Black Panther Party's roots in Oakland going on display

The Black Panther Party's roots in Oakland is getting highlighted this weekend with two events. KTVU's Jana Katsuyama tells us one event is at the Oakland Museum of California on Friday and another event will be at the new Dr. Huey Newton Center for Research and Action near City Hall this Saturday.
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[@sandramorey2529]

When the Black Panther Party came to the fore in the 1960's, I was working at a San Francisco Child Care Center. It was because of the Panther Breakfast program that my center, located in the black community of what was left in the Fillmore, began to serve breakfast, too. A good program can transfer to a not so good school. Fed kids do a lot better in school. (Fed teachers, too).

[@jimmybob7028]

Ya, Al Capone used to fund soup kitchens. Does that excuse him of all his crimes??? Wake the phk up, sandra.

[@moneymaker-xc5yn]

we r back

[@afroawarenesschannel7485]

Foreal the Panthers are back...

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[@babysteprecord2168]

Good Work 😎

[@empresstaitu7345]

Yes

[@e.t.2230]

That’s a cool panther wall art

[@propblast82nd]

Looks like an alley cat 🐈‍⬛

[@Mr.Spanky]

I would not choose that panther design id choose more of a elegant supreme design

[@johnmack8904]

Like a Swazi

[@victorlopez-eq3yl]

Nice