Own a Piece of Revolutionary History: The Black Panther Newspaper, Vol. 3, No. 2 (Free Huey), May 3, 1969
Offered here is a powerful and iconic artifact of the Black Power movement: The Black Panther newspaper, Volume 3, Number 2, featuring the urgent call to "FREE HUEY" Newton. Published on Sunday, May 3, 1969, this newspaper provides a vital firsthand glimpse into the political activism, social commentary, and cultural force of the Black Panther Party during a pivotal moment in American history.
This issue, with its bold headline and striking imagery, encapsulates the Party's unwavering advocacy for Huey P. Newton, co-founder and Minister of Defense, who was imprisoned at the time. The demand for his freedom resonated deeply within the movement and beyond, making this particular issue a significant historical document.