Black Panthers line up at a Free Huey rally in DeFremery Park in west Oakland in 1968
Huey P. Newton during KPFA interview.
The Black Panther Newspaper Vol V. No27
The Black Panther Newspaper Vol. ,No.1, April 25, 1967
The Black Panther Newspaper Vol.1 ,No.2 ,May 25, 1967
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Children sit to eat at a free meal provided by the Black Panther Party. Stephen Shames and Ducho Dennis
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Bags of groceries are arranged to be given away to the community. Stephen Shames and Ducho Dennis
George Jackson’s funeral at St. Augustine’s Church, Oakland, California, 1971
Two women with bags of food at the People’s Free Food Program, one of the Panther’s survival initiatives, Palo Alto, California, 1972
William Hampton (from left), brother of slain Illinois Black Panther Party chairman Fred Hampton Sr., the Rev. Jesse Jackson, Black Panther Party official Bobby Rush and Renault Robinson, president of the Afro American Patrolmen’s League, are shown at a December 1969 news conference at the Capitol Theatre in Chicago
Members of the Black Panther Party march in the Loop in October 1969.
Children walk by Panther Power graffiti photographed by Stephen Shames
Black Panther Legacy (1969 AP)
A 1970 flier advertising the Black Panthers' free breakfast program in Washington D.C.
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Meals are served to children at a Black Panther Party free breakfast.
A boy gives raised fist salute in front of the New Haven courthouse during a demonstration by 15,000 people in1970. Bobby Seale, chairman of the party, and Ericka Huggins were on trial along for murder. Both were acquitted. Photograph: Stephen Shames