The Black Panthers; Vanguard of the Revolution documentary is coming out today February 16, 2016, on PBC.
The first feature of the Black Panther Party and its impact on the wider American culture; the political awakening of the Black community and the lessons wrought when a movement derails. This documentary was done by the Stanley Nelson and content sourced directly from authoritative sources. It features rare archival footage of people that were there; the police, the FBI informants, white supporters and detractors, journalists, and the Black Panthers that remained loyal to the movement to the end and those who defected along the way.
The Black Panther Party for Self-Defense was founded in October 1966 in Oakland, California by Huey Newton and Bobby Seale. The Panthers implanted a military style self-defense among the minority communities against the US government, which through authorities like the police were seen to be oppressing them.
The Black Panthers intentions were to advocate for equity and civil rights. Their revolutionary culture sought to change drastically the system that was oppressing the minority in America. The documentary features Kathleen Cleaver and Jamal Joseph among others.
For more details head on to TheBlackPanthers.com
