We are tired of the constant ICE invasions, constant police brutality, and constant lynchings going on across Amerikkka.

Here to make a change, give back to the community, and abolish corruption in government. Please take a look at our mission goals, and think about sharing, joining, or donating to our cause.

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Historical black-and-white protest photo showing African Americans holding signs that read "Free Huey." The photo is associated with the book titled "The Black Panthers Speak," edited by Philip S. Foner.
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Revived to make sure these heroes’ legacies are not forgotten.

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A group of African American people, including women and men, standing outdoors in front of a wooden building. They are wearing matching leather jackets and berets. One woman is speaking into a microphone, possibly giving a speech or statement, while others stand behind her, some with arms crossed and serious expressions.
A black-and-white photo of a group of women protesting on the street, some raising their fists. They appear determined and united in their cause.

  • “We've got to face the fact that some people say you fight fire best with fire, but we say you put fire out best with water. We say you don't fight racism with racism. We're gonna fight racism with solidarity.”

    ― Fred Hampton

  • “I am no longer accepting the things I cannot change. I am changing the things I cannot accept.”

    ― Angela Y. Davis

  • “Revolution is about the need to re-evolve political, economic and social justice and power back into the hands of the people, preferably through legislation and policies that make human sense. That's what revolution is about. Revolution is not about shootouts.”

    — Bobby Seale

  • “The way forward is together. We must stop fighting for scraps at separate tables and instead demand transformation of the entire feast.”

    ― Brad Lomax

  • “We are going to have to deal with the concept of poverty, man. We are going to erase the color thang, see…There’s welfare up here…There’s police brutality up here, there’s rats and roaches. There’s poverty up here. That’s the first thing we can unite on. Once you realize that you are paying taxes, taxes for them to come in and beat your children, you’re paying them to run you off the corner and you’re paying them to kill you, deal from there. The same thing is happening on the Southside and the Westside, and if you can realize that concept of poverty…a revolution can begin.”

    ― Bobby Lee

  • “Organize. Put heads together, talk about and analyze issues. You might start with one or two or three people. It doesn't have to be a large group. You can take five people, and once you get a good solid idea, those five people can talk to five more people. Take some action—action speaks louder than words. It is very easy to join an organization, and it's tough to create an organization. But not impossible.”

    ― Elbert “Big Man” Howard

  • “As for Huey, we knew we had to do something, quick. They had killed Malcolm, Che, Patrice Lumumba, and Mehdi Ben Barka, the Algerian leader, and now they were trying to kill Huey. We had to return blow for blow. From now on it was going to be an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth.”

    ― Daniel “D.C.” L. Cox

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