The largest mass trial in New York history. Twenty-one Black Panthers. 156 felony counts. The jury saw through all of it in under an hour. The full story rev…
Motown\u2019s biggest star recorded an anti-war protest album. Berry Gordy tried to stop it. The FBI started a file. They monitored a man for singing the truth.
Anslinger told her to stop singing “Strange Fruit.” She refused. He sent an undercover agent to set her up. She died handcuffed to a hospital bed with a $750 fine pinned to her gown.
He was the logistical genius behind the March on Washington. He trained Martin Luther King Jr. in nonviolent resistance. His own movement hid him because he was openly gay.
Twenty-one Black Panthers were charged with 156 counts of conspiracy to bomb police stations and department stores. Afeni Shakur, eight months pregnant, represented herself. The jury deliberated for ninety minutes.
Williams organized armed self-defense against the Klan in Monroe, North Carolina. The NAACP expelled him. Thurgood Marshall personally provided information to the FBI. Williams fled to Cuba, then China.
The FBI had informants inside the Audubon Ballroom the day Malcolm was killed. NYPD undercover officers were in the audience. No one intervened. The two men convicted spent decades in prison for a murder they did not commit.
Hoover called the Panthers “the greatest threat to internal security of the country.” The Bureau ran 233 operations to destroy them. Huey Newton was target number one.
His “Dark Alliance” series linked the CIA to crack cocaine flooding Black neighborhoods. Major newspapers attacked him. Then the CIA\u2019s own inspector general confirmed his core findings.
Convicted of shooting two NYPD officers based on testimony the FBI knew was false. He spent 19 years in prison. Then 300,000 pages of FBI files proved the Bureau manufactured the case.