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Letters to the Editor published in the Black Panther
The Black Panther Party Newspaper as a "Conscious Raising" Aparatus
May 1, 1976 Letter to the Editor by Crocket and five other Chester patients
Rayford Anderson August 7, 1976 Letter to the Editor
January 24, 1976 Letter to the Editor by Kevin Crockett
The Black Panther as a means of Community among those confined in institutions
We know the Black Panther was delivered to people in some prisons as a means of connection, education, and empowerment. There is also evidence that it was delivered to those in psychiatric institutions with the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola having its own chapter of the Black Panther Party. The Letters to the Editor from Crockett and Anderson also suggest that the paper was distributed near some prisons hospital wards. The Black Panther as highlighted in Anderson's piece was essential for folks developing their own critical perspective on their own confinement in mental hospitals.
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May 1, 1976 Letter to the Editor by Crocket and five other Chester patients
The Black Panther as a means of Community among those confined in institutions
January 24, 1976 Letter to the Editor by Kevin Crockett
Black Disability Politics in the "Black Panther"
The Black Panther as a means of Community among those confined in institutions
The Black Panther as a means of Community among those confined in institutions
Psychiatric and Carceral Systems
The Black Panther as a means of Community among those confined in institutions
A Note on Identity Language Used by Crockett
Crockett's Experience with Over Medicalization
Crockett's Plan for Improving Psychiatric Care
The Black Panther as a means of Community among those confined in institutions