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[urbanrealism]

When he said “panther cubs” my heart melted

[vertigoed.]

"I marched with Dr. King" *chills*

[kristenrose]

I am embarrassed to say I have sickle cell anemia and never knew the black panther party brought attention to this disease. All the good things they did is amazing. I grew up only hearing negative things and to be scared of them. Thank you for educating me and many other.

[nellyyy]

Way back then a black lady and two white children weren't even allowed to look at each other or sit down to have a conversation like this one. Now thanks to them we can live next to who we want, talk to who we want, play with who we want without any consequences. Change. Something that can only occur if you truly want it to. This was amazing

[LolaBug]

I love what the lady is wearing she looks cool asf

[Lovmusic]

As a college student, I have not been taught or heard of the Black Panthers once in my schooling until now, not even in class. Why aren’t we teaching this in schools today? Very sad but I’m glad I’m learning about it today and to start spreading this knowledge and learning more.

[saralee]

I like how he pointed out denying necessities to people is also considered "violence, " like food and healthcare, because it ultimately leads to death from starvation or disease. It's kind of like how "neglect" is considered abuse. "Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter." -MLKJ

[Zyruss]

I want that lady to be my grandma. She’s so sweet

[orianamcpherson]

as a black person, I would be soooo honored to just be in their presence. like are you kidding me?? thank you

[Red_BonesofSaintThursday]

Exactly, if you strike at my child, I’ll strike back. I hate how people just stripped the philosophies of King and X, and just made them peace and violence. The Black Panthers were not a hate group and honestly the government just liked King more

[ShadowBolt]

Crazy how school only talked about how black people were slaves

[astranger]

I didnt know the story behind name black panther was this important and precious, thank you hiho now i know. Respect stan lee for using that name cleverly.

[chazconway]

Black Panthers gave us an ambulance service. They put children in daycare!!! They did the most. But they get looked at as terrorists cuz they were BLACK!!! I'm so glad this was done.

[dariorodriguezmenendez]

Being in front of a Black Panther would be an entire honor.

[xonnenna]

Funny how they never really taught us about the Black Panther movement in school...or in my school at least🤔

[NaeNaeFuller]

I’m 14 years old and haven’t learned about the Black Panther Party until now. History classes don’t teach us kids these things, but instead want to teach us about slavery and the KKK.

[hildarichey]

Please consider captioning your great videos for the learning benefit of deaf children. Thanks.

[rawlsawh]

not what I expected. a learning experience nevertheless.

[Vic-Valentine]

As a young white scandinavian dude, this was super interesting and cool to learn about, i never heard about this.. kinda makes you wonder why

[jamess.t.]

why doesn’t america teach kids about the black panthers but in scotland we spent months learning all about the civil rights movements in america