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    The Black Panther Party for Self¬ Defense was founded in October 1966, in Oakland, California by Bobby Seale and Huey P. Newton. The party originated in California and it is now one of the first organizations in United States history to militantly struggle for ethnic minority and working-class emancipation. The black panther party was the largest black revolutionary organization that has ever been known to man. Strongly influenced by Malcolm X, the Panther Party’s intentions were to have…

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    Malcolm X and the Black Panthers were two strong influences during the civil rights movement. The two founders of the Black Panthers, Huey P. Newton and Bobby Seale, were sick of not being able to defend themselves against people like white supremacists or the Ku Klux Klan, during the civil rights movement. As a way to defend themselves, Newton and Seale created the Black Panther Party for Self Defense. Malcolm X worked with the Black Panther Party and became an important voice for Black Muslim…

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    whatever is necessary for their rights as human beings. But with enough motivation Huey Newton and Bobby Seale took Malcolm's words and brought them to action by creating the Black Panther Party. The Black Panther Party was founded in 1966 by Huey Newton and Bobby Seale. The Black Panther Party was based on ideas such as black nationalism, a belief in the necessity of violence and armed self defense in order to obtain freedom from white oppression - ideas that were strongly represented in…

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    After his father’s death during the official signing of the Sokovia Accords at the Vienna International Centre, T'Challa returns home to Africa to be crowned as the equitable King of the Wakanda nation and given the power of Black Panther. However, it does not take too long for his reign to be challenged when a powerful enemy rises, revealing his true identity and claiming his right to sovereignty. After T’Challa was initially defeated and presumably dead, his high-tech utopia, Wakanda, finds…

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    BLACK PANTHER, THE GHOST OF THE FOREST Chapter 1: Introduction The black panther is one of the most powerful and smartest animals in the world. It is an aggressive, fearless and strong animal. A black panther is not a member of a specific species but it is a name for some big cats with black coat or fur. It is actually called a black jaguar (Panthera onca) in Central and South America or a black leopard (Panthera pardus) in Asia and Africa. Chapter 2: Black Panther’s Appearance The size…

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    Black Panther Analysis

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    On February 23, I had to opportunity to see the new Black Panther Movie, and I thought it was good, with a really good line here and there, but it was not anything spectacular. I am sure, though, that it will be a better live action Lion King adaptation than the one coming out with Beyoncé in it, as the plot of Black Panther mirrors the original Lion King. The Acting was good, as good as we have come to except from a Marvel movie, but nothing ground breaking. Chadwick Boseman and Letitia Wright…

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    Two Sides of Hate The Ku Klux Klan and The Black Panthers are two of Americans most predominate organizations. They have long been a part of American history. Two completely different organizations who were founded upon hate for two separate reasons, they both believe they should have their own nations. Both have been part of many violent protests and acts. These two organizations have a lot in common and many differences such as why they were founded, the rights they are protecting, and their…

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    There is debate on whether the Black Panther party positively impacted the African American community and influenced the success of the Civil Rights Movement during 1966 and into 1982. Others debate whether the Black Panther party should be a true representative of the African American due to their methods of violence and riots during the Civil Rights Movement. The Black Panthers believed that the movement that was led by Martin Luther King was not giving the African American community what they…

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    In the movie Black Panther, as he was dying, Eric Killmonger stayed true to his cause even after he was given the chance to live, “...Why? So you can just lock me up. Naw, Just bury me in the ocean with my ancestors who jumped from the ships. Because they knew death was better than bondage.” Earlier this year, the long wait was over for the action-packed Marvel film. After seeing the film, many viewers had the notion that Eric Killmonger was either a villian extremist or a revolutionary in…

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    Tropes In Black Panther

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    intermitted with other genres. This film text is primarily about a Superhero but it adds progressive Spy tropes and Science Fiction to this original comic book character, Black Panther. What makes this film so uniquely awesome is that it has inspired the Black culture to be recognized and black women to be empowered. In prior history, Black superheroes were not given admiration as the usual American cathedral of heroes such as Captain America. In this “Afrofuturistic” film with amazing…

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