Show:
“What We Want, What We Believe”
"Women, Gender, and Party Politics in the Black Panther Party" (Comrade Sisters)
“The Women’s Liberation and Gay Liberation Movements”

“A Black Feminist Statement”
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What was the very first want of the Black panther party for the Black community?      

Freedom

100

What was the percentage of Black women in the Black Panther Party?

Over 66%

100

Who is the author?

Huey P Newton 

100

Name the group of Black feminists based in New York founded in 1973?

The National Black Feminist Organization (NBFO)

200

 The Ten-Point Program of the Black Panther Party was a list of social and political demands for African Americans. True or False?

True

200

Who were the two Polynesian Panthers mentioned in the reading?

Etta Gillion Schmidt and Miriama Rauhihi

200

When was this speech delivered?

in 1970

200

What military operation is the Combahee River Collective named after?

The Raid on Combahee Ferry / The Combahee River Raid

300

What is the ultimate goal of all the wants from the Black Panther Party and Program?

for the right to be given to the people of the community being affected and decide what outcome is

300

What was the name of the Black Panther Party’s first full-time liberation school?

The Children’s House or The Intercommunal Youth Institute

300

What are the two ADW 112 concepts in this speech we previously discussed?

Black Radicalism and Resistance 

300

What economic philosophy does the Combahee River Collective believe in?

Socialism

400

Who was the prominent female activist who co-founded the Black Panther Party alongside Huey Newton and played a crucial role in advocating for women’s rights within the organization?

Elaine Brown

400

What issue led  Miriama Rauhihi to join the Polynesian Panthers?

When working in a rural sewing factory, she realized that they were underpaid and in bad working conditions. When her boss ignored her, she organized a union strike which introduced her to Will Illolhoia who showed her the Party.

400

Who was Huey Newton? Why was his Speech Significant?

Huey Newton was one of the Co-founders of the Black Panther Party. This speech was significant because it was very unusual during this time for radical and conservative black organizations to address the issues that movements like these confronted.

400

What four oppressions are the Combahee River Collective fighting against?

racial, sexual, heterosexual, class