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The Long March from Bandung to Oakland The Long March from Bandung to Oakland
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The Evolving Internationalism(s) of the BPP The Evolving Internationalism(s) of the BPP
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The Legacy of the Panthers The Legacy of the Panthers
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Introduction “Theory with No Practice Ain’t Shit”
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Published:June 2017
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Abstract
This introductory chapter focuses on the Black Panther Party's (BPP) national leaders, who played the primary roles in directing the party's international and transnational engagements. But while scholars have explored how some of the party's transnational allies framed their relationship to the BPP within the context of their own struggles, lack of archival access has made it more difficult to trace the internal calculations of the Panthers' state-level allies in places such as Cuba, North Korea, Vietnam, and China. The chapter offers a number of insights into the origins, evolution, and legacy of the Black Panther Party's international engagement and the ways in which it intersected with larger developments in the Third World, the Cold War, and the black freedom struggle.
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