Presents a collection of writings by Black Panther Party founder Huey P. Newton, including selections from the Black Panther archives and Newton's private files.

Scoring -- Freedom -- Bobby Seale -- The founding of the Black Panther Party -- Patrolling -- Sacramento and the "Panther bill" -- Crisis : October 28, 1967 -- Trial -- Fear and doubt : May 15, 1967 -- From "In defense of self-defense" I : June 20, 1967 -- From "In defense of self-defense" II : July 3, 1967 -- The correct handling of a revolution : July 20, 1967 -- A functional definition of politics : January 17, 1969 -- On the peace movement : August 15, 1969 -- Prison, where is thy victory? : January 3, 1970 -- The women's liberation and gay liberation movement : August 15, 1970 -- Speech delivered at Boston College : November 18, 1970 -- Intercommunalism : February 1971 -- On the defection of Eldridge Cleaver from the Black Panther Party and the defection of the Black Panther Party from the Black community : April 17, 1971 -- Statement : May 1, 1971 -- On the relevance of the church : May 19, 1971 -- Black capitalism re-analyzed I : June 5, 1971 -- Uniting against a common enemy : October 23, 1971 -- Fallen comrade : eulogy for George Jackson, 1971 -- On pan-Africanism or communism : December 1, 1972 -- The technology question : 1972 -- A spokesman for the people : in conversation with William F. Buckley, February 11, 1971 -- Eldridge Cleaver : he is no James Baldwin, 1973 -- Fallen comrade : eulogy for George Jackson, 1973 -- Who makes US foreign policy? : 1974 -- The dialectics of nature : 1974 -- Eve, the mother of all living : 1974 -- The mind is flesh : 1974 -- Affirmative action in theory and practice : letters on the Bakke case, September 22, 1977 -- Response of the government to the Black Panther Party : 1980.