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Foreword Elbert "Big Man" Howard ix
Introduction xi
Chronology of the Black Panther Party xxv
Civil Wrongs and the Rise of Black Power 1
The Black Panther Party for Self-Defense 49
Speaking of Violence 89
Publicizing the Party 113
Growth and Transformation 159
Unjustifiable Homicides 189
Southern Discomfort 249
To the East ... and Back 273
The Rift 297
Conclusion 335
Acknowledgments 349
Ten Point Program: What We Want, What We Believe 353
Rules of the Black Panther Party 356
Partial Listing of BPP Chapters and Affiliates 359
Notes 361
Bibliographical Essay 397
Bibliography 431
Index 439
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Georges Icke
reviewed Up Against the Wall: Violence in the Making And Unmaking of the Black Panther Party on November 15, 2018 Up Against the Wall
Not just a remarkable history lesson, but a potent lesson on the use and disadvantage of violence in politics. The Black Panthers’ willingness to use force was NOT the cause of their downfall; they lived and died not by the sword but by their organizational skills and community integration. The FBI killed Fred Hampton because the Chicago Panthers were essentially supplanting the government’s welfare and educational functions, and he was well on his way to brokering a peace between Chicago’s warring gangs.
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