Black Panther/San Francisco State : On Strike [WorldCat Entities]

"The program's second part, shot by students and their supporters during the San Francisco State University strike of 1968-1969, documents the groundbreaking protest that led to the establishment of the first ethnic studies department at an American university."
"The program's second part, shot by students and their supporters during the San Francisco State University strike of 1968-1969, documents the groundbreaking protest that led to the establishment of the first ethnic studies department at an American university."@en
"This two-part program begins with the actual film the Black Panther Party used to promote its cause. Shot in 1969 in San Francisco, it's an exemplar of 1960s activist filmmaking, featuring an interview from jail with Panthers' cofounder Huey Newton, and footage of cofounder Bobby Seale explaining its Ten Point Program and Eldridge Cleaver discussing the Panthers' appeal to the black community."
"This two-part program begins with the actual film the Black Panther Party used to promote its cause. Shot in 1969 in San Francisco, it's an exemplar of 1960s activist filmmaking, featuring an interview from jail with Panthers' cofounder Huey Newton, and footage of cofounder Bobby Seale explaining its Ten Point Program and Eldridge Cleaver discussing the Panthers' appeal to the black community."@en

Black Panther/San Francisco State : On Strike