Black Panther Newspaper: Free All Political Prisoners

Historic collage of The Black Panther newspaper pages featuring powerful headlines and campaigns from the revolutionary era. The left panel shows dramatic headlines including "Free Eldridge," "Pigs Ambush Panthers," and "Panthers Sue City of Oakland," documenting the Party's confrontations with law enforcement and the justice system. The right panel features the "Free Angela Davis" campaign with her iconic afro and raised fist, demanding freedom for all political prisoners. The Black Panther newspaper, founded in 1967, was the Party's primary communication tool, reaching a peak circulation of 139,000 copies per week. These pages document the Party's battles against police brutality, political repression, and the imprisonment of activists like Eldridge Cleaver and Angela Davis. A powerful piece of revolutionary journalism and political activism, available in three sizes with your choice of black or silver aluminum frame.