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| Black Panther Party | ||
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| Founders | Huey P. Newton • Bobby Seale | |
| Leadership | Elaine Brown • Eldridge Cleaver • Kathleen Cleaver • Donald Cox • Fred Hampton • David Hilliard | |
| Members | West Coast based | Richard Aoki • Charles Barron • William Lee Brent • Bunchy Carter • Mark Comfort • Aaron Dixon • Emory Douglas • B. Kwaku Duren • Barbara Easley-Cox • Kent Ford • Reggie Forte • Raymond "Masai" Hewitt • Elbert "Big Man" Howard • John Huggins • Ericka Huggins • Bobby Hutton • George Jackson • Joan Tarika Lewis • Jalil Muntaqim (Anthony Bottom) • Geronimo Pratt • Robert Trivers |
| East Coast based | Mumia Abu-Jamal • Sundiata Acoli • Ashanti Alston • Kuwasi Balagoon • Dhoruba bin Wahad • Veronza Bowers Jr. • Safiya Bukhari • W. Paul Coates • Marshall "Eddie" Conway • Jamal Joseph • Chaka Khan • Warren Kimbro • Lonnie McLucas • Denise Oliver-Velez • Larry Pinkney • Alex Rackley • Nile Rodgers • George W. Sams Jr. • Afeni Shakur • Assata Shakur • Russell Maroon Shoatz • Michael "Cetewayo" Tabor • James Dixon York | |
| Southern based | H. Rap Brown • Lorenzo Kom'boa Ervin • James Forman • Robert Hillary King • Pete O'Neal • Malik Rahim • Herman Wallace • Albert Woodfox | |
| Chicago based | Mark Clark • William O'Neal • Bobby Rush • Marion Stamps • Akua Njeri (Deborah Johnson) | |
| Others | Stokely Carmichael • Connie Matthews | |
| Influences | Black power • Deacons for Defense and Justice • W. E. B. Du Bois • Frantz Fanon • Harry Haywood • Lowndes County Freedom Organization • Malcolm X • Robert F. Williams | |
| Programs and projects | Ten-Point Program • Free Breakfast for Children • The Black Panther (newspaper) • Rainbow Coalition • United Front Against Fascism | |
| Inspired groups | Contemporary | American Indian Movement • Black Guerrilla Family • Black Liberation Army • Black Liberators • Black Panthers (Israel) • British Black Panthers • Dalit Panthers • George Jackson Brigade • Gray Panthers • I Wor Kuen • Ngā Tamatoa • Polynesian Panthers • Red Guard Party • The Pink Panthers • Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi • White Panther Party • Young Lords |
| Subsequent | Assata's Daughters • Black Panther Militia • Black Riders Liberation Party • Black Women's Defense League • Huey P. Newton Gun Club • New Afrikan Black Panther Party • New Black Panther Party • New Panther Vanguard Movement • Revolutionary Black Panther Party | |
| Films | Black Power, We're Goin' Survive America (1968) • Black Panthers: A Report (1968) • Black Panthers (1968) • Mayday (1969) • Interview with Bobby Seale (1969) • Eldridge Cleaver, Black Panther (1969) • Finally Got the News (1970) • The Murder of Fred Hampton (1971) • Teach Our Children (1973) • In the Event Anyone Disappears (1974) • Charles Garry: Streetfighter in the Courtroom (1992) • Panther (1995) • All Power to the People (1996) • Public Enemy (1999) • A Huey P. Newton Story (2001) • Night Catches Us (2010) • The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution (2015) • Judas and the Black Messiah (2021) | |
| Books | Soul on Ice (1968) • Seize the Time (1970) • Revolutionary Suicide (1973) • A Taste of Power (1992) • Black Against Empire (2013) | |
| Related articles | 1968 Olympics Black Power salute • COINTELPRO • Intercommunalism • Murder of Betty Van Patter • New Haven Black Panther trials • Panther 21 • Rice-Poindexter case • Robert Templeton • Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song (1971) • "Panther Power" (2000) • Black power movement • Revolutionary People's Constitutional Convention | |
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