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I began to question everything about my life

About two years before I completed high school, my inner life was plunged into a sea of confusion and turmoil that lasted until Bobby Seale and I organized the Black Panther Party. For four years I went through the kind of pain that comes when you are letting go of old beliefs and certainties and h…

—p.56 Revolutionary Suicide Moving On (56) by Huey P. Newton
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preparing us for the trash heap of society

My high school diploma was a farce. When my friends and I graduated, we were ill-equipped to function in society, except at the bottom, even though the system said we were educated. Maybe they knew what they were doing, preparing us for the trash heap of society, where we would have to work long ho…

—p.50 High School (45) by Huey P. Newton
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before we die, how shall we live?

I do not think that life will change for the better without an assault on the Establishment, which goes on exploiting the wretched of the earth. This belief lies at the heart of the concept of revolutionary suicide. Thus it is better to oppose the forces that would drive me to self-murder than to e…

—p.3 Revolutionary Suicide: The Way of Liberation (1) by Huey P. Newton
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a revolutionary is a doomed man

It’s fitting that Huey dedicated this book to Bobby Hutton, the first member to join the Party after Huey and Bobby Seale, and the first Black Panther to be killed: Bobby was just seventeen years old when, after a stand-off, police gunned down the unarmed youth as he surrendered. Huey was devastate…

—p.xiii Introduction (ix) by Fredrika Newton
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those for whom “competitiveness” seemed a distant problem

Lyons and IDEO’s design-driven project aimed to solve the alleged problem of insufficient “competitiveness.” That problem, as stated — and the changes Gainesville instituted to address it, including beautiful graphic design, better web resources, and that friendly new office called the Department o…

—p.201 n+1 Issue 35: Savior Complex On design thinking (190) by Maggie Gram