What does BP stand for?

Black Panthers

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Charles Baron, a New York city councilman and former member of the Black Panthers, a Black Power movement in the mid-1960s and 1970s, attacked the president for turning a cold shoulder to the plight of African-Americans.

African-Americans slam Obama in White House protest

The Southern Poverty Law Center and the Anti-Defamation League have labeled the New Black Panther Party a hate group, and many original Black Panthers have denounced it, yet somehow the new administration couldn't bring itself to accept a victory that it was being handed on a legal silver platter.

Cowards on race

Bobby Seale and Huey Newton founded the Black Panthers in Oakland, California, as a reaction to Malcolm X's assassination.

A revolutionary artist

The Black Panthers Stephen Shames Aperture 547 West 27th Street, New York NY 10001 1597110248 $35.

The Black Panthers

What Newton and Seale had done when they created the Black Panthers was to take advantage of a state law that said you could carry weapons openly.

"The most dangerous organization in America": forty years after the ...

Former Black Panthers are hoping the phrase "Burn Baby Burn" will help their nonprofit organization market a new product: hot sauce.

Black Panthers foundation hopes to spice things up

Black Panthers, Black Muslims, white supremacists, and others.

A tribute to Berrigan. (Letters to the Editor)

Among the 150 "political prisoners" Councilman Barron mentioned by name were Jalil Muntaqin and Mumia Abu Jamal, both former Black Panthers convicted of murdering police officers.

New York City's radical Councilman. (Insider Report)