Black Panthers

Frasi

Huey P. Newton: It's a Marxist-Leninist program an [...]	D
Narrator: In 1966, taking advantage of a law which [...]	D
Stokely Carmichael: It is a question of an oppress [...]	D
Huey P. Newton: The mind and body theory for years [...]	D
Narrator: The use of brother and sister has gone b [...]	D
Stokely Carmichael: I think its clear, especially [...]	D
Narrator: The panther was chosen as their symbol. [...]	D
Kathleen Cleaver: Black people, in general, are re [...]	D
Narrator: Oakland. Population 400,000. 32% black. [...]	D
Huey P. Newton: The role of the black woman in the [...]	D
Female Black Panther Demonstrators: Black is beaut [...]	D
Narrator: They no longer carry arms, even if they [...]	D
Narrator: On this Sunday, in August 1968, their pu [...]	D
Narrator: After nine months of jail, this trial if [...]	D
Huey P. Newton: The Black Panther Party has succee [...]	D
Kathleen Cleaver: This brother here, myself, all o [...]	D
White tourist: There seems to be quite a bit of fu [...]	D
Narrator: The Oakland Police, well known for its b [...]	D
Stokely Carmichael: He is in jail. He is a prisone [...]	D
Huey P. Newton: I've been in solitary confinement [...]	D
Eldridge Cleaver: He must be set free. Don't let t [...]	D
[last lines] Narrator: The story of the Black Pan [...]	D
Kathleen Cleaver: For so many, many years, we were [...]	D
Eldridge Cleaver: We have the pigs uptight. They d [...]	D
Huey P. Newton: The community has been very recept [...]	D
Huey P. Newton: My mail and books are constantly h [...]	D