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                <p>The New Afrikan Black Panther Party developed first
                  from within the prisons of Amerika and is now building
                  programs and organizations in communities across the
                  country. Their concept of a United Panther Movement
                  embraces all peoples and seeks to build a movement
                  that can thoroughly transform society. We seek to open
                  a discussion about the ongoing possibilities and
                  challenges of the continuing quest for liberation and
                  justice.</p>
                <p>Shaka Zulu, chair of the New Afrikan Black Panther
                  Party, was recently released from prison and is on a
                  national tour from his base in Newark, New Jersey.
                  Since Shaka Zulu’s release, the NABPP has been
                  organizing “No Prison Fridays” protests in Newark.
                  These mass rallies, which quickly grew from a few
                  dozen to several hundred protesters from local
                  communities, began in opposition to official plans to
                  build a youth prison in Newark on South Orange Avenue,
                  a couple of blocks from Westside High School. The
                  NABPP is building Serve the People programs to assist
                  communities in developing their own resources and
                  labor power toward restoring them as base areas of
                  cultural, political and economic revolution.</p>
                <p>George Katsiaficas graduated from MIT in 1970 while
                  in solitary confinement after being convicted of
                  “disturbing a school” for organizing anti-war
                  protests. He moved to California, where he was part of
                  a deep network of counter-cultural
                  counter-institutions during the 1970s. He was long
                  active against the CIA and for Palestinian
                  self-determination. Together with Kathleen Cleaver, he
                  edited Liberation, Imagination and the Black Panther
                  Party.</p>
                <p>Sponsored by Critical Resistance Oakland Chapter and
                  the Freedom Archives – for more information 415
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