American justice on trial [electronic resource] : People v. Newton / Lise Pearlman.
"On the 50th anniversary of the Black Panther Party, Pearlman's new book American Justice on Trial: People v. Newton compares the explosive state of American race relations in 1968 to race relations today with insights from key participants and observers of the internationally-watched Oakland, Calif...
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Language: | English |
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Berkeley, California :
Regent Press,
[2016]
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American Justice on Trial: People V. Newton. |
Format: | Electronic eBook |
Contents:
- Introduction
- Free Huey now!
- Oakland : the makings of a racial tinderbox
- The Panthers' roots
- Takin' care of business
- The defense team
- Who do you trust?
- Honkies for Huey
- The smell of revolution
- Client or comrade?
- Power to the people
- The quest for a jury of his peers
- A minority of one
- On trial : Newton or American society?
- The burden shifts
- The day of reckoning arrives
- Aftermath
- Winning Newton's freedom
- To what end?
- Revolutionary suicide
- The arc of the moral universe
- Epilogue.