Defend Panthers Arrested On

30 Year-Old Charges

John Bowman (Now Deceased), Hank Jones, Ray Boudreaux, Harold Taylor & Richard Brown

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Murder Charges Against Former Black Panthers Based on Confessions Extracted by Torture
Eight former Black Panthers were arrested January 23rd in California, New York and Florida on charges related to the 1971 killing of a San Francisco police officer. Similar charges were thrown out after it was revealed that police used torture to extract confessions when some of these same men were arrested in New Orleans in 1973. Richard Brown, Richard O'Neal, Ray Boudreaux, and Hank Jones were arrested in California. Francisco Torres was arrested in Queens, New York. Harold Taylor was arrested in Florida. Two men charged have been held as political prisoners for over 30 years – Herman Bell and Jalil Muntaqim are both in New York State prisons. A ninth man -- Ronald Stanley Bridgeforth – is still being sought. The men were charged with the murder of Sgt. John Young and conspiracy that encompasses numerous acts between 1968 and 1973.
Harold Taylor and John Bowman (recently deceased) as well as Ruben Scott (thought to be a government witness) were first charged in 1975. But a judge tossed out the charges, finding that Taylor and his two co-defendants made confessions after police in New Orleans tortured them for several days employing electric shock, cattle prods, beatings, sensory deprivation, plastic bags and hot, wet blankets for asphyxiation.

BLOODS and CRIPS Unite with the New Black Panther Party For Self Defense
to combat police brutality and police terrorism in the black and latino communities.
From the David X Files
David X, NBPP
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50 Shots=50 Cops
We Want Justice for Sean Bell!
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50 Shots= 50 Day Boycott

Boycott All Non- Black Businesses

Police Policy on Black People,

"Shoot To Kill"

Police killings are war against black people. Black-Afrikan
must police the police. Community cop watch is a must. We must organize!

Join the New Black Panther Party for Self Defense in monitoring the police in the streets.

Revolution is the only solution!

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Join the The Hands Off Assata Campaign in an International mobilization to call on the State of New Jersey and the U.S. Department of Justice to rescind the illegitimate $ 1 million dollar bounty on Assata Shakur (s/n Joanne Chesimard), remove her name from the F.B.I. domestic terrorist list, and ultimately issue Ms. Shakur a rightful, long overdue pardon.

Check out film maker Gloria Rolando's "Eyes Of The Rainbow" which focuses on Assata's life as a political exile in Cuba.


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HANDS OFF ASSATA OLUGBALA SHAKUR!

LONG LIVE THE CUBAN REVOLUTION!

Hands Off Assata!














Assata Shakur To Celebrate
Her 60th Earthday in 2007

On the night of May 2nd 1973, Assata Shakur was shot twice by the New Jersey State Police.
Also shot were her comrades Sundiata Acoli and Zayd Shakur ( shot fatally).
Assata was kept on the ground, kicked, pulled, dragged along by her hair. When she was finally put into an ambulance, the police would not let the ambulance leave. Police kept asking the ambulance attendants, "Is she dead yet?, Is she dead yet"?
Finally, when it was clear that she wasn't going to die in the next five to ten minutes, they took her to the hospital. The police were jumping on her, beating her, choking her, doing everything that they could possibly do as soon as the doctors and nurses would go outside.
They would not stop torturing her. But Assata would soon escape her tormentors.
Now Assata is in exile and living peacefully in Cuba.