Summary

BLACK PANTHER PARTY - PART ONE

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Title: BLACK PANTHER PARTY - PART ONE
File Number: ACL-3005 Digibeta; Beta SP
Color: B W, Color
Type: Compilation
Year: 1960s, 1970s
Description: 3005-1 01:00:00:00 -- 01:00:24:28 1969 B W w Sound VS Black Panther demonstration outside of courthouse w Eldridge Cleaver VO talking about a Black army: We're gonna walk on this racist power structure. And we're gonna say to the whole damn government: 'Stick 'em up motherfucker! This is a hold up, we've come for what's ours'... Row of Panthers standing on steps punching right fists in air in Black Power salute w crowd gathered below. CU FREE HUEY flag waving on pole. CU Black Panther in sunglasses & beret at attention w flag waving in FG. PYN (8083) 3005-2 01:00:24:29 -- 01:01:24:04 1969 B W w Sound TS male rank of Black Panther Party standing at attention in uniforms. PAN group of Black Panther women. VS men marching around outdoor tennis court during drill. VS Black Panther members thrusting Free Huey flags into air, raising fists in Black Power symbol. MS small group standing at attention w flags. PYN (8083) 3005-3 01:01:24:05 -- 01:01:43:08 1969 Color w Sound Black Panther H. Rap Brown makes speech (wearing sunglasses & bandage on forehead): I say violence is necessary. Violence is a part of America's culture. It is as American as cherry pie...We will be free by any means necessary. EBC (8028) 3005-4 01:01:43:09 -- 01:02:14:01 1969 B W w Sound ECU Donald Cox speaking: But it's all one struggle. Oppressed people all over the world are struggling against a common enemy: the US fascist imperialist pigs...then we can have all power for the people. PYN (8083) 3005-5 01:02:14:02 -- 01:02:38:13 1960s or 1970s Color w Sound Black Panther H. Rap Brown makes speech (wearing sunglasses & bandage on forehead in profile): There should be more shootin' than lootin'...If you're gonna loot, loot your gun stores.... CU young woman & man in audience react (college students). Cuts to shot of armed men leaving building w crowd watching, some making Black power symbol. PA (8076) 3005-6 01:02:38:14 -- 01:02:48:19 1969 Color w Sound Black Panther H. Rap Brown (wearing sunglasses & bandage on forehead) smiles & makes Black power symbol w fist as police move him through demonstrative shouting crowd after his arrest, possibly for inciting riot in Maryland. Crowd cheers Brown on. EBC (8028) 3005-7 01:02:48:20 -- 01:03:29:27 1969 B W w Sound Black Panther Party rally outside Alameda County Courthouse, Oakland, California. PANS of crowd: women chant & clap men stand at attention (some Hispanic, some White) woman holds Free Huey (Long) flag. Riot police leave court house & push through crowd. VO chant: No more brothers in jail...Off the pig!... PYN (8083) 3005-8 01:03:29:28 -- 01:03:45:06 1969 B W w Sound Black Panther Party rally outside Alameda County Courthouse, Oakland, California. Youth in beret & dark sunglasses punch fists in air & chants. VS Moving picket lines w young men carrying Bobby Seale placards & young women carrying Set Huey (Newton) Free placards. Women & girls demonstrate. VO chant: Off the pigs! PYN (8083) 3005-9 01:03:45:07 -- 01:04:21:01 1969 B W w Sound Black Panther Party rally outside Alameda County Courthouse, Oakland, California. Small group of men & women march 2 abreast. Group of men in uniform chanting & punching fists in air (Black power symbol). Men stand at attention on courthouse steps, some holding flags. Men punch fists in air w protesters & courthouse in BG. VS PANs police on 3-wheel vehicles parked Support Black Liberation bus w HUEY (Newton) for Congress Black Panther Peace and Freedom (Party) sign attached to its side. Crowd of Hispanic & White protesters carry Huey Newton photographs & Free Huey signs on sidewalk. VO chant: The Revolution has come...Time to pick up the gun... w chorus: Off the pigs! (sound & film jumps) Newton was Minister of Defense for Black Panther Party PYN (8083) 3005-10 01:04:21:02 -- 01:04:33:06 1969 B W w Sound Black Panther Party rally outside Alameda County Courthouse, Oakland, California. TD May Day Mass Rally poster for San Francisco w image of jailed Black Panther Party minister of defense Huey Newton. PYN (8083) 3005-11 01:04:33:07 -- 01:07:41:18 1969 B W w Sound Montage of Black Panther Party street activism. VS Black Panther Party posters, illustrations, signs, photographs posted on wall, including, Huey Newton, Mao & Bobby Hutton Murdered by Oakland Pigs poster. VS Hands pasting glue on backs of posters w brushes. VS men attaching Bobby Seale posters (one is illustration w machine gun) to wall. VS Black Panther members on street holding brushes, posters. VS San Francisco Police Department action. Police car drives along street. Woman hands out flyers on street corner. Man stands on road, giving flyers to passing cars. People inspect posters on sidewalk. Panthers in laundromat w posters. Black Panther talks to media about mobilizing people for rally during press conference w crowd in BG. Police & armed guard move through crowd. VS police cars. Armed policemen run down street in group in distance. Police officers exit car w machine gun. VS riot police in helmets using megaphones. VS police standing guard outside Black Panther headquarters. Black Panther discusses police violence involving Panther field marshall Donald Cox. VS armed police in Black crowds. Jazz bass soundtrack. PYN (8083) 3005-12 01:07:41:19 -- 01:08:17:24 1969 B W w Sound Black Panther Kathleen Cleaver speaks at Free Huey Newton rally. Cleaver clenches fists in air & says, All power to the people...demand that Huey P. Newton be set free! PYN (8083) 3005-13 01:08:17:25 -- 01:08:36:11 1969 B W w Sound Black Panther Kathleen Cleaver speaks at Free Huey Newton rally. Cleaver says, Right on! ... in '66 when he (Newton) started the Black Panther Party. PYN (8083) 3005-14 01:08:36:12 -- 01:10:39:06 1969 B W w Sound Interview w Black Panther Party cofounder Huey P. Newton from jail. Newton says: In America Black people are treated very much as Vietnamese people or any other colonized people...the police are there in our community, not to promote our welfare or for our security and our safety but are there to contain us, to brutalize and to murder us...to see that the status quo is kept intact. Cuts to interview with Black Panther Party cofounder Eldridge Cleaver blaming government power structure for current turmoil. People aren't hip to that yet ....they're all going to just be like the Panthers. PYN (8083) 3005-15 01:10:39:07 -- 01:11:04:08 1969 B W w Sound Interview w Black Panther Party cofounder Huey P. Newton from jail. Newton recounts one way in which Panthers gained support in community: they would monitor police activity & bail out any Black who was arrested (Panther or not). When we first started...these people (Panthers) are really concerned about our welfare. PYN (8083) 3005-16 01:11:04:09 -- 01:11:41:18 1969 B W w Sound VS Black Panther May Day demonstration to free Huey P. Newton, San Francisco, California. Chant: Free Huey - Off the pigs! Young White couple shakes firsts in air (Black power). Protesters chant & carry Newton placards. VS musicians in jester costumes play drums, trumpet & other musical instruments. VS protesters thrust Huey placards & first in air. PAN demonstration. PYN (8083) 3005-17 01:11:41:19 -- 01:12:44:02 1968 B W w Sound Blank Panther chairman & co-founder Bobby Seale speaking about racist power structure at rally. ...to go forth as human beings to remove these pigs, these hogs in the power structure, murdering & brutalizing people not only here within the confines of Racist decadent America but murdering, brutalizing & oppressing people all over the world. And when we go forth to kill w them...to scare the racist rotten pigs..to occupy the people to occupy the community such as the way they have this park here occupied. Now just a second. There's a lesson that ministers essentially don't be teachin' that whenever the people disagree w the political decisions that's been made upon their heads, that whenever the people disagree w those political decisions, the racist power structure sends their guns & bullets to see that the people accept those political decisions. But we're here as revolutionaries to know that we refuse to accept those political decisions that maintain the oppression of our Black people and other people in the world. PYN (8083) 3005-18 01:12:44:03 -- 01:13:35:08 1969 B W w Sound Blank Panther chairman & co-founder Bobby Seale (w beard) speaks at Free Huey Newton rally. Seale says: ...of the Black Panther Party and Black people and Mexican American people and all people are saying there will always be Huey P. Newton and the Black Panther Party as long as there's Black people living in existence. Cuts to rally w people punching fists in air (Black power symbol) & chanting: Free Huey - Off the pig!. VO speaker: Right on! Man distributes small books in crowd. Demonstrators hold books in air CU hands holding books in air FREE HUEY placard. Speaker holds up Red Book: by Chairman Mao of Red China & asks: Is this the answer?.. PYN (8083) 3005-19 01:13:35:09 -- 01:15:37:07 1969 B W w Sound Blank Panther chairman & co-founder Bobby Seale addresses crowd at Black Panther : The Black Panther Party, along with other members of the community are feeding 2,000 young brothers & sisters every morning. If that's subversive, then damn it, we subversive. Woman speaker talks about the Breakfast Program over footage of children being fed: CU young Black boy drinks from cup at table w other children ZO 2 Black boys laugh while sitting at table w Black teenager Asian & Black boy eat sandwiches at table women prepare food at steam table in kitchen VS CUs young Black girls drinking & eating. ...The Breakfast Program is a program for the people by the people. All the Black Panther Party has done has taken the basic needs of the people and put them into practice 'cuz we are practitioners... Bobby Seale speaks about jailed Black Panther minister of defense Huey P. Newton & finishes w Black Panther 10-point platform. VO Seale: ...we're just waiting for this racism to break down when we see the poor White Appalachians up in the mountains copy the same 10-point program & go forth to destroy the Nixon, the Reagan & the pig Alioto... w Farm Security Administration (FSA) images of destitute families from Great Depression. PYN (8083) 3005-20 01:15:37:08 -- 01:16:33:27 1969 B W w Sound ZI CU Black Panther Party chairman & co-founder Bobby Seale speaks: ...we're saying to you bald-headed pig punks (Mayor Alioto, Governor Reagan, President Nixon), 'You better get out of the way because we're tired and we're saying you better let Huey go.' Cuts to Panthers holds flags outdoors in row. VS Panthers marching w flags during drill. Photograph of Bobby Seale surrounded by Black Panthers (both Black & White) at press conference. VO Kathleen Cleaver speech: Huey wants to be out here so he can provide the leadership to the people's revolution, so he can take this country & change it, turn it upside down & put the last first & the first last. Not only for Black people but for all people... Headshot Cleaver speaking at rally finishing w ...and all the people don't have power that means none of us do. Refers to Governor Ronald Reagan and President Richard Nixon. PYN (8083) 3005-21 01:16:33:28 -- 01:17:22:09 1969 B W w Sound Blank Panther chairman & co-founder Bobby Seale speaks at Panther rally: I am--a revolutionary....We love all our people. We love our people so much that if the pigs attack us we're going to defend ourselves rightfully w guns & bullets. PYN (8083) 3005-22 01:17:23:10 -- 01:17:36:05 1969 B W w Sound ZO Blank Panther chairman & co-founder Bobby Seale speaks at Free Huey Newton (Black Panther co-founder & minister of defense) rally in Chicago: The revolution in this country is occurring...and in fact people coming forth to demand freedom... PYN (8083) 3005-23 01:17:36:13 -- 01:17:42:28 1969 B W w Sound ECU Blank Panther Party chairman & co-founder Bobby Seale speaks at Free Huey Newton (Black Panther co-founder & minister of defense) rally in Chicago: ...we refuse to accept those political decisions that maintain the oppression of our Black people... PYN (8083) 3005-24 01:17:42:29 -- 01:18:33:08 12-Nov-69 B W w Sound Montage various Black Panther Party speakers on raised platform at Bobby Hutton Memorial Park rally, Oakland California. Speakers include Black Panther co-founder Eldridge Cleaver, Kathleen Cleaver & Black Panther co-founder Bobby Seale. Black Panther co-founder & minister of defense Huey P. Newton narrates in VO comparing Black Panther Party's strategies to those of Fidel Castro's & Che Guevera's during revolution in Cuba: ...We (Black Panther Party) think that this educational process is necessary & it's the people that will cause the revolution & the people that will cause the change in the country. The Black Panther Party is simply the vanguard of the revolution & we plan to teach the people the strategy & the necessary tools to liberate themselves... PYN (8083) 3005-25 01:18:33:09 -- 01:18:45:16 ca 1970 B W w Sound ECU interview w jailed Black Panther co-founder & chairman Bobby Seale: You can jail the revolutionary but you can't jail the revolution. PDA (8027) 3005-26 01:18:45:17 -- 01:20:01:08 ca 1970 B W w Sound ECU interview w jailed Black Panther co-founder & chairman Bobby Seale. Cuts to shot of small Free Huey Newton (Black Panther co-founder & minister of defense) demonstration: man holds Huey Newton poster (sitting in wicker chair in uniform w weapon) next to speaker w microphone PAN parked police car & (Black?) policeman walking outside barricaded sidewalk area w crowd listening to Panther speaker headshot 2 men talking outdoors Seale smokes cigarette. ...I hope that Black people see ourselves as a nation within a nation...It's very important that when we define ourselves as a nation, we don't define it in terms of only being Black. We define it in 4 basic categories...geographical location...economic status...psychological makeup...idiomatic expressions & language of the ghetto & the community... PDA (8027) 3005-27 01:20:01:09 -- 01:20:19:25 ca 1970 B W w Sound CU interview w jailed Black Panther Party co-founder & chairman Bobby Seale. Seale addresses sexism in Party: We even denounce male chauvinism as a part of oppression. We believe in equality of male & female...the old chauvinistic attitudes...are directly related to the oppressive system of America itself... PDA (8027) 3005-28 01:20:20:06 -- 01:21:26:17 ca 1970 B W w Sound CU interview w jailed Black Panther Party co-founder & chairman Bobby Seale. Seale talks about seeking United Nations recognition & release of political prisoners: ...ask the United Nations to recognize Black people are first class citizens by recognizing Black people as a nation...a nation within a nation....to end the fascist oppression of the United States government...move to stop the war against colored people in general & Black people in particular... Seale raises fist in air in Black Power salute & says: Power to the people. PDA (8027) 3005-29 01:21:26:18 -- 01:21:53:06 1969 B W w Sound VS EXT Black Panther Party storefront w windows smashed & bullet holes through posters of Huey P. Newton, Bobby Hutton & Eldridge Cleaver. PYN (8083) 3005-30 01:21:53:07 -- 01:22:08:28 1969 B W w Sound PAN INT Black Panther Party HQ w small group of male members talking inside & Eldridge Cleaver VO: So, if here all of a sudden here come 2 Niggers w some guns instead of trying to stop & talk to the cops just like the cops talking to them...hey check that out..if they don't decide that their life is too precious, you know? Newspaper clippings posted on walls. PYN (8083) 3005-31 01:22:08:29 -- 01:23:26:02 1960s B W w Sound CU Doc Satchel speaking at indoor rally. Cuts to LS of Satchel with two body guards wearing sunglasses standing next to him - ZI on Satchel. ...the Black Panther Party is an organization like OXFAM to be ridden by the people down the path of social revolution...You dig it? (crowd: 'RIGHT ON!)...the Black Panther Party is concerned...to educate the peoples to the fundamentals of Socialism...we ain't talking about the Black Panther Party going to overthrow the government...we're going to heighten the contradictions so that people can see that injustices are going on and the people can decide whether the government needs changing or not... AFP (8004) 3005-32 01:23:26:03 -- 01:23:32:10 1960s B W w Sound Police raid Black Panther locations: PAN White policeman in riot gear (helmet, machine gun) running past cars on city street. White policeman holds arm of Black man handcuffed to another Black man both arrested men hold their fists in air in Black power salute. AFP (8004) 3005-33 01:23:32:11 -- 01:23:48:21 1969 B W w Sound ECU Black Panther Field Marshall Donald Cox speaking w footage of White men armed w rifles confronting black men at night(possibly on college campus): ...but it's all one struggle, all of the repressed people all over the world regardless of color are struggling against a common enemy... PYN (8083) 3005-34 01:23:48:22 -- 01:23:51:15 1969 B W w Sound MS demonstrators (mostly White) carrying Power to the People banner at rally w media in FG. PYN (8083) 3005-35 01:23:51:16 -- 01:23:57:13 1969 B W w Sound CU demonstrators (mostly White) carrying Power to the People banner at rally w media in FG. PYN (8083) 3005-36 01:23:57:14 -- 01:24:26:13 1969 Color Silent People carrying Power to the People banner make their way through crowd of white demonstrators at outdoor rally. People carry flags, including one from Vietnam. DN (8024) 3005-37 01:24:26:14 -- 01:26:37:05 1960s B W w Sound Black Panther Fred Hampton addresses party's relationship with white radicals: ...there are White people in the mother country that are for the same types of things we are for...we're saying that we'll work w anybody...who's got revolution on their minds... Cuts to young Black children outdoors on stairs next to placard w Black Panther symbol. Black man welcomes children into room for Black Panther breakfast program, saying: Come on in little brothers. Come on in little sisters. Y'all can sit down & get something to eat... VS children seated at long banquet tables. Man hands out plates of food to seated children. CU two young Black boys laugh. VS CUs girls & boys eating & drinking. Man speaks w young boy playing flute as another boy in BG. CU hand pouring milk into coffee cups. Cuts back to Fred Hampton speaking about socialism: If you're afraid of socialism, you're afraid of yourself! Cuts to still w information onscreen. AFP (8004) 3005-38 01:26:37:06 -- 01:27:33:00 1960s B W w Sound Black Panther leader Fred Hampton talks to non-Panther community organizers about forming credit union. Non-Panther asks Hampton: Are you hip to a credit union?...it's a bank, owned by the people, run for the people, and by the people... AFP (8004) 3005-39 01:27:33:01 -- 01:27:42:04 1960s B W w Sound Black Panther leader Fred Hampton gestures & speaks at outdoor rally: ...the people are going to have to attack the pigs... AFP (8004) 3005-40 01:27:42:05 -- 01:28:17:13 1960s B W w Sound Black Panther leader Fred Hampton gestures & speaks at free Bobby Seale (jailed Black Panther Party chairman) outdoor rally: ...nothing is more important than stopping fascism because fascism will stop us all...we're going to see about Bobby because Bobby came and saw about us. AFP (8004) 3005-41 01:28:17:14 -- 01:28:24:07 1960s Color w Sound Excerpt from film, Brink of Disaster -- White demonstrators raise fists in air & shout during rally supporting jailed Black Panther chairman Bobby Seale w banner in BG. (Sound of demo is disrupted by VO) PA (8076) 3005-42 01:28:24:08 -- 01:28:30:20 1970s Color Silent Washington, DC -- White protesters gather in park during Free Bobby Seale (jailed Black Panther Party chairman) demonstration w banner & Capitol Building in BG (under exposed) HDN (8046) 3005-43 01:28:30:21 -- 01:28:33:15 1970s Color Silent Washington, DC -- CU Banner at Free Bobby Seale (jailed Black Panther chairman) rally, Political Power Grows Out of the Barrel of a Gun Free Bobby Seale w White protesters in BG HDN (8046) 3005-44 01:28:33:16 -- 01:31:03:03 1969 B W w Sound Stop the Trial pro-Bobby Seale, Black Panther Party chairman, rally outside courthouse. VS Crowd mostly White demonstrators moving through street, carrying flags & banners. VS MS Black protestor walking arm-in-arm w White protestors, all chanting. MS CU crowd carrying President Richard Nixon effigy. PAN police officers (one Black?) in riot gear in on sidewalk in front of (federal?) building. PAN crowd demonstrators running through street w people holding hands to form barricade & photographer in FG. HA massive doors to courthouse TD police & protesters. MS policeman uses handheld movie camera. WS protester carrying Stop the Trial banner runs through crowd. Demonstrators climb sculpture at courthouse & plant flag. VS protesters on courthouse steps & crowd in . ZI people (civil servants?) watching from balcony. SHAKY CAMERA CU protesters waving flags ZI protester climbing sculpture. VS chaos as tear gas disperses amongst protesters. VS HA protesters, one holding American flag, trying to break down door to courthouse. VS lowering of American flag raising protester's flag at courthouse. VS riot police move through street w objects set on fire. White protester pours water from thermos into eyes of Black protester on ground w riot policeman joining them. Riot police standing in group w helmets & gas masks. Banners propped against walls read: Stop the War Against Vietnam and Black Americans & Stop The Trial. PYN (8083) 3005-45 01:31:03:04 -- 01:31:49:08 1960s or 1970s Color Silent Bel Air, Harford County, Maryland -- Black demonstrators carry placards in support of H. Rap Brown outside of courthouse in moving picket. Several people stand in front of Bel Air plaque on wall of court house. VS picketers. HDN (8046) 3005-46 01:31:49:09 -- 01:31:58:25 1960s or 1970s Color Silent American civil Rights lawyer William Bill Kunstler (1919 - 1995) talks to press during press conference outside of courthouse (out of focus and scratched). HDN (8046) 3005-47 01:31:58:26 -- 01:32:16:29 1970 B W w Sound Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut -- New Haven Nine campaign. EXT American political activist Jerry Rubin (1938 - 1994), co-founder of the Youth International Party (a.k.a. Yippies), stands at podium, leading crowd in chant: Free Bobby (Seale, jailed Black Panther Party chairman)! Free Ericka (Huggins, arrested w others on a variety of conspiracy and murder charges)! Two women move forward on platform behind Rubin w Free Panthers - Women's Liberation banner man standing up & punching fist in air & chanting in FG. PAN crowd White & Black protesters punching fists in air. MOR (8009) 3005-48 01:32:17:00 -- 01:33:03:03 1970 B W w Sound New Haven, Connecticut -- Suspended Yale Professor and Black Panther Ken Mills speaks at May Day rally: All the power to the people...as someone who closed Yale down in order to open it up to reality...the highest duty for every single individual in the world today is to struggle on behalf of the oppressed people where they are... MOR (8009) 3005-49 01:33:03:04 -- 01:33:21:17 1970 B W w Sound New Haven, Connecticut -- American writer, political activist and Yippie co-founder Abbie Hoffman (1936 - 1989) speaks at press conference for Free Bobby Seale (jailed Black Panther Party chairman) rally: We're free because 500,000 brothers & sisters went to the only course we have left in this country...that's why we've come to New Haven--to free Bobby. MOR (8009) 3005-50 01:33:21:18 -- 01:33:24:07 1970 B W w Sound Black Panther Free Bobby (jailed Black Panther chairman Bobby Seale) flag w panther & gun icons waving outdoors at rally. MOR (8009) 3005-51 01:33:24:08 -- 01:34:11:14 1970 B W w Sound ECU Black Panther Party chief of staff David Hilliard speaks from podium w American political activist David Dellinger (chairman National Mobilization Committee to End War in Vietnam, eldest of Chicago 7)(R) & Elbert Big Man Howard (original Black Panther Party member) (2nd from R). Hilliard says: ...we will have to move beyond the symbolistic attitude of marches and chants and shouts of, 'All power to the people.' It will mean making our power to the people a reality...All power to the people! MOR (8009) 3005-52 01:34:11:15 -- 01:34:28:16 1970 B W w Sound French writer Jean Genet (1910 - 1986) speaks (w help of translator) in support of the Black Panthers and jailed Black Panther Party chairman Bobby Seale: The state of Connecticut is the one state that has kept the electric chair in order to assassinate Bobby Seale... MOR (8009) 3005-53 01:34:28:17 -- 01:34:34:12 1970 B W w Sound New Haven, Connecticut - Armed National Guard soldiers march on street past storefront w Free the Panthers painted in large letters on its EXT. MOR (8009) 3005-54 01:34:34:13 -- 01:35:36:01 1970 B W w Sound New Haven, Connecticut -- New Haven Black Panther Doug Miranda speaks at press conference in Panther headquarters: ...as America intensifies its aggression abroad...you will see it intensify its intimidation to stop the second front that's opening up here in America...every time people take to the streets to protest injustice...racism & capitalism...they don't even allow the local police departments to come out, they immediately call in the national guard...paratroopers & marines...they're beginning to call on the National Guard on the very same people they're meant to be protecting... 2 days after press conference 4 students killed at Kent State University by National Guardsmen MOR (8009) 3005-55 01:35:36:02 -- 01:36:11:20 1970 B W w Sound New Haven, Connecticut -- PAN crowd at rally listening to Yale professor and Black Panther Ken Mills speaking. Cuts to Mills: What is happening here in New Haven today is the beginning of a movement of the university communities right across the nation to say we cannot go on as long as there's a Cambodia. We cannot go on as long as there's a Vietnam. We will not go on as long as they try to kill Bobby Seale, Erika Huggins, and the New Haven Panthers..that is the call going out right across the country, Shut them down to open them up to reality... MOR (8009) 3005-56 01:36:11:21 -- 01:36:32:17 1970 B W w Sound PAN crowd at rally listening to New Haven Black Panther Doug Miranda giving closing speech: ...All power to those who can organize a strike...All power to the good shooters. MOR (8009) 3005-57 01:36:32:18 -- 01:36:37:22 ca 1967 Color w Sound Excerpt from film, Tragedy or Hope -- Black man (probably Black Panther Doug Miranda) speaks at rally as mostly White crowd moves around in BG. VO commentary. PA (8076) 3005-58 01:36:40:19 -- 01:36:54:23 1970 Color Silent New York City -- MS Black Panther in black leather cap talking & holding party newspaper. WS Black Panther hawking newspapers while standing on roof of car covered w posters of Black Panther leaders (minister of defense Huey Newton, chairman Bobby Seale). CU PAN Bobby Seale posters. PDA (8027) 3005-59 01:36:54:24 -- 01:40:16:17 1970 Color w Sound New York City -- French writer Jean Genet (1910 - 1986) gives interview in French (with translator spokesman) seated next to him at Black Panthers headquarters. Genet discusses how American media systematically withheld information concerning Black Panther Party from American public. Panther propaganda drawings & posters hang on walls in BG. Panther translator holds up copy of newspaper, The Black Panther (w illustration of Bobby Seale strapped to electric chair): ...the media is another form...in which...the fascist power structure uses to whitewash the overall situation in America...this is why we have our own newspaper... PDA (8027) 3005-60 01:40:16:18 -- 01:40:53:20 1970 Color w Sound New York City -- VS CU PAN Black Panther cartoon-type illustrations on walls at party headquarters w continuation of Black Panther translator spokesperson making closing statements after Jean Genet interview in VO. Violent illustrations w slogans like: Revolution In Our Lifetime, Off The Pigs! & Babylon Will BURN. NYPD depicted w pig head being fired upon at close range by Panthers. Recreation of flag raising at Iwo Jima w American flag substituted by Panther flag. Brief shot of Genet & Panther in profile. PDA (8027) 3005-61 01:40:53:21 -- 01:41:11:15 1970 Color Silent New York City -- French writer Jean Genet (1910-1986) stands beside black woman who speaks on behalf of Black Panthers in front of statue at Columbia University. CU Genet smiling. (Overexposed.) PDA (8027) 3005-62 01:41:11:16 -- 01:41:33:02 1970 Color Silent New York City -- PAN crowd at rally to free Black Panther minister of defense Huey Newton in front of Alma Mater statue at Columbia University. CU Free Huey flags. WS EXT Low Memorial Library w protesters holding banners. PDA (8027) 3005-63 01:41:33:03 -- 01:41:57:27 1971 Color Silent MS Feminists march in support of Black Panther Ericka Huggins w some carrying Huggins placards, chanting & pounding fists in air. HDN (8046) 3005-64 01:41:57:28 -- 01:42:14:07 1971 Color Silent Rally in support of jailed Black Panthers w red banner: Free Bobby - Free Ericka. WS woman making speech on crowded platform w flag flying in BG. Black Panther chair
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