Emory Douglas on the Black Panther Party, FBI Surveillance, and the Power of Revolutionary Art

Emory Douglas, former Minister of Culture for the Black Panther Party, discusses the movement’s visual strategy, the impact of FBI surveillance, and the enduring power of political art. This conversation explores race, activism, media, and the role of images in times of social upheaval.

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