What We Believe

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"What We Believe" is a section of the Black Panther Party’s Ten-Point Program that outlines the organization’s core political principles, demands, and vision for social justice and Black liberation.

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instanceOf political manifesto section
political principles statement
articulates core political principles of the Black Panther Party
demands of the Black Panther Party
vision for Black liberation
vision for social transformation in the United States
associatedWith Black Power movement NERFINISHED
civil rights and Black liberation struggles
author Black Panther Party NERFINISHED
demands decent housing for Black people
education that teaches true history of Black people
end to police brutality and murder of Black people
exemption of Black men from military service
freedom for Black men held in federal, state, county, and city prisons and jails
full employment for Black people
jury trials by peers from Black communities
land, bread, housing, education, clothing, justice, and peace
focusesOn Black liberation
community control of institutions
economic justice
end to police brutality
end to racial oppression
political empowerment of Black communities
self-determination for Black people
social justice
geographicFocus United States NERFINISHED
hasComponent statement on education and historical truth
statement on employment and economic exploitation
statement on fair trials and juries
statement on freedom and self-determination
statement on housing and living conditions
statement on imprisonment and political prisoners
statement on land and economic redistribution
statement on military service and imperialist wars
statement on peace with justice
statement on police violence and community self-defense
hasLanguage English
ideologicallyRelatedTo anti-colonial liberation movements
influenced community-based liberation movements
later Black radical political platforms
medium printed pamphlets and newspapers
partOf Black Panther Party Ten-Point Program NERFINISHED
politicalOrientation anti-capitalism
anti-imperialism
revolutionary Black nationalism
publishedIn The Black Panther newspaper NERFINISHED
targetAudience Black communities in the United States
sympathetic activists and organizers
timePeriod late 1960s United States

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Ten-Point Program hasPart What We Believe