Black Panther Party of Northern California - Freedom Archives
Black Panther Party of Northern California - Freedom Archives Black Panther Party of Northern California - Freedom Archives
BLA-CK _POV_dER : Pair:. 8 VnIITE FORCES USE CIiEMIC~.L "MF1CE'' TO HtiLT BLACKS IN NEWT MAVEN VYhite cops used chemical warfare to rout angry bloods off oho streets of Nova Haven, Conn., last week, proving that the enemy is moving toward the complete use of gas on Black ~3meric~ns . "A.Zace," a chemical which "blinds th~° eyes and causes the victim to lose hi~~ will to resist," was used to a. id fhit ,~ in the arrest of 200 Brothers and Sis- BUCK REBELLIONS RO CK THE BAY AREA In the s ame period that s aw B12. ck Lib-~ e;rats.on Forces and l~Thitoy's troops battle; in Detroit and irz cities from coast to coast, Calif ornia, particulttrly the Buy l~rea, was also hit . Tn San Francisco, Black youths tossed fire bombs in th© Mayfair Superma .rl~et at Geary and Vfebster in the Fillmore District, and police sealed off a 30 -square block section of the district after the bloods broke out most of the store windows up and down the street . Ono Brother waa shot by a Black Tom clerk at the Mayfair Supf;~rmarket, and the windowsmashing and looting spread to the nearby Htiight-Ashbury District and as far .a-v^gay as Market Street . - The scone was about the same at Oakland's 85th Avenue and E . loth St . on the East Side, scer_e of similar rock, ,and y.' battle throwing incidents since lust October . There were repeated gun duels betty©en >>olice and Black Lib©ration Forces in i~J:arin City, and molotov cocktails wore t;.'lrown at white stores and white police . And in Sacramento, Uncle Tom Assemblyrian ti"J'illie Brohan was booed down by a crov+ad of bloods in the Oak Park section of town when he tried to talk them into leaving the streets . "Go home and have a drink with your white boss," one Brother shouted . Bloods tossed gasoline bombs and bet - tles in. the state capitol . 1967 . . .YEAR OF ORGAPTIZt~TTON ters on charges ranging from "inciting to riot" to "curfew violation." This complet©ly throws out any claims by the enemy that he is too humane to use gas on Black Peopl© . V'~Chitey dons not consid er us to be human, and we can expect him to break out more damagi ng cheriicais in the future . Got toge~the r, BrothE: rs 1 U,iHTTEY BREAKS THE TREATY OF 1863 : SFiOSHONE INDIAN ILLEGALLY SENTENCED A Shoshone Indian, legally exempt from the LT . S . draft becaus e of a treaty VJ'hitey signed with his people in 1863, was illegally sentenced by the Beast to 5 years serve nam ." at hard labor for refus ing to in the "tivhite man`s war in Viet- Richard D . Vuilliams, the sole support of his aged mother and crippled father, was ora.ginally tricked into submitting to, induction by draft board members and a white "Indian agent;," who told him t'zat if he went in he wou ld s eon get a hardship dis charge . ' 1 The draft board doc;sn't take the sons of rich (white farmers and ranchers," s'Villiams said in court . "Just dumb Indnns like me ." Rolling Thunder, who r©presented more than 6000 Nevada Shoshones in his testimony, charged that the 1863 Tr©aty of Ruby Valley was only on© of 300 the Beast made and later broke with the ori~ ginal and legal owners of America . "That treaty, gentlemen, was written 1 .~!i~h the blood of our p©ogle," Rolling Thunder rapped . "The Indians came unarrriod . . . .the soldiers had riflcs . . . .they killed an Indian and .put him in an iron poto . .>cooked him . . .made the other Indians eat hasn." This is only morn ;?roof that Vdhitey cares nothing for anyone but t'uhitey, even if he must break his awn laws to do vo .
BLA CK PONDER: Pa e 9 13,P,C . CALLS FO Far full many a decade the Black race ~~1 America has suffered the failure of the ATegro college . Sueh institutions ?zavc: swept potentia 1 the on sts f rom the Black community and converted them into ste'.ri le; lackeys for an oppressive and ~~~orally decadent society . As of now, the situation shotivs no signs ( udging i"rar, a number of studies, statistics, rd systematic observation) of mending itself, and irxi eod appears to grow vJOrse each hour of the day . Vte;, the members of the Black Power Commit -~se, stand opposed to that pathetl.c ¬and skifataeless trend . Our aims rare : (1) the overthrow of the Negro college ~~aith white innards and (2) to raise in -it4, place a militant Black University vahich will counteract the whitewashing Black students nrnro receive in 'Negro" and vtirhite institutions . Vde are working to bring the Black college and the Black aamrnunity toga~ther as one in ra common ~~nd invincible army to fight our common en emy . 'vJc, (Black students, Blaelc professors, Black Vlomen, and Black pr ison.ors of the t,lzetta) represent a variety of "social" groups bound together by a common devot7.on to Black Justice and Black Freedom . 1`TC-,~v~r, so long as we breathe, will we buckle under in the struggle to mold the Black Unity heretofore disrupted by this vuhite trickery and deception . Our model .s South Carolina State College (in ~.rangeburg) which recently struck in craves, although they suffered a news ` TV~ahiteout °' by the free white pr©ss of rnerioa . u"de must unite or peris h.: ~ ~N~ - ax"o ~ca ll:ing, therefore, fox- two nationwide canf'~renc es . One s~ to .being together rev- ~~lutianary Black stud©nts and Broth~rs~, f'rc~n Black cop~munities acr9s,s,- the land . ^1%'~1'lE:~ other ,~~rill shape ~ .and cement a new la:irit of corn, unity, and rev_olut .icr-w n_r ry. .-t}~ou~ht and inqui~y-~n ~t'h©~ part of . .. ? ~i'cl~ professors in "Negro" ,and white colleges and universities . 1967 . . .YE~liR OF ORGANI~la.TTON ~ a~acK u!v~ Although most of the specifics of our program will'~be developed at those cone ferences, our goals revolve around the complete revamping of the "Negro" co? .lego . This includes a purge of the: brainwashing faotories navy called liby"aries, where students read second--hand Shakespeare and learn little or nothing of merit and rehevanco to the Black Man's predicam©nt . Moreover, the must: Yiave a complete overhauling of the present curricula and the building of courses of study more pertinent to the prcsent and future demands of the Black struggle in America and the world . Swahili, for example, a major African long-~ ua ge, should be compulsory paw . At the same time, it is nee©ssary to launch a vigorous campaign to change the names of Black universities to commemorate the courage and deeds of Black thinkers and theorists paw dead rather than white imperialists and their Black Toms . A move is elready underway at Lincoln University (Pa .) to switch the name to Fredrick Douglas University . V1'e applaud the initiativ© shown by these stud ents and def- (Continued on~next Page)
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BLA CK PONDER: Pa e 9<br />
13,P,C . CALLS FO<br />
Far full many a decade the <strong>Black</strong> race<br />
~~1 America has suffered the failure <strong>of</strong><br />
the ATegro college . Sueh institutions<br />
?zavc: swept potentia 1 the on sts f rom the<br />
<strong>Black</strong> community and converted them into<br />
ste'.ri le; lackeys for an oppressive and<br />
~~~orally decadent society . As <strong>of</strong> now,<br />
the situation shotivs no signs ( udging<br />
i"rar, a number <strong>of</strong> studies, statistics,<br />
rd systematic observation) <strong>of</strong> mending<br />
itself, and irxi eod appears to grow vJOrse<br />
each hour <strong>of</strong> the day .<br />
Vte;, the members <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Black</strong> Power<br />
Commit -~se, stand opposed to that pathetl.c<br />
¬and skifataeless trend . Our aims rare :<br />
(1) the overthrow <strong>of</strong> the Negro college<br />
~~aith white innards and (2) to raise in<br />
-it4, place a militant <strong>Black</strong> University<br />
vahich will counteract the whitewashing<br />
<strong>Black</strong> students nrnro receive in 'Negro"<br />
and vtirhite institutions . Vde are working<br />
to bring the <strong>Black</strong> college and the <strong>Black</strong><br />
aamrnunity toga~ther as one in ra common<br />
~~nd invincible army to fight our common<br />
en emy .<br />
'vJc, (<strong>Black</strong> students, Blaelc pr<strong>of</strong>essors,<br />
<strong>Black</strong> Vlomen, and <strong>Black</strong> pr ison.ors <strong>of</strong> the<br />
t,lzetta) represent a variety <strong>of</strong> "social"<br />
groups bound together by a common devot7.on<br />
to <strong>Black</strong> Justice and <strong>Black</strong> <strong>Freedom</strong> .<br />
1`TC-,~v~r, so long as we breathe, will we<br />
buckle under in the struggle to mold the<br />
<strong>Black</strong> Unity heret<strong>of</strong>ore disrupted by this<br />
vuhite trickery and deception . Our model<br />
.s South Carolina State College (in<br />
~.rangeburg) which recently struck in<br />
craves, although they suffered a news<br />
` TV~ahiteout °' by the free white pr©ss <strong>of</strong><br />
rnerioa .<br />
u"de must unite or peris h.: ~ ~N~ - ax"o ~ca ll:ing,<br />
therefore, fox- two nationwide canf'~renc<br />
es . One s~ to .being together rev-<br />
~~lutianary <strong>Black</strong> stud©nts and Broth~rs~,<br />
f'rc~n <strong>Black</strong> cop~munities acr9s,s,- the land .<br />
^1%'~1'lE:~ other ,~~rill shape ~ .and cement a new<br />
la:irit <strong>of</strong> corn, unity, and rev_olut .icr-w<br />
n_r ry. .-t}~ou~ht and inqui~y-~n ~t'h©~ part <strong>of</strong><br />
. .. ? ~i'cl~ pr<strong>of</strong>essors in "Negro" ,and white<br />
colleges and universities .<br />
1967 . . .YE~liR OF ORGANI~la.TTON<br />
~ a~acK u!v~<br />
Although most <strong>of</strong> the specifics <strong>of</strong> our<br />
program will'~be developed at those cone<br />
ferences, our goals revolve around the<br />
complete revamping <strong>of</strong> the "Negro" co? .lego<br />
. This includes a purge <strong>of</strong> the:<br />
brainwashing faotories navy called liby"aries,<br />
where students read second--hand<br />
Shakespeare and learn little or nothing<br />
<strong>of</strong> merit and rehevanco to the <strong>Black</strong><br />
Man's predicam©nt . Moreover, the must:<br />
Yiave a complete overhauling <strong>of</strong> the present<br />
curricula and the building <strong>of</strong> courses<br />
<strong>of</strong> study more pertinent to the prcsent<br />
and future demands <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Black</strong><br />
struggle in America and the world . Swahili,<br />
for example, a major African long-~<br />
ua ge, should be compulsory paw . At the<br />
same time, it is nee©ssary to launch a<br />
vigorous campaign to change the names <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>Black</strong> universities to commemorate the<br />
courage and deeds <strong>of</strong> <strong>Black</strong> thinkers and<br />
theorists paw dead rather than white imperialists<br />
and their <strong>Black</strong> Toms . A move<br />
is elready underway at Lincoln University<br />
(Pa .) to switch the name to Fredrick<br />
Douglas University . V1'e applaud the initiativ©<br />
shown by these stud ents and def-<br />
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