Power shifts: “All power to the people” = people take power, not authorities.
1. Who founded the Black Panther Party in 1966?
2. What did the slogan “All power to the people” express in the Black Panther Party’s ideology?
3. What was the main purpose of the Black Panther Party’s ten-point program?
Black Panther Party — founding year?
Founded in 1966 by Newton and Seale.
All power to the people — meaning?
Slogan for political power held by ordinary people.
Self-defense — justification?
Protection against police brutality and violence.
Ten-point program — key goal?
Lists major political demands including ending capitalism.
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