The programme associated with the party’s founding set out demands for community power, employment, housing, education and an end to police brutality. The archival record dates the programme to 15 October 1966. Its connected demands treated racial domination as an institutional system affecting everyday life rather than only a problem of personal prejudice.
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What characterizes the Black Panther Party’s Ten-Point Programme?
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The programme linked several institutions shaping Black life, consistent with an understanding of racism as a system.
The Black Panther Party’s Ten-Point Programme addressed several institutions shaping everyday life.
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Its demands included employment, housing, education and an end to police brutality.