Black Panther Party Community News Service
The Black Panther Intercommunal News Service was a weekly periodical with national and international distribution. In its heyday, the Party sold several hundred thousand copies of the newspaper per week.
Although you can only access the front and back covers digitally, we have the entire papers preserved in the archives. Please email us at info@freedomarchives.org if you'd like to arrange to see the entire papers or for more information.
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Documents
The Black Panther Black Community News Service
Cover Story: The Power of the People Can Impeach Nixon- Congressman Ronald V. Dellums. Also Inside: Police Kill 14-year old; San Quentin Six Motions Argued; Community Learning Center Viewed; Racists Force Sister Out of Home; Ministerial Alliance Protest; Prison Program Tortures 20; Mid-East Ceasefire; The Harder They Come Reviewed, more.
The Black Panther Black Community News Service
Cover Story: Who Killed Marcus Foster? Persons Responsible for Murder Must Be Uncovered. Also Inside: Murdered 14-Yr Old's Family to Sue; Son of Man Temple Statement; Bobby Seale Testifies for Chicago 7; Guards Rob David Hilliard; Congressman Ron Dellums Interviewed (part 2); Impeachment Moves Grow; 93 Nations to Back Guinea-Bissau; Josephine Baker, more.
The Black Panther Black Community News Service
Cover Story: You're #1 on Nixon's Energy Enemy List. Also Inside: Shiely Chisholm Attacked; Tiny Tots Band at Learning Center; Attica Defense Team Needs Funds; Reagan's Welfare Plan illegal; Atlanta Service Workers Picket Line; O.A.U. Urges Broader Oil boycott, Black Caucus Recognize Guinea-Bissau China, more.
The Black Panther Black Community News Service
Cover Story: The Struggle Continues. Also Inside: Black Community News; Political Prisoners and POWs; New Jersey Boycotts Colgate; Organizing Afrikan-Amerikan Students; Fallen Comrades; AIDS and Afrikan-Americans; Drugs, racism and the destruction of communities; Homelessness in Oakland; Neocolonialism in Philadelphia; International News; Huey's Funeral; Survival Programs; Key BPP Writings/Documents; Eulogies and Remembrances; Chronology-The Formative Years; Revolutionary Arts/Culture; more.