Records
The Black Panther — Vol. 19 No. 11 (Dec 17, 1979)
Issue of The Black Panther, the newspaper of the Black Panther Party (Vol. 19 No. 11), published 1979-12-17. Part of the paper's 1971-1980 national run; digitized by the Marxists Internet Archive and linked here.
The Black Panther — Vol. 19 No. 2 (Mar 4, 1979)
Issue of The Black Panther, the newspaper of the Black Panther Party (Vol. 19 No. 2), published 1979-03-04. Part of the paper's 1971-1980 national run; digitized by the Marxists Internet Archive and linked here.
The Black Panther — Vol. 19 No. 3 (Mar 12, 1979)
Issue of The Black Panther, the newspaper of the Black Panther Party (Vol. 19 No. 3), published 1979-03-12. Part of the paper's 1971-1980 national run; digitized by the Marxists Internet Archive and linked here.
The Black Panther — Vol. 19 No. 6 (May 13, 1979)
Issue of The Black Panther, the newspaper of the Black Panther Party (Vol. 19 No. 6), published 1979-05-13. Part of the paper's 1971-1980 national run; digitized by the Marxists Internet Archive and linked here.
The Black Panther — Vol. 19 No. 7 (May 14, 1979)
Issue of The Black Panther, the newspaper of the Black Panther Party (Vol. 19 No. 7), published 1979-05-14. Part of the paper's 1971-1980 national run; digitized by the Marxists Internet Archive and linked here.
The Black Panther — Vol. 19 No. 8 (Jun 10, 1979)
Issue of The Black Panther, the newspaper of the Black Panther Party (Vol. 19 No. 8), published 1979-06-10. Part of the paper's 1971-1980 national run; digitized by the Marxists Internet Archive and linked here.
The Black Panther — Vol. 19 No. 9 (Aug 5, 1979)
Issue of The Black Panther, the newspaper of the Black Panther Party (Vol. 19 No. 9), published 1979-08-05. Part of the paper's 1971-1980 national run; digitized by the Marxists Internet Archive and linked here.
The Fuse No. 11
"The People Are the Best Judges! Part 2" is a continuation of an article printed previously that rallies the people in supporting the Pontiac Brothers and judge the evidence put forth by the state. It continues by stating the New Afrikan Prisoners Organization's (NAPO) position on the struggle to free the Pontiac Brothers. "The Struggle to Free Jomo Joka Omo...
The Fuse No. 12
"Build Campaign to Dismiss Pontiac 31 Indictments" discusses the New Afrikan Prisoner Organization's (NAPO) decision to support the "Stateville Four" and expose the political frame-up enacted by the state of Illinois. As a result, the charges against the Four were dismissed. The charges brought against the 31 Pontiac Brothers was another example of this oppr...
The Fuse No. 9
"Update on the Pontiac 31" provides an update on the case against the Pontiac Brothers. Seventeen of them were moved to Chicago where their trials will be held. The article lists the charges against some of the Pontiac Brothers and asserts the fact that the state is trying to rush the trials before the prisoners can gain support. The situation of the Pontiac...
The New Afrikan: The Official Organ of the Republic of New Afrika [November 1979]
Cover Story: RNA Presidential Tour Major Success; Two RNA-11 Members Released, Imari Denied Parole. Also contains articles on: Boston's first New Afrikan Family Conference; Imari Obadele Denied Parole. A Tribute to Revolutionary Black Womanhood; RNA Presidential Tour; The Issue is Really Which Way to Sovereignty; Towards Building Black Human Rights; Prosecut...
Trilateral Commission: The New U.S. Imperialist World Strategy
A general evaluation of the Trilateral System within the framework of the world crisis of U.S. hegemonist imperialism and against the backdrop of the historical development of capitalism in the 20th century. Contents include Introduction; Historical Background to the Trilateral and the Current Crisis of Imperialism; The Current Crisis of Imperialism and the...
Update: Committee for the Suit Against Government Misconduct (August 1979)
This is an update from the Committee for the Suit against Government Misconduct on Clark v. USA, Geronimo Pratt and grand jury.
Update: Committee for the Suit Against Government Misconduct (October-November 1979)
Special Issue: National Black Human Rights Campaign. Black Nation Charges Genocide-UN Rally Demands Human Rights and Self-Determination; Free the Land and the RNA-11 Will Follow; Assata and Sundiata on the Offensive Against COINTELPRO; Freedom of Four Puerto Rican Nationalists Advances Struggle Against Police Terror; FBI to Release More Files-Thousands of de...
Women and the Fight Against COINTELPRO: A Evening of Solidarity with Black Freedom Fighters
Agenda for the evening's benefit Women and the Fight against COINTELPRO.