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Portland Panthers Reunion in September 2008
Exclusive Film Showing "RICHARD AOKI" - 5/30/08EastSide Arts Alliance presents Final Fridays Films of Resistance and Solidarity
FREE screening of On May 30th Eastside Arts Alliance will host an exclusive screening of the work-in-progress film "RICHARD AOKI". This documentary will examine the life of a Japanese American radical whose struggle for justice includes being a founding member of the Black Panther Party & leader in the 1969 Third World Liberation Front strike for ethnic studies. Trailer: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZicbkEaJb5g
Final Fridays Films of Resistance and Solidarity, a free monthly community event produced by
EastSide Arts Alliance, screens on the last Friday of every month. The EastSide Arts Alliance
(ESAA) is a group of artists and community activists of color who live and work in the Lower
San Antonio neighborhood of East Oakland. ESAA is dedicated to nurturing and supporting the
work of the Lower San Antonio district's African American, Latino/Chicano, Asian, and
Native American cultural workers, many of whom have not found a home within Oakland's mainstream
arts community.
Oakland Community School Reunion Picnic
Reunion Picnic: July 19, 2008
EMAIL AND PHONE CONTACT INFO Greetings Sistas & Friends:
This is just a little note to inform you that Kathleen's Mother, Ms. Juette
Johnson Neal, made her transition this afternoon. Kathleen said that she left this
earth surrounded by Family and Loved Ones.
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Black Panther Party 40th Year Reunion Poster$15.00 + $4.00 for handling. Make check or money order to:It's About TimeP.O. Box 221100Sacramento, CA 95822 |
Our first issue of the Man UP newsletter has hit the presses. Layout, photos, graphics,
and articles are entirely the work of Man UP! members. I hope you enjoy it
In Struggle
Dr. J.
Man-UP!
This DVD tells the untold story of how it all started.
Hear Elbert "Big Man" Howard one of the six original founding members of the Black Panther Party. Hear this untold story of how it all started.
On Sale $15 and $3 for shipping
Send Money order to P.O.Box 130 Forestville Ca. 95436
Exhibit Starts October 20 - January
The Museum of Contemporary Art - LA, CA
October 23, meet authors Emory Douglas and Dr. Curtis Austin, both will be signing their books at Sierra Curtis Neighborhood Association located @ 2791 24th Street, Sacramento, Ca. Emory will be signing his book "Black Panther Revolutionary Art" and Dr. Austin will be signing and talking about his book "Up Against the Wall". 7pm starting time.
This event is being sponsored by It's About Time 916-455-0908
After a year of fighting the stage 3b colon cancer, Fred Ho returns to the concert world for a solo baritone saxophone performance on Friday, September 21, 2007, 7pm at the Rubin Museum of Art, 150 West 17th Street, New York, NY 10011 (phone 212.620.5000 x344) www.rubinnyc.org. Hear how he has come to engage sound and social consciousness at the cellular level of breath, stamina and energy! Tickets are $20.
www.bigredmediainc.com www.voiceofthedragon.com
Big Red Media, Inc., PO Box 220141, Brooklyn, NY 11222-0141 USA
Been talking to VH1 about their documentary about the BPP,
they will be talking to folk over the next few weeks.
-- Billy X
Attachad is a pic of 22 Nelson avenue, BPP Peekskill Chapter. The street was demolished and the Main Branch Library was built on the entire block. Thought it was constructive that a public library would be constructed in the same location, for the community.
This program features a panel on the San Francisco 8 -
with Cynthia
McKinney, Kathleen Cleaver, Soffiyah Elijah and Claude Marks.
Sister Asali was one of the Party's outstanding artists. Asali joined the Party in Seattle, Washington,
and relocated in 1972 to Oakland to help work on the Bobby Seale for Mayor campaign. Because of her skills
as an artist, she was placed on the Black Panther Party Newspaper staff.
She worked directly with Emory Douglas. Asali helped put out the paper weekly and did artwork for the
newspaper. Here are a few examples of her work.
Asali still lives and works in the Bay area.
Brother Malik was drawn to the Party from this experience in the Viet Nam War.
Malik worked in our Washington DC office and later moved to Oakland to work on
the BPP newspaper. Malik made weekly contributions to the newspaper, here are
some the examples of his artist abilities.
Find out more about Malik read, "Bloods" and view the "Nelson Mandela" documentary.
This guy bears responsibility for the arrest of every African American in his state who was arrested and sentenced for cocaine related offenses!
We would like to thank Rasputin's Music for the opportunity to display some of our historical photos in their windows. The display in the Berkeley store has been up since late January 2007. Starting in March in their San Francisco store we will have a display in that store window. Come check it out. Berkeley Store is located @ 2401 Telegraph.
Rasputin's Music is the largest Record Store in the Bay area.
Exhibits by: Billy X Jennings
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1. Life in Tanzania/ Black Panther Party Legacy Lives On in Africa
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www.ktvu.com/video/10865750/index.html
abclocal.go.com/kgo/story?section=local&id=4979816
www.signonsandiego.com/news/state/20070128-1645-ca-oldpolicekilling.html
kcbs.com/pages/191745.php?contentType=4&contentId=297414
www.kfmb.com/stories/story.78750.html
and a January 5, 2007 article from Monthly Review's MRZine:
mrzine.monthlyreview.org/jacobs050107.html
I would like to thank Karen Wald's for the use of material from her
collection to share with our readers. I have been reading articles by Karen
since 1968, she has covered Huey Newtons cases and the Black Panther Party,
she also covered the Soledad Brothers case, as well as interviews with George
Jackson. She also covered August 21, the murder of George Jackson and the
San Quentin six case. These are just a few of the many articles Karen has
written. We thank her for sharing material.
-- Billy X
In the spirit of Kwanzaa. Attached you will find the latest edition of Positive Action the newsletter for the All African People's Revolutionary Party (A-APRP). This edition is a tribute to the 40 year commemoration of the founding of the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense (October 1966 - 2006), but this isn't just a nostalgic piece. Instead, its an effort to connect the Panther legacy with the international Pan-Africanist struggle for justice today! So, the issue contains articles about the FBI's role in destabilizing the Panthers and how the American government still employs the same tactics, just under a different name; the Patriot Act. There is also articles about the legacy of Kwame Ture and a very important article written by a leading A- APRP member from Ghana, West Africa, about Kwame Nkrumah's efforts to build the Convention People's Party in Ghana and how imperialism sabotaged that effort submitted by Ahjamu Umi.
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