Aug 30, 2020 · "It's A Class Struggle, Goddammit!": A Speech by Fred Hampton (1969) — Hampton Institute. The following is the full transcript of a speech delivered by Fred Hampton at Northern Illinois University, November, 1969. What we're going to try to do, is we're going to try to rap and educate. We're glad to try to throw out some more information.

Speech by Fred Hampton, Deputy Chairman of the State of Illinois Black Panther Party on revolution and racism.

Aug 30, 2020 · The following is the full transcript of a speech given by Chairman Fred Hampton Sr. at Olivet Baptist Church in Chicago in 1969. Power anywhere where there's people. Let me give you an example of teaching people.

Speeches: 1969 April 27 : You Can Murder a Liberator, but You Can’t Murder Liberation 1969 May 19 : We Have to Protect Our Leaders! 1969 November : It’s a Class Struggle Godamnit! 1969 : Power Anywhere Where There’s People. n.d. : Untitled (Why don’t you die for the people?)

Member Fred Hampton’s “Power Anywhere Where There’s People” speech was delivered in 1969, and was given when BPP founder Huey P. Newton was in jail and member Eldridge Cleaver had to go underground because of the FBI’s continuing mission against Black Liberation groups, COINTELPRO.

We got to talk first of all about the main man. The main man in the Black Panther Party, the main man in the struggle today—in the United States, in Chicago, in Cuba and anywhere else—the main man in the liberation struggle is our Minister of Defense, and yours too, Huey P. Newton.

Perhaps the most influential chapter outside of the Bay Area was headed by activist Fred Hampton (1948–1969) in Chicago. Hampton was an outstanding organizer and charismatic speaker. In 1969, the Chicago police launched a carefully planned raid against the Panther headquarters and murdered Hampton.

By Fred Hampton, 1969 This speech can be found at www.marxists.org What we're going to try to do, is we're going to try to rap and educate. We're glad to try to throw out some more information. And it's going to be hard to do. The Sister made a beautiful speech as far as I'm concerned. Chaka, the Deputy Minister of Information, that's his job ...

Let me say in the spirit of liberation—I’ve been gone for a little while, at least my body’s been gone for a little while. But I’m back now and I believe that I’m back to stay. I believe that I’m going to do my job and I believe that I was born not to die in a car wreck; I don’t believe that I’m going to die in a car wreck.

Sep 10, 2018 · I’m the Deputy Chairman of the State of Illinois Black Panther Party, Fred Hampton. A lot of people don’t understand the Black Panther Party’s relationship with white, mother country radicals. A lot of people don’t even understand that word that Eldridge uses a lot.