60 years later, ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE!

✊🏾 This past week, we joined former Panthers, organizers, and community members in Oakland, California, to commemorate the Black Panther Party's 60th anniversary, celebrating six decades of organizing, community building, and the continued struggle for Black liberation. Sixty years later, the spirit of the Panthers remains alive, not just in what we remember and celebrate, but in the work still being done to build the world our people deserve. As part of this moment of remembrance, we sat down with former Black Panther Party Minister of Culture and revolutionary artist Emory Douglas, whose powerful artwork helped give visual expression to the movement and its demands for liberation. Watch a preview of our conversation with Emory Douglas, then swipe through some moments from this past week's 60th anniversary celebration in Oakland.