Black Panther Party of Northern California - Freedom Archives

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YP WITN "LACK AND WNITE CHILDREN AS NIS
PLAY'l1ATEE . THE
LESSONS TAUOHT nNIN A " OUT
REALITY " Y~I~ATNER
AND yHE 0"SERVANGE'
OF HI! NOTNER~S
CNARitY AND THE
N "iAARDLY RESPON SE
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MARCUS OARVEY THE " ROAD
KNOWLEDGE ~''d~" TIIE?I~TELG "
ANO EMOTIONAL TENPERMENT
'PEOPLE IrNOM HE STU01 E0 .
WHOM GARVEY NAp "EFRIENDEO
IN HONESTY TOLD NIM THAT SNE
WAS IN"TRUCtED "Y
NER PARENTS TO
OET IN TOUCH
WITH GARVEY.
!NE WAS
"EINei SEN
TO GREAT. .
BRITAIN AN
MAR ~~~ ~AFt+VY3Y a SLACK FATNSR CIIF BLAG'K 1~"C1WSR ,(~w ) .
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OF HIS
MA RC US 'dARVEY~S
EDUCATION CANE
FROM MANY SOURCE! :
PRIVATE TUTORS, TWO
PU "LIC SCHOOLS ANO
TWO COLLEGES . GARVtY~S
T~~ACNER! WERt MEN AND
CtS .
REALITY . AT THE
AdE 14 HE WAS LEARN-
ING THAT THER E .WAS SOME
DIFFERENCE' IN HUMANITY'
THAT THERE ARE DIFFERENT
RAGES EACH HJ1VINd ITS OWN
SEPERAI~E . AND DISTINCT SOCIAL
LIFE . ~f'NE Wtii1TE',ebY .UPOJI' R6ACRINd NAT;URJTY ENTER60 INTO
MILITANT SOCIETY WH " LE THE BLACK BOY DRIFTED AMONd GNAOS
THEN 'CG"N TO REALIZE IF HE WANTED A PLACE iN tNE WORLD,
FOR IT .
(to be continued next issue)
ARNEY PROVED HIMSELF
SUPERIOR YO ALL OP NIS "~I,AYNATE" ,
" OTH' P:IkY-iMCACLti 'AND pENYA~,LY . TNEY
LOOKED ~O NIN FOR LtADERSNiP . MARCUS
dARVEY DtVELOPED A STRONQ FORCE"
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