This listing is for a 1969 magazine examining the Black Panther Party through articles, photos, and contemporary commentary. Published in 1969 by Universal Publishing and Distributing Corporation, this magazine explores the Black Panther Party at the height of its national prominence. The striking cover advertises "a startling, inside look" at..... More
This group of original Black Panther Party protest pins originates from the organization's Detroit office and reflects several of the major political campaigns championed by the Party and its allies during the late 1960s and '70s. Included are examples bearing the slogans “Free Angela,” “Boycott Lettuce,” and “Free Bobby,” causes..... More
Detroit, Michigan: Black Political Review, 1966. 11” x 8½”. Stapled wrappers. pp. 28 + laid in leaf. Very good: top staple loosening, wrappers lightly dust soiled, moderate edge wear; laid in sheet with numerous small tears at right edge. This is the first issue of a periodical which documents a...... More