Rainbow Coalition

The First Rainbow Coalition tells the story of community-based movements collectively confronting issues such as police brutality and substandard housing.

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(5 of 10) This became known as the Rainbow Coalition. It was made up of groups like the Black Panthers, the Young Patriots, and the Young Lords. ~ @_chloi Assata Shakur, Black Panther Party, Black Panthers, The Society, Black Excellence, Black Panther, The Rainbow, Historical Figures, Rainbow

(5 of 10) This became known as the Rainbow Coalition. It was made up of groups like the Black Panthers, the Young Patriots, and the Young Lords. ~ @_chloi

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COINTELPRO: Teaching the FBI’s War on the Black Freedom Movement

Through examining FBI documents, students learn the scope of the FBI’s COINTELPRO campaign to spy on, infiltrate, discredit, and disrupt all corners of the Black Freedom Movement.

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The Brown Berets were known for their direct action against police brutality. They protested killings and abuses perpetrated by the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department at the station in the barrio. They supported the United Farm Workers movement and the Land Grant Movement in New Mexico. In 1969, they participated in the first Rainbow Coalition which originally included the Young Patriots and the Young Lords under the leadership of Jose Cha Cha Jimenez and in the Poor Peoples Campaign. In 1969. United Farm Workers, Chicano Studies, Brown Beret, Farm Workers, Chicano Love, Chicana Style, Brown Pride, Direct Action, Color Script

The Brown Berets were known for their direct action against police brutality. They protested killings and abuses perpetrated by the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department at the station in the barrio. They supported the United Farm Workers movement and the Land Grant Movement in New Mexico. In 1969, they participated in the first Rainbow Coalition which originally included the Young Patriots and the Young Lords under the leadership of Jose Cha Cha Jimenez and in the Poor Peoples Campaign. In 1969.

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“When I gave food to the poor, they called me a saint. When I asked why the poor were hungry, they called me a communist.” – Dom Hélder Câmara, Brazilian archbishop We Are The World, Social Work, Social Issues, Social Justice, The Words, Thought Provoking, Call Me, Wise Words, Favorite Quotes

Poster design by Ricardo Levins Morales and the late great Northland Poster Collective....

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Fifty Years of Fred Hampton's Rainbow Coalition

A look back on how multiracial Chicago-style coalition building has influenced organizing to this day.

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You Say You Want a Revolution, the V&A’s new exhibition, explores the birth of late-1960s counterculture that helped spawn Silicon Valley. Alex Needham takes a tour of where it all began, guided by former hippies and subversive visionaries

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Chicana Brown Berets at the 2nd Chicano Moratorium in February 1970 in East LA. The "March in the Rain" with 7,000 people marching to end war in Vietnam... Multimedia Portfolio, Chicano Fashion, Baret Outfit, Chicano Movement, Black Panthers Movement, Brown Beret, Black Beret, Zoot Suit, East La

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Chicana Brown Berets at the 2nd Chicano Moratorium in February 1970 in East LA. The "March in the Rain" with 7,000 people marching to end war in Vietnam...

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Rainbow coalition

The First Rainbow Coalition tells the story of community-based movements collectively confronting issues such as police brutality and substandard housing.

(5 of 10) This became known as the Rainbow Coalition. It was made up of groups like the Black Panthers, the Young Patriots, and the Young Lords. ~ @_chloi

Iconic Black Berets

Through examining FBI documents, students learn the scope of the FBI’s COINTELPRO campaign to spy on, infiltrate, discredit, and disrupt all corners of the Black Freedom Movement.

Poster design by Ricardo Levins Morales and the late great Northland Poster Collective....

A look back on how multiracial Chicago-style coalition building has influenced organizing to this day.

You Say You Want a Revolution, the V&A’s new exhibition, explores the birth of late-1960s counterculture that helped spawn Silicon Valley. Alex Needham takes a tour of where it all began, guided by former hippies and subversive visionaries

Chicana Brown Berets at the 2nd Chicano Moratorium in February 1970 in East LA. The "March in the Rain" with 7,000 people marching to end war in Vietnam...

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