
Black Panther Party | History, Ideology, & Facts | Britannica
https://www.britannica.com/topic/Black-Panther-Party
Black Panther Party national chairman Bobby Seale (left) and defense minister Huey P. Newton.
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Do you use hate language
Do you use hate language often enough in your household that your children picked it up, Ras?
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ateix may be referring to
ateix may be referring to original title of thread.
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I grew up with it. If you
You thinking those are my words shows you may not be as swift as you think you are brother. But I did grow up surrounded by em. If you didn't live near a city in the 60's you have no concept, that's why the Panthers link. Shedding some light for ya buddy, feel free to leave my kids out of it.
Never too late to learn what went down ateix.
judit with the censorship,, niiiiiiiiiiiice
Still confused ? Sly can spell it out better for ya, those are his words -
Sly + The Family Stone - Don't Call Me Nigger, Whitey
https://youtu.be/9G-2U-qPsZU
On March 5, 1971, the Grateful Dead performed at a Black Panther Party benefit held at the Oakland Auditorium Arena that was also Newton's birthday celebration. There are no tapes from the show, and the setlist — outside of a purported “Turn On Your Lovelight” — remains unknown.
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>>>>> surrounded by em
>>>>> surrounded by em
You're an anonymous troll.
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>>>judit with the censorship,
>>>judit with the censorship,, niiiiiiiiiiiice
Yes, thanks Judit, some do not know how to censor themselves.
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That's better. Funny to
That's better. Funny to think that ole Ronnie Reagan enacted some of the toughest gun control laws in the nation at the time after the Black Panthers showed up to the Calfiornia State Capitol openly carrying long guns:
Some people think the 2nd Amendment is only for white people.
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Cancel culture is alive and
Cancel culture is alive and well in the zone, you probably would have asked Sly not to write that song.
Slacker terminally clueless, same as he ever was
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Ken what are your pronouns.
Ken what are your pronouns?
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I love that poster
I love that poster particularly when some say the Grateful Dead were/are not political. Many other examples of their activism despite the revisionists.
I watched the movie Summer of Soul this morning. Great film. Some flavor of the time (1969) comes through strong, Sister Nina Simone!
Also, the jackets worn by Allman Brothers on the back of the first album? Butch Trucks called them "our Panther jackets".
Some of y'all need to feel self-defense by any means necessary, the Trump Cult is going nowhere.
They have a new holiday, January 6th. Feast of St. Ashli, I suppose.
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I don't know what's worse:
I don't know what's worse: junior admin interventions or the pronoun police.
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Can we have a zoom call smoke
Can we have a zoom call smoke out?
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>>>>you probably would have
>>>>you probably would have asked Sly not to write that song.
Well, Sly is black.
But here is a video of Ice T and Perry Farrell doing a duet of the song:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9p5LZSBl94
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....interesting that some
....interesting that some folks get so butt hurt that they cannot use such a vile and foul word here - as if it was somehow required to get the point across?
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> Can we have a zoom call
> Can we have a zoom call smoke out?
Anytime, Racket. You've got me on speed dial, right?
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Next we will be wrongly
Next we will be wrongly hearing how freedom of speech was violated....
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The weird thing for me is
The weird thing for me is that folks use the phrase "the N-word" all the time with impunity, even though that phrase invokes in the mind the very thing it seeks to avoid.
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Interesting how tight ass all
LoL
Interesting how tight ass some here get when confronted with an uncomfortable word from our past. Are there any blacks, you know the ones who actually may get offended, here on this list ? No ? Then stfu you self righteous lilly white butt cracks.
Warren = Not Black
What would you say to him ? Warren gets it, and you've been adoring him lately.
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What is the point of this
What is the point of this thread?
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To watch the white guilt.
To watch the white guilt.
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To confirm the closet-racist
To confirm the closet-racist dog-whistlers?
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> What is the point of this
> What is the point of this thread?
Knee jerk responses.
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Point = Self Evident, it was
Point = Self Evident, it was relating to an anniversary of something you obviously have no clue about.
All my threads are meant to open up discussion on pertinent topics. Without any blacks on board I would have enjoyed hearing from some of you who may have been part of the Oakland scene in the mid to late 60's where the Panthers came from. But all I hear is the same ol stale hogwash delivered from some high horses asses. All about a word you can't handle that I didn't originally say, nice job zoners. Slackers
Not positive but I bet ya some of the Panther mottos had something to do with, " go ahead, call me a nigger, whitey ".
Anyone here ever witness or have any stories of local race issues or riots in your city ? I used to live at 15 Griggs St a few blocks from North Square,,, just a few short years after the riots,, things were funky back then, still are.
Instead of lame comments, feel free to engage in some worthwhile discussion, or not.
During the summer of 1969, Waterbury was beset by race riots. Waterbury's African-American citizens led a fight for civil rights against charges of segregation and racism.
1969 civil unrest remembered | Republican American Archives
https://archives.rep-am.com/2014/10/05/1969-civil-unrest-remembered/
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I was in third or fourth
I was in third or fourth grade and living in southern Connecticut when Bobby Seale went on trial in New Haven for murder, and I remember one of my classmates saying on the playground during recess one day that the Black Panthers were coming to town with shotguns to kill white people. Was a racial epithet used that day? I can't say for sure, but I'm guessing it's likely. My knowledge of panthers up to that time had been established by the character of Bagheera in the Disney production of The Jungle Book, so hearing a group of black people called Panthers triggered in me a bit of dissonance.
DId I feel threatened by the prospect of black people coming to my neighborhood to kill white people? I honestly don't think it did. This was in 1970, and my ten year old mind was already pretty much conditioned to hearing crazy stuff in the news all the time, like the daily Vietnam death toll on the front page of the New Haven Register (which ironically resembled the box scores on the sports page), the overall craziness of the revolutionary year of 1968, and the Manson murders in 1969, just to name a few.
My point here, if I have one, is best summarized by George Santayana's most famous line: Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.
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>>>>>Without any blacks on
>>>>>Without any blacks on board
Don't you have friends?
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Should I be feeling guilty
Should I be feeling guilty about something?
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...what sort of assumption is
...what sort of assumption is that anyway and/or would it matter if there are/are not any black people on this board?